Terry Blanchette's death was so violent, a blood spatter expert who examined his home had a difficult time determining what happened where, jurors heard on Day 6 of Derek Saretzky's triple-murder trial on Wednesday in Lethbridge, Alta. Jennifer Barnes walked jurors through the different types of blood stains found including pools, spatter, drips, drag and transfer marks. Photos presented in court today show blood in Terry Blanchette's bedroom, one of the locations where he was attacked. (Court exhibit )A drag mark leads from Blanchette's bedroom toward the bathroom where hundreds of blood spatter stains covered the small room. Blanchette's blood was also found in his toddler's bedroom, according to Barnes.

Source: CBC News June 14, 2017 17:31 UTC