54/07/08 (1) Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Gerber

Original University Hospitals of Cleveland lab report results regarding Marilyn Sheppard\u27s blood profiles. The blood data profile of her blood specimen confirmed that her blood was O, Rh negative, type MS. The memo from laboratory director Roger Marsters also explains the various test reactions for her blood specimen along with the lab\u27s protocol using known positive control bloods

54/10/01 Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Gerber re: Blood Stains on Watches

Letter from University Hospitals of Cleveland\u27s Rh (blood) lab director Roger Marsters, Ph.D., who describes the tests conducted on the blood stains lifted from the wristwatches of Sam Sheppard and Marilyn Sheppard. According to Marsters, the tests concluded that the blood stains on both watches were of blood group M and likely came from Marilyn Sheppard because her blood was also of blood group M. The possible presence of another individual who might have blood group M would modify this presumption according to whether s/he had lost any blood and other circumstances

54/07/08 (1) Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Gerber

Original University Hospitals of Cleveland lab report results regarding Marilyn Sheppard\u27s blood profiles. The blood data profile of her blood specimen confirmed that her blood was O, Rh negative, type MS. The memo from laboratory director Roger Marsters also explains the various test reactions for her blood specimen along with the lab\u27s protocol using known positive control bloods

54/07/08 (2) Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Cowen re: Fetal Blood

Letter sent from University Hospitals of Cleveland\u27s Rh (blood) lab director Roger Marsters, Ph.D. with blood lab results regarding Marilyn Sheppard. The letter is almost identical to the letter sent from Marsters to Coroner Gerber, except this letter contains an additional last paragraph describing the results of the fetal blood testing (from deceased fetus of Marilyn Sheppard)

54/10/01 Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Gerber re: Blood Stains on Watches

Letter from University Hospitals of Cleveland\u27s Rh (blood) lab director Roger Marsters, Ph.D., who describes the tests conducted on the blood stains lifted from the wristwatches of Sam Sheppard and Marilyn Sheppard. According to Marsters, the tests concluded that the blood stains on both watches were of blood group M and likely came from Marilyn Sheppard because her blood was also of blood group M. The possible presence of another individual who might have blood group M would modify this presumption according to whether s/he had lost any blood and other circumstances

54/07/12 (1) Marilyn Sheppard Blood Specimen Lab Report

Original lab report results from the Cuyahoga County Coroner\u27s Office regarding Marilyn Sheppard\u27s autopsy blood tests and her blood profiles conducted by University Hospitals of Cleveland. The county\u27s lab report concerning blood alcohol and barbiturates were both negative. The blood data profile of her blood specimen confirmed that her blood was O, Rh negative, type MS. The memo from the laboratory director also explains the various test reactions for Marilyn Sheppard\u27s blood specimen along with the lab\u27s protocol using known positive control bloods

54/07/12 (1) Marilyn Sheppard Blood Specimen Lab Report

Original lab report results from the Cuyahoga County Coroner\u27s Office regarding Marilyn Sheppard\u27s autopsy blood tests and her blood profiles conducted by University Hospitals of Cleveland. The county\u27s lab report concerning blood alcohol and barbiturates were both negative. The blood data profile of her blood specimen confirmed that her blood was O, Rh negative, type MS. The memo from the laboratory director also explains the various test reactions for Marilyn Sheppard\u27s blood specimen along with the lab\u27s protocol using known positive control bloods

54/07/08 (2) Blood Profile Letter from Marsters to Cowen re: Fetal Blood

Letter sent from University Hospitals of Cleveland\u27s Rh (blood) lab director Roger Marsters, Ph.D. with blood lab results regarding Marilyn Sheppard. The letter is almost identical to the letter sent from Marsters to Coroner Gerber, except this letter contains an additional last paragraph describing the results of the fetal blood testing (from deceased fetus of Marilyn Sheppard)