Joe Brock | The Shroud of Turin’s Mysterious Blood: Recent Revelations of the Bloodstains by Dr. Kelly Kearse @JoeBrock | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Join us for an intriguing discussion with Dr. Kelly Kearse as we delve into the realm of the Shroud of Turin. In this captivating interview, we explore one of the most perplexing aspects surrounding this ancient linen cloth – the mysterious aged bloodstains imprinted upon its surface.
Previous studies have revealed a plethora of information about these bloodstains, suggesting their authenticity through the presence of various blood components.
However, questions still remain: why do these blood stains appear more reddish than expected for aged blood?
Dr. Kearse sheds light on this intriguing conundrum, examining two prevailing hypotheses. Could the reddish hue be attributed to the residual coating of Saponaria, a softening agent used in ancient linen processing? Or does it result from the high bilirubin content in the blood, indicative of severe physical trauma?
As Dr. Kearse critically evaluates these hypotheses, he shares unexpected findings from his research. Moreover, the presence of glycerin in pre-treated material can unexpectedly influenced bloodstain color.
With a scientific perspective, Dr. Kearse scrutinizes the implications of these findings for the evaluation of bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin. Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking journey into the mysteries surrounding the iconic Shroud of Turin.
TIME STAMPS
0:00 - Intro
1:54 - How did you become interested in the Shroud?
4:00 - In 2015 Dr. Kearse saw the Shroud in person
4:55 - Dr. Kearse saw Shroud samples from Dr. Alan Whanger under a microscope
5:21 - 9 extra questions I forgot to ask
5:50 - 9 extra questions about the shroud samples he observed
8:36 - Were you allowed to take a picture of the Shroud?
10:12 - Shroud of Turin Exhibition in 2025?
10:36 - Is real blood present on the Shroud?
11:19 - What tests did the STURP team do? Do you think they were good tests on the blood?
12:46 - Does the shroud have Human Blood? Does the shroud have male blood?
18:08 - What do we know the blood is not?
19:12 - Why is the blood type AB on the shroud?
25:52 - How do we know the blood is from a male?
28:35 - DNA Contamination on the shroud
29:48 - Type of tests you could do for DNA
33:55 - Is the DNA and blood on the shroud so contaminated where we can’t get accurate results?
35:19 - Why is the shroud’s blood reddish in color?
41:25 - Ray Rogers cloth idea
44:55 - What caused the serum halos around some of the bloodstains on the shroud?
51:00 - Wet blood vs Dry blood theory
52:53 - How was Jesus placed in the shroud?
55:40 - Jesus was in a cave tomb environment?
58:29 - Has the shroud been tested for radiation?
59:02 - Ray Rogers Maillard Reaction Theory vs Kelly Kearse Maillard Composite Reaction Theory.
1:07:55 - Can hair also get detailed in the image?
1:09:11 - What are your thoughts on the face cloth - Sudarium of Oviedo?
1:13:00 - How many bloodstains are on the shroud?
1:13:37 - Have the tests you performed made you doubt the authenticity?
1:14:43 - Have you always been Catholic?
1:15:21 - Was Jesus’s body washed?
1:18:21 - What tests are you doing right now?
1:20:00 - Are you interested in photography?
1:21:40 - Do you think the shroud could have been made by some primitive kind of photography?
1:22:27 - How can people check out your work?
Dr. Kelly Kearse academic background:
MS in Biology: Virginia Commonwealth University
Ph.D. In Immunology: University of Kentucky
Postdoctoral work in Biochemistry: Johns Hopkins
Postdoctoral work in Immunology:
National Cancer Institute, NIH
Principal Investigator in Immunology:
Experimental Immunology Branch, NIH
Investigator/Instructor of Immunology & Cell Biology:
ECU School of Medicine
Some of Dr. Kearse’s work:
Ultraviolet 365 as an Alternative Light Source for Detection of Blood Serum: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1556-4029.14439
Unanticipated issues in serological analysis of blood species - The Shroud of Turin as a case example: sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2665910720300190?via%3Dihub
The reddish color of bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin: investigation of two hypotheses:
medcraveonline.com/JHAAS/JHAAS-05-00223.pdf
A revised, natural explanation for the Shroud of Turin image: creation of a composite Maillard reaction:
https://shorturl.at/gsuzQ
Environmental influence on blood serum detection using ultraviolet 365:
https://shorturl.at/filsF
Ultraviolet fluorescent detection of elevated bilirubin in dried blood serum:
https://shorturl.at/qAS06
Visualization of Plasma and Serum Pattern Formation in Drying Drops of Blood:
https://shorturl.at/cYZ23
Evaluation of the potential role of skin contact and transfer in the Maillard hypothesis of image formation on the Shroud of Turin:
https://shorturl.at/xyINV
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Join us for an intriguing discussion with Dr. Kelly Kearse as we delve into the realm of the Shroud of Turin. In this captivating interview, we explore one of the most perplexing aspects surrounding this ancient linen cloth – the mysterious aged bloodstains imprinted upon its surface.
