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Henry Lee is getting to really irritate and irk me. He has become a professional "actor" with nothing but shenanigans for his "demonstrations". I recall his little "test" in the Simpson case. He put a puddle of red something on a board lying flat. Behind the board was a white sheet or screen. He slammed his fist down on the board and of course the liquid flew up on the screen. His dramatic statement: "See the Bluh spattr - somezing not right"!! For THAT idiocy he was likely paid thousands of dollars. The Jury, most of whom were so stupid considered that bombshell evidence of excupation I guess. One old Juror on the Jury, a black lady, couldn't even learn the name of the Juror who sat beside her for 10 months straight. YUP, they understood the DNA evidence alright. It's about time some crackerjack Prosecutor made him look as foolish as a lot of his demonstrations and slaughtered English explanations are!! I would LOVE to know where to email Dr. Lee. I have looked but not come up with an actual way to contact him through email. Isn't it about time that "Professional" Forensic Pathologists and Criminologists were called on the Prostitution of their knowledge?

Oh.My.God. It does!! And I MISSED IT! I passed by a TV that showed him testifying, but it was on mute and I never stopped to watch the testimony! Argggh!! (splatter, splatter)

Yes, it appears he used ketchup. Gotta admit, I guess he does earn his money sometimes. Hey, at first, when I read "blood diluted with urine", I thought THAT was what he used for his demonstration!

I like the part where the article says, "Lee had little to say about the 7 lacerations on the back of the victim's head."

"Lacewashuns no importan. Ketchup importan."

IMO, there is absolutely NO WAY that woman could have gotten 7 lacerations to the back of her head by falling down the stairs. What was she doing--going down the stairs backwards, doing handstands? And the blood... she coughed it all up. Yeah. Hey, I thought blood that was aspirated came up as a PINK froth--not like that deep red I saw in that picture! At least, the couple of times I saw pics of a victim who'd had blood and air mixed in their lungs, and apparent aspiration, I saw a pink foam around the victim--and NO WAY was it a deep red like in that picture!