An overhead forensic image depicts a rectangular baking tray, lined with white parchment paper, containing a multi-colored liquid batter

An overhead forensic image depicts a rectangular baking tray, lined with white parchment paper, containing a multi-colored liquid batter. The batter, approximately 2-3 centimeters deep, is primarily divided into three distinct sections: a pale yellow-cream hue on the left, a vibrant pink arc in the center, and a bright blue mass on the right. Visible swirling patterns indicate intermixing of the colors, with light blue streaks observed within the yellow and pink sections, and pink and yellow streaks within the adjacent colors. Numerous small air bubbles are present across the surface of the batter. The tray rests on the dark black surface of a kitchen appliance, likely an oven or stovetop, with three silver-and-black rotary control knobs partially visible along the bottom edge; a partial "Electrolux" logo is discernible near the rightmost knob. In the background, above the tray, a wall is visible, tiled with light brown or beige square tiles laid in a horizontal pattern. The scene is located in a kitchen within the city of Andratx, Spain.