Reading a Crime Scene Through Blood

Presented by: Lisa Black
Categories: Blood | Crime Scene | Forensic

Bloodstain patterns often reveal how a crime truly unfolded. Forensic specialist Lisa Black explains how different types of bloodstains are formed and what they can tell investigators about movement, force, and timing. This session helps writers understand how blood behaves in various environments so crime scenes feel realistic and scientifically sound.

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