Author Topic: The Bible and the bloodstain thereon.  (Read 6376 times)

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david1819

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Re: The Bible and the bloodstain thereon.
« Reply #45 on: June 15, 2016, 06:10:10 PM »
Definitely a palm print, with no sign of any bloody fingerprints on the cover had she held firmly onto the book herself, and probably made by Bamber pressing Sheila's palm firmly onto the page.

Although it could equally have been June's.  &%+((£

That's assuming her fingers would have to have blood on them while she held it. When she easily could have only her palm contaminated, like Vanezis original autopsy notes sais.

The side of the bible were the palm stains were is also the side the crocheted cloth was found. we can only see one side of this cloth out the pages of the bible. what happened to it I do not know

If her lifeless hand was placed over the page then the blood running down and around her forearm caused by the fatal shots would also have got onto the bible pages due to gravity making the arm come into contact with the pages.

 
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Re: The Bible and the bloodstain thereon.
« Reply #46 on: June 15, 2016, 06:38:31 PM »
That's assuming her fingers would have to have blood on them while she held it. When she easily could have only her palm contaminated, like Vanezis original autopsy notes sais.

The side of the bible were the palm stains were is also the side the crocheted cloth was found. we can only see one side of this cloth out the pages of the bible. what happened to it I do not know

If her lifeless hand was placed over the page then the blood running down and around her forearm caused by the fatal shots would also have got onto the bible pages due to gravity making the arm come into contact with the pages.

 

It is not a palm print it is as stain from sitting in a pool of blood on the carpet.

In any event, the hand and arm are not flat like a sheet of paper.  The palm and upper forearm extend out a significant amount more than the wrist and lower forearm. Placing the arm on a flat surface will result in the palm and upper arm touching that surface but the wrist and lower forearm will not be in contact.  This is why the blood from her arms didn't get on her gown. Her arms was not flat like a piece of paper. The outer palm and wrist were touching the gown but not the lower forearm.

Moreover with her hand face up one can press the Bible against the palm.  You ignore that the wrist is a joint. The hand can be pressed against something all on its own.

 
« Last Edit: June 15, 2016, 06:46:07 PM by scipio_usmc »
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