Eh, I know I'm running a little bit behind on my reading, so this is a tad
late for the discussion-- but why not just pluck a hair from your head, wet
it, and smooth it over the door and the wall? Assuming that your enemy isn't
searching for stray hairs, you could just check if it was still there,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Peter Fairbrother <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Get the "pull" from a "party popper" and wrap it in a dollar bill. Record
> the serial number of the bill (some crypto here maybe). Make it impossible
> to open the closet without setting the "pull" off, ie no trapdoor.
Get the "pull" from a "party popper" and wrap it in a dollar bill. Record
the serial number of the bill (some crypto here maybe). Make it impossible
to open the closet without setting the "pull" off, ie no trapdoor.
Fairly good tamper-evidence, and the token is hard (and very illegal!) to
forge. A
> Isn't the obvious way to handle this to include an undeveloped
> (latent image) photograph of some obscure object, person, or place on
> the film rather than just a blank film ? ? You could then develop it
> and check for light damage and evidence of lack of authenticity. I
> suspect th
