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1 story matching scotch

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  1. The Chemist Who Couldn't Name the Killer's Weapon

    In a Seattle courtroom drama, defense attorney John Y. Torum argues that the poison used in a murder was too obscure for any professional chemist to have selected—unless the killer had access to something far more common.

    Mar 8, 1899The Seattle StarMasonic Temple, Seattle, King CountyTrue Crime

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