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    Influencia del dactilograma policial y la identificación de personas en cadáveres nomen nescio de la morgue de Huancayo, 2019 al 2021
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2023-01-18) Vásquez Porras, Hernán Jesús; Jáuregui Montero, José Antonio
    In the investigation, dactyloscopy is not put into discussion as a method of identification and individualization of people, here what is considered as a sample element are police expertise. In them, the fulfillment of each of the fundamental moments of the dactylogram was evaluated, based on the fact that no type of blemishes or observations have been presented to the skills carried out in the VIII Dirtepol Junín, setting out the objective of the investigation; explain the influence of the police dactylogram in the identification of people in the nomen nescio corpses of the Huancayo morgue. Methodologically it is a thesis, analytical - deductive, quantitative approach, applied type, explanatory level and non-experimental design, transversal - retrospective, relational - explanatory, census sample of 56 expertise. Result and conclusion, Of the general objective, a p>0.05 and R2 of 31.8% to 60.2% establish that the null hypothesis is accepted: The police fingerprint does not influence the identification of people, of the corpses nomen nescio of the Huancayo morgue. Of the specific objectives that evaluate each of the fingerprint identification characters, specific objective 1 gives a p - value <0.05 and a percentage influence of 89.3%, establishing that: the first order (classification) character influences identification of people in corpses N.N. Of the specific objective 2, 3 and 4 give a p value >0.05 and an R2; 11.5% to 18.3%, 23.9% to 33.4%, 21.9% to 39.7%, respectively. Establishing that the subclassifying identification characters, infratype and characteristic points do not influence the identification of nomen nescio corpses from the Huancayo morgue, 2019 to 2021.