Previous studies have revealed a plethora of information about these bloodstains, suggesting their authenticity through the presence of various blood components.
However, questions still remain: why do these blood stains appear more reddish than expected for aged blood?
Dr. Kearse sheds light on this intriguing conundrum, examining two prevailing hypotheses. Could the reddish hue be attributed to the residual coating of Saponaria, a softening agent used in ancient linen processing? Or does it result from the high bilirubin content in the blood, indicative of severe physical trauma?
As Dr. Kearse critically evaluates these hypotheses, he shares unexpected findings from his research. Moreover, the presence of glycerin in pre-treated material can unexpectedly influenced bloodstain color.
With a scientific perspective, Dr. Kearse scrutinizes the implications of these findings for the evaluation of bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin. Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking journey into the mysteries surrounding the iconic Shroud of Turin.
TIME STAMPS
0:00 - Intro
1:54 - How did you become interested in the Shroud?
4:00 - In 2015 Dr. Kearse saw the Shroud in person
4:55 - Dr. Kearse saw Shroud samples from Dr. Alan Whanger under a microscope
5:21 - 9 extra questions I forgot to ask
5:50 - 9 extra questions about the shroud samples he observed
8:36 - Were you allowed to take a picture of the Shroud?
10:12 - Shroud of Turin Exhibition in 2025?
10:36 - Is real blood present on the Shroud?
11:19 - What tests did the STURP team do? Do you think they were good tests on the blood?
12:46 - Does the shroud have Human Blood? Does the shroud have male blood?
18:08 - What do we know the blood is not?
19:12 - Why is the blood type AB on the shroud?
25:52 - How do we know the blood is from a male?
28:35 - DNA Contamination on the shroud
29:48 - Type of tests you could do for DNA
33:55 - Is the DNA and blood on the shroud so contaminated where we can’t get accurate results?
35:19 - Why is the shroud’s blood reddish in color?
41:25 - Ray Rogers cloth idea
44:55 - What caused the serum halos around some of the bloodstains on the shroud?
51:00 - Wet blood vs Dry blood theory
52:53 - How was Jesus placed in the shroud?
55:40 - Jesus was in a cave tomb environment?
58:29 - Has the shroud been tested for radiation?
59:02 - Ray Rogers Maillard Reaction Theory vs Kelly Kearse Maillard Composite Reaction Theory.
1:07:55 - Can hair also get detailed in the image?
1:09:11 - What are your thoughts on the face cloth - Sudarium of Oviedo?
1:13:00 - How many bloodstains are on the shroud?
1:13:37 - Have the tests you performed made you doubt the authenticity?
1:14:43 - Have you always been Catholic?
1:15:21 - Was Jesus’s body washed?
1:18:21 - What tests are you doing right now?
1:20:00 - Are you interested in photography?
1:21:40 - Do you think the shroud could have been made by some primitive kind of photography?
1:22:27 - How can people check out your work?
Dr. Kelly Kearse academic background:
MS in Biology: Virginia Commonwealth University
Ph.D. In Immunology: University of Kentucky
Postdoctoral work in Biochemistry: Johns Hopkins
Postdoctoral work in Immunology:
National Cancer Institute, NIH
Principal Investigator in Immunology:
Experimental Immunology Branch, NIH
Investigator/Instructor of Immunology & Cell Biology:
ECU School of Medicine
Some of Dr. Kearse’s work:
Ultraviolet 365 as an Alternative Light Source for Detection of Blood Serum: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1556-4029.14439
Unanticipated issues in serological analysis of blood species - The Shroud of Turin as a case example: sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2665910720300190?via%3Dihub
The reddish color of bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin: investigation of two hypotheses:
medcraveonline.com/JHAAS/JHAAS-05-00223.pdf
A revised, natural explanation for the Shroud of Turin image: creation of a composite Maillard reaction:
https://shorturl.at/gsuzQ
Environmental influence on blood serum detection using ultraviolet 365:
https://shorturl.at/filsF
Ultraviolet fluorescent detection of elevated bilirubin in dried blood serum:
https://shorturl.at/qAS06
Visualization of Plasma and Serum Pattern Formation in Drying Drops of Blood:
https://shorturl.at/cYZ23
Evaluation of the potential role of skin contact and transfer in the Maillard hypothesis of image formation on the Shroud of Turin:
https://shorturl.at/xyINV
LISTEN ON:
Apple itunes: apple.co/4a03vxN
Spotify: sptfy.com/QjeU
►SUBSCRIBE! : youtube.com/c/JoeBrock
►Instagram instagram.com/joeebrock
