Yea it should be easy since no one will be outside my door. I will be in a hotel. I just wasn't sure if hymen blood was different from any other body blood. But I am glad I cleared this up.
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I would not use someone else's blood. Who knows what tests they will perform on the stain on the sheets. Maybe your sister is a different blood type. It should not be difficult for you to collect an ounce or so of blood (I would do it from the inner thigh) and just spread it on the sheet before morning.
Based on what the OP posted, they simply pour a vodka like substance on the blood. She did say they won't send it to a lab to test it, it's not that involved.
If that's the case, all she needs is human blood, doesn't matter if it's hers or not. But, better safe than sorry, so I would use her own blood too, just in case these relatives up the ante.
Why do I feel like I'm telling a vampire how to acquire human blood? ;)
That's why this is so ludicrous. It's so easy to fake. Examining the sheets is no guarantee. Even if they go so far as to analyze the stain all it proves is she bled on the sheets.
Yes it is a culture/religion thing. I didn't know it was still done in this day and age.
I highly doubt they actually analyze
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This was a common practice in many cultures and religions throughout history, so I'm not surprised that it still exists. Throughout Europe, the groom hung the sheet out on a clothesline or draped over the windowsill while everyone waited outside. I'm not sure about religious differences or even when it stopped.
Apparently it still exists. In my 20's I remember hearing about it happening up through the 70's.
There were even bedposts that had a hidden removable half-round cap on top, which women filled with a little animal blood. They could fill it the day before in case they were searched.
No one ever said women haven't been wiley all these centuries. I'll bet all the women involved in checking the sheets in this family know all the ways and act like they don't. It's just tradition.
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