That would be a question to ask ILE. They had AK at the station everyday beginning with the discovery of MK's body; they had ample opportunity to observe whether AK had any suspicious cuts.
That they--once again--failed to do their jobs adequately does not magically become evidence of AK's culpability.
AK bled a little in her own house. I dare say we are all guilty of that.
Nova, the problem with the argument of AK's blood is the same as of FR's recollections and about how RS made up the story about the knife. The MOT report relies on AK's statement that the blood wasnt there the day before, as it relies on FR's recollections about her room.
They somehow got AK to say that the blood hadn't been there the before that day, is that correct? she wasn't bleeding, there are no open wounds on her, save her new ear piercings. So I don't understand:
1. how did she bleed with no wounds, unless it's her ears.
2. How she's supposed to know if a drop or two fell from said ears and when?
3. Where is the REST of the blood, IF it was supposed to be associated with the murder? She fought with MK, got an invisible wound, and
only bled a drop on the faucet, which is a logical place for it to fall if she's bending toward the mirror for a closer look at her face?
4. And swabbing down that bathroom and turning it PINK all over did NOT reveal not ONE MORE drop of AK's blood? Please....
5. Okay, say there is some unknown wound. RG had his wounds when he was caught two weeks after the murder. Where are the pictures of AK's after they arrested her?
That's just not logical. I don't understand why logic is not applied with ascertaining guilt.
All I want to know is where did this blood come from and how it's associated with the murder. That's all I want to know. A lost earring in MK's room? Fine. Where is the earring, because surely the masterful investigators found it. If they didn't, then that's not the answer. next.