puppyraiser
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Excellent! Thank you. Yes one immediately assumes the presence of blood and I have no doubt there was blood. LE, however, have been extremely careful about what they specify and I don't believe they have ever said "blood" just "evidence". Of course certain reporters add words like "grisly" ....... Which, of course leads us to picture a bloody crime scene. LE would be doing these poor people a disservice if they were too specific.
I don't believe I ever said that LE said there was blood. In the same breath though, based on all the articles and news conferences, it really doesn't take much to come to the conclusion based on everything LE has said, that evidence collected contained DNA and that they were using that evidence to determine who was injured.
The main point of my original post was simply to ask what the reason would be for LE to not release who might have been in medical distress.