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- The “blood belt” was not produced by the flow of blood between the corpse and the cloth of the Shroud, but while placing the body on the linen, the corpse bled and released a trail of blood that perfectly reproduces the relative path between the corpse and the textile material that absorbed this blood.
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This is an evaluation of a paper published July 10, 2018, in the Journal of Forensic Sciences. The paper is titled “A BPA Approach to the Shroud of Turin” by Matteo Borrini, Ph.D., and Luigi Garlaschelli, M. Sc. (Ref. 1). A “BPA” is a bloodstain pattern analysis. This paper on BPA of the Shroud is evaluated to determine the soundness of ...
The BPA of blood visible on the frontal side of the chest (the lance wound) shows that the Shroud represents the bleeding in a realistic manner for a standing position while the stains at the back-of a supposed postmortem bleeding from the same wound for a supine corpse-are totally unrealistic.
- Matteo Borrini, Luigi Garlaschelli
- 2019
Jul 10, 2018 · The BPA of blood visible on the frontal side of the chest (the lance wound) shows that the Shroud represents the bleeding in a realistic manner for a standing position while the stains at the back—of a supposed postmortem bleeding from the same wound for a supine corpse—are totally unrealistic.
- Matteo Borrini, Luigi Garlaschelli
- 2019
The BPA of blood visible on the frontal side of the chest (the lance wound) shows that the Shroud represents the bleeding in a realistic manner for a standing position while the stains at the back-of a supposed postmortem bleeding from the same wound for a supine corpse-are totally unrealistic.
- Matteo Borrini
Jul 10, 2018 · TLDR. The BPA of blood visible on the frontal side of the chest (the lance wound) shows that the Shroud represents the bleeding in a realistic manner for a standing position while the stains at the back—of a supposed postmortem bleeding from the same wound for a supine corpse—are totally unrealistic. Expand.
Influence of ultraviolet radiation on the color of blood stains embedded in the archaeological textile known as the Shroud of Turin. 2019, 24. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2522112. Matteo Borrini, Luigi Garlaschelli. A BPA Approach to the Shroud of Turin.
The BPA of blood visible on the frontal side of the chest (the lance wound) shows that the Shroud represents the bleeding in a realistic manner for a standing position whilst the stains at the back - of a supposed post-mortem bleeding from the same wound for a supine corpse - are totally unrealistic.
