Forensic experts in colonial Bengal, including the military physicians known as “chemical examiners” who ran state toxicology laboratories, considered poisoning to be a South Asian speciality.
Poison has long been one of history’s most infamous murder weapons, often chosen for its secrecy, accessibility, and ability to avoid suspicion. On The Spark, we explored the chilling history of ...
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