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Molecules of Murder

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In “Molecules of Murder” Dr Emsley will look at natural and man-made poisons and explain how those who murdered in this way hoped to escape detection – among the others, the case of Litvienko (murdered with Po-212) and G. Markov (death by toxin charged in a n umbrella).

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