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That is what is so confusing. The picture of the back of the vehicle shows the wheel hubs with the spray on it and with the following caption "Picture of the inside of the boot of Gerard Baden-Clay's car, where police allege they found Allison's blood." Unless the statement in the paper was...

If the blood is from the nose or mouth that doesn't explain how it got on both the left and right wheel hub.

I am still somewhat confused regarding the blood evidence. From where on the body would the blood have been from if there was no evidence of injury other than a chipped tooth. Which is indicative that there was no visible sign of any external injuries. Also, how does blood appear on both wheel...

That does make sense. I had forgotten that the state of the body would have made visible identification almost impossible. Hence the use of dental records. :)

New to this site. I was wondering much the same, first I have heard of how Allison was identified.