But if you’re a cop and you come across red stains, how do you know if it’s blood and not paint or ketchup or beet juice? Lee Lofland, whose blog is a font of information for anyone writing about crime scenes, has a post on just that topic.
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When is it blood?
But if you’re a cop and you come across red stains, how do you know if it’s blood and not paint or ketchup or beet juice? Lee Lofland, whose blog is a font of information for anyone writing about crime scenes, has a post on just that topic.
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