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Showing how science and special skills work in pursuit of the law-breaker
12— The Loosened Nut and the Blazing Car
Narrator, James McKechnie
Script and production by John Gough
The programme tells of a conflict of expert evidence as between mechanical engineers. The Prosecution claimed that the nut under the dashboard was deliberately loosened to give a free flow of petrol to aid a deliberate fire. The Defence contended that intense heat can loosen nuts, and that this part of the Prosecution's case was worthless.

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Narrator:
James McKechnie
Production By:
John Gough

BBC Home Service Basic

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