Vibio,
However, as many of us noted, this stain can be dated.
Ok... so far so good. That is what I asked: "Can the stain be dated".
Guede's shoe treads are there, and I quoted a passage directly from Vinci's report, showing Vinci's conclusions with respect to the type of shoe. It seems that Vinci dates the stain by means of the treads.
Your interpretation. Fine.
Although Vinci says clearly in summing up his discussion about the stain., in conclusion., the stain "allo stato" can't be dated. That's what he (Vinci ) says. Maybe Vinci is an idiot. Who knows... but that's what he says in his summing up of the discussion about the stain: it can't be dated.
In addition, if the stain has Rudy's DNA, the the fact that he had not been to the cottage before effectively dates the state, as several of us, including me, also pointed out.
If with testing for DNA and Rudy's were found, it could "effectively" date the stain, fine. And I've made no argument there.
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