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Forensic Detection

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Compiled by MAURICE DENNING
Introduced by RONALD FLETCHER In the last decade forensic science applied to crime has made quite fantastic strides. Scotland Yard has its forensic headquarters in Holborn, the Home Office has the most sophisticated laboratories in the world at Aldermaston, and criminologists come from all over the world for training.
MAURICE DENNING talks to the police officers and scientists involved who know that not only does crime not pay, it is on many occasions very easy to detect.
Produced by ALAN BURGESS

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Unknown:
Maurice Denning
Introduced By:
Ronald Fletcher
Talks:
Maurice Denning
Produced By:
Alan Burgess
Source: Radio Times

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