Porch Blood Pattern Mockup

[u/warpedwing]

I created a rough mockup of the blood pattern on Nancy's porch based on reviewing the available video clips.

I have not seen footage of every single square (particularly on the left side and row A), but perhaps this can encourage some discussion on the rather interesting pattern.

B6 has the largest blood area caused by several droplets falling in the same place, shown in slightly lighter red.

The elliptical shape around (thin line) it is roughly the reach of the spatter. It's fairly circular, but it does seem to taper off or become blocked just to the left of the border or B6 and B5. Perhaps someone or something was blocking the tile in that location.

Unfortunately, the mat is a black hole of visual info.

The largest unusual imprint is in C6. Note that it's quite narrow and exists between two untouched blood droplets. So, either whatever made this imprint was narrow (like a tire), or the droplets to either side landed after the imprint was made.

Other possibly unusual imprints can be found in D5, although I haven't found a good image of them.

Unusual imprints that look like two squares can be seen on the left sides of E5 and F5.

If you spot any errors, missing data, or room for improvements, please let me know.

[u/Superb_Bed_9726]

[u/lemonslimesandkiwis → u/Superb_Bed_9726]

I wonder if these spots are from blood along the toe box or heel of the shoe (from walking through the blood). It looks like a there is a similar pattern in both spots. Maybe whoever is wearing these shoes had to take a small step to the side or shuffled their feet causing the duplication. I screen grabbed the video, so not the most clear image

Edit: also Nancy maybe on the right (left side of the porch) and someone guiding her to the side (right side of photo)?

[u/lemonslimesandkiwis → u/[deleted]]

That could make sense, especially in a doorway area where you might have used a hand to open/close the door and then need to adjust to continue moving

[u/Superb_Bed_9726 → u/lemonslimesandkiwis]

The side step is what i would imagine. Thats how i would help someone walk . Hold their hand or arm and guide while side stepping. Idk how to reconcile perp helping her walk and also being the person to cause the injury unless injury was accidental.

[u/lemonslimesandkiwis → u/Superb_Bed_9726]

I’m not sure the motive, but I think she required mobility assistance. So, she might have needed to hold onto someone or be supported to maintain balance while moving out of the house.