Koala fingerprints are so similar to humans that even Crime Scene Investigators have been confused by thempic.twitter.com/sBzsuUT32x
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I think the real question here is, why the hell are koala prints found at crime scenes? Is this something that keeps happening? And, if so, have we been entirely too quick to trust koalas?
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Sound like those investigators weren’t Koalafied
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Wait, what crimes have koalas been mistaken for that humans committed or vice versa?
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Shoplifting eucalyptus tea from 7-11
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How many crimes do koalas commit?!
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I always knew the furry little bastards were up to something.
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CSI: Melbourne
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So you're saying I could frame a koala for murder.... Good to know.
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It’s worse the other way around - “IT WAS THE KOALA, I’M TELLING YOU!”
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Making a Murderer Season 3
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Scuse me. I have to go...borrow a koala for very trivial reason that have nothing to do with criminal activity.
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I offer my help and request to borrow the koala for equally trivial activity and nothing crime related.pic.twitter.com/EVWQH2gJ8P
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Thank you for asking. Now to get said koala’s finger prints and not plant them on any conspicuous object that are in the shape, of say, a bank vault.
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