From: Dean"@gmail.net   
      
   Until very recently, I've had serious doubts regarding   
   the genuineness of the Shroud of Turin, but today after   
   being encouraged to watch a couple of videos, I'm no   
   longer so convinced of the fraudulently nature of this   
   object.   
      
   I'm not a Catholic, so there's no emotional investments   
   in the validity of this piece of cloth. I didn't believe   
   it was real. But new test, by forensic scientist done   
   decades after the original carbon test show the cloth   
   was created in the middle ages, found new information   
   not known when the test was originally tested. So,   
   these new findings and other   
     things recently discovered   
   has shaken my doubts.   
      
   According to forensic scientist, there is an image of   
   a real man wrapped in the cloth, who had been scrounged   
   and crucified. The image has no paint materials, but   
   the blood is real, type AB. The test cloth, according to   
   these experts was cotton interwoven with linen, which   
   was not the same as the body of the linen and the weave   
   was not the same as the main body of cloth. Who and for   
   what reason was this particular area of the linen was   
   chosen to be tested?   
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   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWWYMwwV5TU   
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