Wonderful Stefani Koorey article on Tom Lange
Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2025 9:02 am
I really enjoyed reading the short article, and pics about the Discovery Channel Special with Tom Lange.
I’ve wondered if modern forensics in any way could make use of any physical evidence still in existence today.
Stefani nailed it!
What a great idea to see if there was a blood trail leading away from the guest room into Lizzie’s.
All the other areas tested with Luminol are interesting, and I always wondered if the metal sink in the cellar was original, but Stefani’s idea to test a trail on the 2nd floor is BRILLIANT!
There’s probably the most blood on the floor joists under where Abby was killed, but it’s hidden by the 1st floor ceiling.
If I remember correctly, the hall landing between the guest room, and Lizzie’s room wasn’t carpeted during the murders.
To me , there is a very real possibility of forensic evidence still available in that house TODAY, which has possibly been protected under the carpet of that 2nd floor landing! If that area is now carpeted.
Could it be, the next time the carpet is replaced, that more extensive Luminol testing be done on the 2nd floor?
Stefani has honed in on something of real evidence in my opinion.
I’ve wondered if modern forensics in any way could make use of any physical evidence still in existence today.
Stefani nailed it!
What a great idea to see if there was a blood trail leading away from the guest room into Lizzie’s.
All the other areas tested with Luminol are interesting, and I always wondered if the metal sink in the cellar was original, but Stefani’s idea to test a trail on the 2nd floor is BRILLIANT!
There’s probably the most blood on the floor joists under where Abby was killed, but it’s hidden by the 1st floor ceiling.
If I remember correctly, the hall landing between the guest room, and Lizzie’s room wasn’t carpeted during the murders.
To me , there is a very real possibility of forensic evidence still available in that house TODAY, which has possibly been protected under the carpet of that 2nd floor landing! If that area is now carpeted.
Could it be, the next time the carpet is replaced, that more extensive Luminol testing be done on the 2nd floor?
Stefani has honed in on something of real evidence in my opinion.