Andrea,
The website listed on the top of page 74 in the summer forensic binder has changed.
However, you should have a copy of the animation on the disk that we gave you.
You can also locate the website by "googling blood spatter animation"
See the link below.
Looking for blood spatter animation? - NFSTCwww.nfstc.org/looking-for-blood-spatter-animation/
Nov 24, 2009 – NFSTC blood spatter animation NFSTC has created materials and images that are available for use for education and training, media stories, ...
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Thank you for sharing.. Lee --- On Thu, 3/15/12, dianep...@comcast.net <dianep...@comcast.net> wrote: |
Kristi
Kristi Bryson
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Subject: Super easy simulated blood recipe
I tried something new yesterday and it worked out extremely well. I used canned evaporated milk as the base with added food coloring for simulated blood. I didn't like how the other recipes using Karo syrup were so sticky and so slow to dry in the blood spatter experiments. The evaporated milk had the right viscosity and dried nicely. Just remember to take a can opener to school!
To Diane,
Recipe sounds interesting. Will give it a try.
To Andrea,
The animation I think you are seeking is located on your disk from last summer. Open the folder on blood and the screen should look like the attachment. The highlighted area is what you are looking for.
Bud
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