Jeffrey Gentry

There's no blood patterns that would suggest a major violent event happened and that this person is obviously deceased.

I don't see that at all.

One of the other things that I look for is not only where did bleeding begin and where did it end?

Where did the person start out?

Where did they travel to?

But I don't see any blood on the doorframe.

I don't see any blood on the doorknob.

It's a black surface on the screen door.

But I don't see anything that would suggest that she was bleeding and trying to get back inside of her house.

So you got to wonder...

where did this begin and where did it end like i mentioned there's no major blood pools there's no transfer patterns on the ground so we don't think that she was dragged away from her home we don't think that she crawled away from her home there's only a couple possibilities either she walked away on her own and didn't have any major injuries or she was carried away from her home but then you got to wonder too where did this blood trail end was there any blood in the driveway how far did it extend so i've got

I mean, unfortunately, it does give you a lot of answers, but then I've got a lot of questions, too.

So I would love to be out there looking around at this scene.

So if this is in fact her blood, and I haven't seen anything in the news that would say that they did DNA testing already and prove that this was her blood outside of the house.

There's always, I mean, I guess the possibility that it's a staged crime scene too.

Whenever I teach classes, I use my own blood and I'll make a pattern exactly like that to demonstrate that.

an event where somebody's standing upright and bleeding.

So there's always that possibility.

So hopefully they've already done the DNA testing and have confirmed that that is, in fact, her blood.

But if she's actively bleeding, either from the nose, and my thought is just with her being a little bit older, rather fragile, that she might have skin tears on her arms.