Jeffrey Gentry

And that's where somebody is stationary and

and the blood dripping into the blood source, or the blood pool, creates those little satellite stains.

So that's gonna indicate that she was standing in that position for some period of time, dripping blood onto the ground, so actively dripping blood onto the ground.

And then next to that, coming out one tile, you see what looks like possibly a footwear pattern in that.

So whoever was assisting her, or if she was wearing shoes.

A third tile out from the wall.

There's several drip stains and then what looks like a footwear impression there or a partial footwear impression.

That could definitely be somebody walking through it or kicking it or like your other guest said, if she was struggling in some way or maybe even trying to get away, that's definitely possible.

The gravel was disturbed there or they were trying to help her up if she fell.

or if she was injured or trying to resist in any way.

But if she was on the ground actively bleeding, you would see different blood patterns to indicate that.

I don't see anything that, to me, would suggest that she was.

There's probably not.

I've dealt with pacemakers a lot because during the death investigations, you have to remove people's pacemakers to have them analyzed.

So the doctor can do it.

in the office but once somebody is deceased obviously you don't take them to a doctor's office so you remove their pacemaker to have it analyzed but

In her case, it sounds like it's still working and could possibly connect if her device is close enough.

But I think it has to be within several feet or a pretty close distance to her and the pacemaker to get any reliable information from it.

Well, the cameras are going to tell a story.

Whether it's going to have a complete story, as we know, it's probably not.