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- n. Plural form of bloodstain.
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“A steady morning drizzle washed away bloodstains and threatened evidence at the site of the attacks, which ripped off storefronts, shredded a bus stop and left bodies strewn in the dirt of Mumbai's crowded neighborhoods and market.”
“It was the worst mass murder in Juárez in years, Cardona says as I gaze at the flickering votives, the bloodstains and bullet holes framing the picture of Christ.”
“Afterwards they found bloodstains and knew that he was wounded.”
“But prosecutors in 1995 were aided by testimony from a forensic chemist, who said that enzyme tests showed that bloodstains found on Arrington's sweatpants were "consistent with the blood type of the victim," according to court records.”
“Now that there's a Wal-Mart in my neighborhood, I could well break this resolution before I even sweep up the last shards of broken glass and bleach out the last bloodstains following my New Year's Eve party.”
““I could see there was a lot of blood in the room as well as large bloodstains on the bedclothing.””
Robyn Browne murder trial: update from Old Bailey, January 7
“I needed my darkness, my scars and my bloodstains to feel like I mattered.”
The Huffington Post: Bryan Fenkart: To Be or Not to Be... Just Like Everyone Else
“In one, a yellow taxi was shown with a dead man in the driver's seat and bloodstains on the door.”
“Why should I be ashamed of not wanting to spend ages scrubbing bloodstains out of my clothes?”
“One glance at the upturned and now-open hamster cage, the tiny little bloodstains on the carpet and the smug, "What, me?" look on the face of my wife's cat told me all I needed to know.”
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