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Understanding 9/11Evidence for murder : how physics convicted a killer
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xiv, 274 pages :
When Australian model Caroline Byrnes crumpled body was discovered at the base of a cliff known as The Gap, a famous Sydney landmark and popular suicide spot, it was easy for both the public and police to assume her death was suicide
Includes bibliographical references (page 274)
Pt. 1. The suspicious death of Caroline Byrne. The night of 7 June 1995 ; The inquest ; We don't investigate crime ; Taskforce Irondale ; Gathering the evidence -- pt. 2. Physics: the evidence for murder. 'Numerous possible variables' ; Pyramid Rock ; Spearthrow technique ; The Tedeschi method ; Powderly's memory -- pt. 3. The trial of Gordon Wood. Preparing for the trial ; The trial begins ; Witnesses for the prosecution ; My evidence ; Defence witnesses ; Closing addresses ; The verdict; Afterthoughts
When Australian model Caroline Byrnes crumpled body was discovered at the base of a cliff known as The Gap, a famous Sydney landmark and popular suicide spot, it was easy for both the public and police to assume her death was suicide
Includes bibliographical references (page 274)
Pt. 1. The suspicious death of Caroline Byrne. The night of 7 June 1995 ; The inquest ; We don't investigate crime ; Taskforce Irondale ; Gathering the evidence -- pt. 2. Physics: the evidence for murder. 'Numerous possible variables' ; Pyramid Rock ; Spearthrow technique ; The Tedeschi method ; Powderly's memory -- pt. 3. The trial of Gordon Wood. Preparing for the trial ; The trial begins ; Witnesses for the prosecution ; My evidence ; Defence witnesses ; Closing addresses ; The verdict; Afterthoughts
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