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Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation

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artery, whether the injury is covered by apparel, and the position of the victim when the injury was inflicted. Arterial blood staining is accompanied by demonstrable arterial damage. The hypothesis of a bloodstain pattern being the result of arterial spurting would be supported by identifying information within the autopsy report about a severed artery. A bloodstain analyst would require to review the bloodstain pattern by conducting an autopsy report, or verbalize directly to the forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy report. These patterns are customarily very distinctive due to the overall quantity of bloodstains observed. (Scientific and Legal Applications of Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation.)(n.d.). Expiated bloodstain pattern,

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