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“Marie-poupée” (1976) - Joël Séria

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fuckyeahforensics:

Void
An absence of blood in an otherwise continuous bloodstain or bloodstain pattern.
This pattern was generated by placing a small funnel on top of the target. A fan was then set on medium speed and blood was dropped into the mechanism at an angle that allowed it to strike the target. The funnel was then removed.
It may be possible to determine what object was present during the bloodshed by looking at the void it created after it was removed. It may also be possible to determine the sequence of events by looking at void patterns.

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aguidetomanipulation:

“Pairing these together can help you tell how far you have to go to hide things.
For example, a person who is Observant and Forgetful might notice out of place items, but minor items out of place might be mistaken for forgetting that they moved it. Observant and Memory Favored (much like Sherlock) will have red flags at even the slightest hint wrong. Someone Unobservant but with a good memory might not notice things to a level, but if they do they’ll remember. Occasionally you can get lucky with someone who is Unobservant and Forgetful, who probably won’t notice much and if they do might not find it odd.
Finding where a person is on the scale can tell you what evidence you need to keep track of and what can be sacrificed if something were to go wrong. The more Unobservant or Forgetful they are, the more likely you can get away if you just don’t bring it up or mention it in context that they will notice or remember.”
Suggested by JDT.

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pyrogoth:

HELP ME

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cherielavendre:

What I did today

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pausesbetweenthought:

Please Don’t Kill The Freshman by Zoe Trope.

officiallymosh:

Rm 303 by sideshowsito
Entire set on TheMoshRoom.com

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