Blood splatter expert Scott Hlady took the stand this morning.
He says he examined a number of areas where there was a red, blood-like substance in front of the Tower Motel and A Street West.
Hlady says he also checked out the women's washroom at the Tim Horton's on Lakeview Drive, where police officers say the also noticed some blood-like substance.
He says the blood was diluted, but he was able to conclude that it did not belong to the
victim, Ed Wilson.
Hlady also confirmed blood on a pair of women's shoes located in an Angela Duchesne's and Kenneth Ivall's apartment on Norman Drive.
He says the black shoes, not only has an area where blood had been transferred, but
also showed that there was blood spatter on the back end of the shoe.
Week four of testimony is scheduled to wrap up tomorrow morning.
