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I've been digging into Peggy Dianovsky's case, and I keep coming back to those blood stains at the top of the stairs. It's baffling that they weren't properly analyzed back in 1982. If only forensics back then were what they are now, could we have had a different outcome in this case? I mean, blood evidence can tell so much about the situation and potentially build a stronger case against a suspect. Does anyone else think that a re-examination using today's technology could bring new insights? Maybe this could even help push the case toward a resolution. It’s just frustrating that something so vital might have been overlooked. What are your thoughts?
