Poison detection in human organs (American lecture series, publication no. 521. A monograph in the Bannerstone Division of American lectures in living chemistry) Cover
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Poison detection in human organs (American lecture series, publication no. 521. A monograph in the Bannerstone Division of American lectures in living chemistry)

A. S Curry

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Going West: True Crime

The book was cited during the discussion of the Peggy Carr case, where authorities found it in the home of person-of-interest George Trapal. Host Daphne highlighted its discovery, noting that its presence, along with other police manuals detailing death by poison and specifically thallium, was secured as evidence. The finding suggested Trapal's potential knowledge and interest in forensic toxicology and poison detection methods.

Episode: Peggy Carr // 163

It was found in George Trapal's home, suggesting his potential knowledge and interest in poison detection methods. This book was among the evidence found at his house after the authorities were able to secure a warrant.

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They also found a police manual in the home that included a chapter called death by poison and Also a page specifically on thallium and another book called Poison detection in human organs

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