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So if @MassGuy is correct (as always), then, did FD intend that whatever blood was produced would be contained on a tarp in the garage? IOW, if he did use that fish knife and his plan was to grab her from behind, pulling her down onto the tarp (which she can't notice as she drives in otherwise element of surprise is lost), and his plan was to slit her throat and keep all the blood on the tarp, well then.
It's a possible plan, but he is pretty ignorant and the best laid plans go awry. People die pretty quickly if the carotid artery in the neck is sliced, but they don't just drop gracefully to the floor and cooperate by keeping their blood in one area. Pretty easy to get it on the car (obviously). This assumes FD is right handed (I don't know - it could have been the jugular if he's left handed).
It seems to me that it's likely that if a knife was the murder weapon, Jennifer had some chance to move and fight (even if she just sort of crumpled, like we're taught to do in self defense classes), he'd have had to modify his overly thought-out, non-airtight plan.
NIH reports that a single slice fatal neck wound still leaves time for the victim to aspirate blood, which means if they can still take a few agonal breaths, they can also gasp out some blood spatter. There would also have been blood spurts toward the front of the victim's body (usually ending up on a nearby object, such as a car and not easily predicted to be contained on any tarp).
FD clearly didn't realize how much clean up he'd have to do. He probably thought it would be like in the movies.
Sounds like FD also went into the house and washed up? Arrogant and idiotic both.
It's a possible plan, but he is pretty ignorant and the best laid plans go awry. People die pretty quickly if the carotid artery in the neck is sliced, but they don't just drop gracefully to the floor and cooperate by keeping their blood in one area. Pretty easy to get it on the car (obviously). This assumes FD is right handed (I don't know - it could have been the jugular if he's left handed).
It seems to me that it's likely that if a knife was the murder weapon, Jennifer had some chance to move and fight (even if she just sort of crumpled, like we're taught to do in self defense classes), he'd have had to modify his overly thought-out, non-airtight plan.
NIH reports that a single slice fatal neck wound still leaves time for the victim to aspirate blood, which means if they can still take a few agonal breaths, they can also gasp out some blood spatter. There would also have been blood spurts toward the front of the victim's body (usually ending up on a nearby object, such as a car and not easily predicted to be contained on any tarp).
FD clearly didn't realize how much clean up he'd have to do. He probably thought it would be like in the movies.
Sounds like FD also went into the house and washed up? Arrogant and idiotic both.