Jesus Blood Was Reanalyzed By AI... Nobody Expected the Findings

Jesus' blood was reanalyzed by AI: the Shroud of Turin, the face cloth from the empty tomb, and a finding nobody expected. In October 1978, American scientists spent five days with the Shroud of Turin. A doctor and the chemist Alan Adler found real blood, not paint, and clean thread under it. The blood went on first. It is still red, and in 1981 it typed as AB. John chapter 20, verse 7 tells of a second cloth, the napkin about His head. A face cloth kept in Oviedo, Spain, was opened before a king and El Cid on March 14, 1075. We gave every published test on both cloths to Gemini. Its verdict: the same physical head. And it says the 1988 date of 1260 to 1390 must be wrong. Subscribe 🙏 and tell us: a forger, pure chance, or the same man? KEY SOURCES Heller and Adler, Journal of the Canadian Society for Forensic Science, 1981; Miller and Pellicori, Journal of Biological Photography, 1981; Walter McCrone, 1980; Baima Bollone's AB typing, 1981; Kelly Kearse, 2025; Borrini and Garlaschelli, Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2018; Pierre Barbet's wrist experiments, 1930s; the 1988 carbon dating by Oxford, Arizona and Zurich; the face cloth's carbon dates, Arizona 1990, Toronto 1992, Madrid 2007; the Spanish Center for Sindonology and Jose Villalain, from 1989; Alan Whanger's overlay; Minarro and Sanchez Hermosilla, 2016; Max Frei's pollen study; the chronicle of Bishop Pelagius, 1100s; Oviedo cathedral archive, Document 72, 1075; the Arca Santa; our Gemini run, 2026; the King James Bible.