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From: John Junot
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Category 3: Category 1
Date: 06 Mar 1999
Time: 13:40:27
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Bob Seigler brought up some questions about the five drop blood trail with OJ's DNA in it, and wondered how it could have been planted without a blood sample from OJ, and how OJ could not have known that a blood sample had been taken.
The blood sample could have easily been obtained from bandages or bandaids OJ had thrown away in the Rockinham gargabage. I have proved experimentally that when a diluted blood clot is dripped on a surface and allowed to dry, the resulting residue is indistinguishable to the naked eye from the residue of a drop of blood bled directly from the body. That is to say, it is not at all difficult to steal a sample of a person's blood for the purpose of planting at a crime scene. While liquid blood directly from a person would be hard to obtain, things like old bandages or even clotted blood from, say, a rag are not that hard to obtain, and the donor of the blood would be entirely unaware of it.