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Scientists claim to have discovered inconsistencies in a landmark 1988 study that claimed the Shroud of Turin was a a Medieval forgery and are calling for a new analysis on the 14-foot linen.

Cicero Moraes, a Brazilian forensic expert and 3D illustrator, says the famous shroud would not look the way it does if it was placed over the body of Christ, or any body.

Scientists have been studying the Turin Shroud for centuries - and new evidence has recently emerged to suggest the cloth is real. The linen measures 4.3 metres by 1.1 metres and bears two images ...

Shroud of Turin 'stained with blood from torture victim', find researchers 'Our results point out that at the nanoscale a scenario of violence is recorded in the funeral fabric' ...