Solution. No one understood why he drove into the mountainside until forensics found traces of fine gauze on the bonnet of the wrecked car. This was one of the most baffling cases the French police had ever had to deal with. For that reason, they called in two English detectives who had an international reputation …
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No one understood why he drove into the mountainside until forensics found traces of fine gauze on the bonnet of the wrecked car.
The ricin-extraction manual proved death came from a castor bean plant, though no trace of poison was found in her system. Solution. Contrary to what was claimed in an earlier Twistery, not all psychopaths are patient. This one wasn’t. He planned to poison his wife with ricin, extracted from a castor bean plant that …
The ricin-extraction manual proved death came from a castor bean plant, though no trace of poison was found in her system.
He got up from the picnic and walked off the cliff to his death. His wife blamed it on their daughter’s crippling medical condition. Solution This was not so much a crime as a tragedy. What the coroner called “death by misadventure”, which is simply a legal phrase for “tragedy”. It was no …
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