Italian scientists have revealed another secret of the Turin Shroud. They found out that the person wrapped in it was tortured and suffered before death. Scientists around the world have been trying for decades to unravel the mystery of the Turin Shroud. According to legend, it was in this fabric that the body of Jesus Christ was wrapped after the crucifixion. There are blood stains on the linen linen, as well as prints of a silhouette of a person. Scientists still cannot explain what made such an imprint possible. Traces of blood have an explanation, and it is they that most often become the object of study.
This time, scientists again analyzed the stains on the fabric, and found that a person wrapped in linen material experienced torment before his death and most likely was tortured. The analysis found that the traces of blood left on the Turin Shroud contain a large amount of ferrihydrite and creatitnine particles. These substances are produced in a person only in those cases when he suffers, experiencing physical pain for a long period of time.
Experts said that this information became known thanks to the latest technology used in the analysis of blood traces. Previously, they could only find out the age of the traces by conducting carbon analysis, but now it is possible to study the composition of the blood, but the technology is not yet perfect and allows you to fully study the blood absorbed into the tissue. Nevertheless, this gives scientists the right to assert that a person wrapped in a burial cloth, shortly before his death, suffered and suffered.