Image depicts official crime scene diagram of 544 Castle Drive, depicting household layout, position of fatalities, and the location of and typing of bloodstains.
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To illustrate the layout of the crime scene, and the locations of the bloodstains, which enabled forensic investigators to reconstruct the likely chain of events.
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