Animal blood in the silencer would have dried, so how did blood from the victims mix with it?
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You are now beginning to see the problem which the prosecutions case had to deal with...
If you have two lots of animals blood already inside the silencer, in particular around the .22 diameter aperture on the silencers end cap, and wet blood from one of the victims passes through that same aperture, how does the wet human blood, manage to get beyond the dried animal blood, without it picking up any of its qualities? Furthermore, how does the wet human blood end up being there trapped between baffles one and two, in a loose state, whilst all the other human blood on the other baffles, did not?
Are you trying to suggest, that if two lots of animals blood was already in that part of the silencer, were coated in wet blood from a human source that it could not pick up any of the qualities from the animal blood as it mingles with it, or upon it, or against it? Are you also suggesting that for one reason or another, the human blood did not dry in the same way as the other blood staining found inside the silencer, that we are being asked to assume got into the silencer at the time of the shootings, and that when a piece broke off, and detached itself, from the other blood, that it retained its human features, without being contaminated by the Animal blood at all?
That loose flake of dried blood, in that part of the silencer, is extremely dodgy as far as I am concerned - it appears to me, as if it did not get into the silencer at the time anyone was shot, but got there on some other unrelated occasion...
I would have thought that the human blood would not mix with the animal blood, and therefore there would be no confusion between the two - ie, the forensic chap would have known that there was animal blood in there as distinct from human blood.
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Aah, this is where you are mistaken, the AK1 blood enzyme is identical in both human, and animal form, it is conducive to both, indistinguishable, from one to the other...
it is impossible to tell whether or not the AK1 blood enzyme, originated fro animal blood, as opposed to human, blood...