Wait so the kind of cotton fabric actually changes how blood splatters? That’s wild I never thought about how even the texture of clothes could mess with forensic evidence.
Makes you wonder how often this factor is overlooked in crime scenes. Could be the difference between cracking a case or going nowhere.
Anyone know if this applies to other fabrics too? Like denim or polyester?
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More junk science to trot out in court?
They already did this one.
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Link to paper: [Dynamics of blood falling on three types of cotton fabrics and resulting bloodstains
](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0379073825001811?via%3Dihub)
Wait so the kind of cotton fabric actually changes how blood splatters? That’s wild I never thought about how even the texture of clothes could mess with forensic evidence.
Makes you wonder how often this factor is overlooked in crime scenes. Could be the difference between cracking a case or going nowhere.
Anyone know if this applies to other fabrics too? Like denim or polyester?
More junk science to trot out in court?
They already did this one.