The Autopsy of a Poor Woman

In 1896, how do we show that this blood is Bessie's? Can't really. This now gets back to the autopsy. I don't know how big this blood pool is, but there's going to be a bleeding injury. And yet the pathologist is saying she has no injuries. That's not good. No, well, it's also, you know, in 1896, how does one tell if they've been embalmed? You always make me move my drama up. Okay, I'll get to it.