Bruises...
Hi
all,
I wish to bring something up which I have not seen discussed before.
It was from reading a post that
LMT, whom I have quoted before from the blog he/she had, had written on Perugia Shock that I thought of this:
Below is the gist of what I am curious about, where
LMT mentions bruising:
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1. "Bruises: There is confusion about which areas are real bruises and which areas are lividity. You have to start with an estimate of the length of time of death. In this case, most of the experts agreed that it was around ten minutes from the start of the attack. A bruise is a blow or force that breaks capillaries in the skin. Blood flows into the tissue and later turns dark causing the mark. When the heart stops, blood flow to the broken vessels stops so that the real bruises in this case would be light colored. Lividity is when all of the blood in the tissues flows to the area of the lowest level of gravity. This takes a couple of hours and the marks then become dark. In the case summary, I did see mention of some bruises that sounded logical as bruises. I did not see mention of lividity so they must have done that at the trial or they left that out."
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Meredith Kercher had bruises on her body. Everyone seems to believe that they were casued when she was brutally murdered.
Might there be another, simpler explanation for some of them?
I'm a guy who has had some fun relationships with women thru-out my life. Some gals liked making love romanticly, some gals liked their luvin' rough, some gals liked to experiment.
From reading in Barbie Nadeau's book "Angel Face", a favorite among the
pro-guilt community, I learned that Meredith Kercher had been intimate with her new Italian boyfriend Giacomo for about 10 days before her brutal murder. Barbie Nadeau also let me know that Giacomo and Meredith were already experimenting in their intimate sexual encounters. In Candace Dempsey's book "Murder in Italy" I have learned that Giacomo is muscular also.
With this in mind, is it anyway possible to deduce if any of the bruises on Meredith occurred in the days before her death, possibly from rough, experimental love making?
Thanks for any reply,
RWVBWL
PS-Bein' a surfer with many gal pals, we sometimes tease the girls when they wear their cute lil' bikini's on the beach and you can see bruises, some even a few days old, on their legs or arms. Some gals like their luvin' rough, but hey, no biggie, to each their own.
