Large pool of blood is found in the center of a room with a tile floor. There are zigzagging, arc-like bloodstains on one wall with drops of blood 1-4 mm in size and drips running down the wall. On an adjacent wall, there is a neat horizontal line of 1-4 mm drops of blood stretching across the length of the wall. From the center of the room, stretching to the door, there is a line of 4-6 mm blood drops that are slightly elongated. Based on this evidence, which is the most likely seque

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Cali Pittman

Chemistry

23 July, 05:00

Large pool of blood is found in the center of a room with a tile floor. There are zigzagging, arc-like bloodstains on one wall with drops of blood 1-4 mm in size and drips running down the wall. On an adjacent wall, there is a neat horizontal line of 1-4 mm drops of blood stretching across the length of the wall. From the center of the room, stretching to the door, there is a line of 4-6 mm blood drops that are slightly elongated. Based on this evidence, which is the most likely seque

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Skye Barron · Answer 1

The victim was stabbed once, his throat was then cut, he collapsed in a pool of his blood, and the attacker fled the room with blood dripping from the knife used in the crime.