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Jones says bloodstain pattern analysis can determine the location of the impact, the object used to create a pattern, the minimum number of impacts, the way a person or object was moving during an after bloodshed, the way a person was positioned when they were bleeding, etc.
by Adam Carter 2:23 PM
Sheep's blood is usually used to recreate blood spatter.
by Adam Carter 2:25 PM
The types of stains are "passive" (something that is formed only from gravity, like if you cut your finger and it falls to the floor), "transfer" (which is when a bloody surface comes into contact with another surface) and "spatter" (when a liquid is dispersed due to force).
by Adam Carter 2:26 PM
Court now seeing example photos of different types of blood patterns.
by Adam Carter 2:27 PM
by Adam Carter 2:23 PM
Sheep's blood is usually used to recreate blood spatter.
by Adam Carter 2:25 PM
The types of stains are "passive" (something that is formed only from gravity, like if you cut your finger and it falls to the floor), "transfer" (which is when a bloody surface comes into contact with another surface) and "spatter" (when a liquid is dispersed due to force).
by Adam Carter 2:26 PM
Court now seeing example photos of different types of blood patterns.
by Adam Carter 2:27 PM