A bloodstain pattern is a series of blood drops that have accumilated in a group to form a pattern. From these patterns we can tell what the angle of the weapon used was at, how high the weapon was, how tall the offender was, and some times how man times the weapon was used. An example of a blood stain pattern (BPA) is a cast-off. This occurs when a weapon is used, becomes bloodied and is swung back for a second blow. This would cause the blood from the weapon to fling on a surface e.g wall in a linear fashion showing the degree or angle is which it is being used. Hope this helps :)
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it is when patterns flow continuesly with a confused pattern in the repeated pattern
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The Wyuwoni pattern developed in 1856 when the pattern was first woven by Mrs. James C. Paxtil. The second most popular pattern is the Americanized Paisley pattern, a pattern that we often see in America. Dr. Olivia Mallows
A repeating historical pattern is called"empires".
International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts was created in 1983.
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Impact spatter refers to droplets of blood that are dispersed when an object strikes a source of blood, such as a person. This type of bloodstain pattern can help investigators determine the direction and force of the impact that caused the spatter.
A bloodstain pattern resulting from blood forced by airflow out of the nose, mouth, or a wound.
As a science major and one who is interested in a possible career in forensic science research, I was reading about this particular specialty in the field. Not much job information was available from my initial search except that I noticed that there is an opening for a Bloodstain Pattern Analyst with the Ontario Police Department and they state the salary is between $1,500 - $1,900 per week.
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Bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) is the examination of the size, shape, distribution, and location of bloodstains to reconstruct the events that led to the bloodshed. BPA can provide valuable insights into the dynamics of a crime scene and help investigators understand what took place. This analysis is often used in forensic investigations to support or refute witness testimony and physical evidence.
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. . . The Forensic Crime Scene Technician or the Investigating Detective.
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