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Murder in Miniature: Reconstructing the Crime Scene in the English Courtroomr inside. Tiny scale models of murder scenes, like that of the Crumbles bungalow where Patrick Mahon killed Emily Kaye in 1924, appeared in nineteenth- and twentieth-century courtrooms more frequently than the historical record suggests. The result is that these little likenesses have been overlooke

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The Biggar Murder: ‘A Triumph for Forensic Odontology’. Dental impressions from staff and youths at the nearby ‘a(chǎn)pproved school’ were made, and Gordon Hay, a youth with highly unusual dental features, became the chief suspect. Professor Keith Simpson, the UK’s foremost forensic pathologist, argued that it was possible?to identify the person who was res

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