Oil From The Weeping Images
Oil was tested in the Kraft Lab and H.S. Laboratory. The results were olive oil with no fingerprint and no origin. It was 75% olive oil and the remaining 25% was unidentifiable. Other independent tests concluded different results. One sample, ordered by the Washington Post and tested in a Pittsburgh laboratory, concluded it to be 80% vegetable oil and 20% chicken fat.
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