Christopher Whitcomb
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first heard Jul 2026
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I wouldn't say the photographs show.
The photographs show that it is anomalous.
There's no question about it.
When blood, not to be too descriptive, but when blood is shed on a surface, on a flat surface, it has an impact and then it drifts down because it has mass, gravity interacts on it and it drifts down.
When it does, it becomes less and less, you know, part of it is left on the wall and it drifts until the gravity of what remains of that blood sample runs out of steam, essentially, right?
But when it dries, you still have edges where it dripped down the wall and you still have
A component at the end, what's left of the drop, which no longer is pulled by gravity because the adhesion to the walls, you know, getting into the physics, but it's pretty simple.
And it is the basis for forensic examination of a crime scene.
And this is not a new science.
I mean, people know what they're talking about and they can find direction of stain, which way it goes.
You can determine many, many, many things from it.
What you don't have in this particular case, in those common areas, are the characteristics you would expect of blood spatter.
So if that's the case, why are they different?
And if they are different and you found out that they were somehow diluted or that they were washed off the walls or whatever the case may be, the next question is, who did it, why, and when did they have time to do that in less than four minutes?
They're compelling questions, and that is a fairly important part of the book.
Yeah, they had a big party Friday night.
This obviously was after that.
I don't know.
The answer is I don't know.
Do I think there's strongly compelling evidence visually and chemically treated, you know, the forensic evidence from the law enforcement investigation and what the prosecution had going into trial, their report?
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