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Episode 76: Mysterious Poisoners and There M.O

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So for a little while I have had a study group as part of my degree course and within it, we pose some mysteries and attempts and being as tricky as we can. One thing that we struggle with each and every time, is poisons. The numbers in terms of convictions would also agree with the observations. Given their presentations and the possibility for medical confusion it makes spotting them much more of a challenge. Talking everything from home brewed remedies, to Harold shipman and spotting what you need to in order to make sure you are considering the fullest implications of that which is observable!

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