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This is episode 9, B-L-O-O-O-D.

Music episode 9, B-L-O-O-D. The police report and the photos document blood at the scene. I've seen these photos.

Victor was wearing a white t-shirt, and there are two smears of blood on his shirt, one on the right

and one on the left side of his chest.

It's not a huge amount of blood, but enough to make a smear or two at least.

There is also blood on the snow next to him and there are also scratches on his face and wrist.

An autopsy report has a short section which describes the clothing of the deceased.

It's somewhat detailed but not lengthy either.

For example, in Victor's report it doesn't just say t-shirt or white t-shirt.

The report also notes some details about the clothing as one might expect, I think, of a forensic scientist.

For example, it notes something about the front of the t-shirt.

It says that on the front of the t-shirt you can observe the word printed, Bud Light.

But the one thing that the autopsy does not say that you can see on the front of the shirt

is blood.

Bud light, yes. Blood? No.

Now, you might say, well, the blood on the T-shirt is documented on both the police photos and the police report,

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