The location of injury, the size of the wound created, the distance between the victim and the muzzle of the weapon all affect the amount of backward spatter that occurs.

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The amount of backward spatter is influenced by factors such as the location of the injury, the size of the wound, and the distance between the victim and the muzzle of the weapon, as these elements determine the direction and volume of blood that is propelled back towards the source of energy (in this case, the weapon).

The Location of Injury, the Size of the Wound Created