pattern of the density, they ll give an opinion as to the range. well, this has been used for 75, 80 years, to make judgments. was the problem was, does it really reflect what happens on the skin? and i got curious about that, so i decided to make a determination, and i did experiments. and you have to use living animals to do it. and based on the experiments, i found out that, yes, it s valid. to determine the size of a pattern by shooting against like white paper is valid, out to at least 18 inches. so i got interested in there, with and then i did determinations of powder that to go from handguns and shotguns and rifles and how far it extends and how different types of powder makes such a determination. this is a ball powder variant,
determination. this is a ball powder variant, so actually is there a lot more grains in a cartridge loaded with powder ball powder so you have a pattern and because of the configuration of the grains of powder, they actually go out further. i know it s ball powder because the firearm examiner states that in her report. dr. di maio, the exhibit you just published to the jury is now on the screen. the detail may not be as good as on the photograph itself but that is evidence. the jury can review later. this is what you described as the two inch by two inch tattooing pattern? yes, sir. is that what helps you be more precise about the distance than just the half-inch where