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From: lawitzke@eecae.UUCP (John Lawitzke)
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Subject: Re: Re: DRIED BLOOD TURNS LIQUID
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Date: Mon, 28-Sep-87 09:28:49 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 28 09:28:49 1987
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> What I'm curious about is what it looks like before liquifying.  Is it a

From the film I saw it is kept in a box with doors similar to what is
used in a Catholic Church to hold the communion ware. The dried blood
is actually in a tube about 6" long and about 2" in diameter. The liquid
blood uses about the same volume as the solid blood. I don't think it
was supposed to be "dried blood" as in dehydrated but solidfied as in
clotted.

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