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Possible Scientific Explanation for Negative Blood Tests in Steven Smith Case
32:35 - 36:57 (04:22)
A blood spatter expert has testified that a second chemical test used by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division in Steven Smith's alleged murder case could have rendered a negative result after the first test showed positive. The expert also suggested there's a possibility that the lack of blood on the victim's shirt is due to the hemochrome test conducted by SLED, which may have missed the presence of blood.
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A blood spatter expert in a 1985 murder case is now claiming that the first chemical test used by SLED might have affected the accuracy of the results of the second chemical test used to detect for blood.
32:35 - 34:42 (02:07)
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A blood spatter expert in a 1985 murder case is now claiming that the first chemical test used by SLED might have affected the accuracy of the results of the second chemical test used to detect for blood.
ChapterPossible Scientific Explanation for Negative Blood Tests in Steven Smith Case
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The attempt to discredit Tom Bevel's report has resulted in a motion for preventing his testimony, and the disinclusion of derivative opinions.
34:42 - 36:57 (02:14)
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The attempt to discredit Tom Bevel's report has resulted in a motion for preventing his testimony, and the disinclusion of derivative opinions. The motion also accuses the SLED of being corrupt.