Dr. Cogswell

But if we're talking about just bleeding, roughly half of she would be potentially conscious.

But if we're talking about just bleeding, roughly half of she would be potentially conscious.

that the injuries were inflicted in the position in which she was found. That does not preclude some of those injuries being inflicted elsewhere in the apartment or that when her body was being moved that some blood leaked out and was found elsewhere in the apartment.

that the injuries were inflicted in the position in which she was found. That does not preclude some of those injuries being inflicted elsewhere in the apartment or that when her body was being moved that some blood leaked out and was found elsewhere in the apartment.

I found no carpet fibers in the wounds themselves. Some hairs were recovered off of her clothing and her body. Those were all submitted to Chattanooga PD. As to what the test results showed, I don't know. Does it appear that all the wounds were inflicted by the same knife? It is certainly likely, but it is not impossible that a second knife was used. However, the dimensions of the wounds

I found no carpet fibers in the wounds themselves. Some hairs were recovered off of her clothing and her body. Those were all submitted to Chattanooga PD. As to what the test results showed, I don't know. Does it appear that all the wounds were inflicted by the same knife? It is certainly likely, but it is not impossible that a second knife was used. However, the dimensions of the wounds

don't say categorically, this is two knives. So there's going to have to be some overlap. For example, a significantly smaller knife, like a pocket knife, would not be involved in this.

don't say categorically, this is two knives. So there's going to have to be some overlap. For example, a significantly smaller knife, like a pocket knife, would not be involved in this.

No. The amount of blood collected is sufficient to run the test. If it's an insufficient quantity, then the toxicology lab will tell us it's not sufficient to run the test. We suggest doing targeted testing or this. They actually don't need anywhere near the amount of blood you give them. They can actually make do with two milliliters of blood

No. The amount of blood collected is sufficient to run the test. If it's an insufficient quantity, then the toxicology lab will tell us it's not sufficient to run the test. We suggest doing targeted testing or this. They actually don't need anywhere near the amount of blood you give them. They can actually make do with two milliliters of blood

We usually said a 10 million or two, but as you saw in this particular case, it was just under 6 million. So there was plenty of blood. More blood would not actually have changed the results at all.

We usually said a 10 million or two, but as you saw in this particular case, it was just under 6 million. So there was plenty of blood. More blood would not actually have changed the results at all.