CSI Appin

    Press/Media: Research

    Description

    It is Britain's oldest known unsolved assasination: the killing of a british government official in 1752 and a tainted trail that may have sent an innocent man to the gallows.

    Now, more than 260 years later, some of Scotland's finest forensic scientists are to re-examine the Appin murder - made famous by Robert Louis Stevenson's novel Kidnapped - to consider what might have been achieved if modern policing, forensic and judicial standards had been followed.

    Period11 Aug 2013 → 12 Aug 2013

    Media coverage

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    Media coverage

    • TitleRevisiting the Appin murder - more than 260 years on
      Media name/outletNewspaper
      Media typePrint
      Duration/Length/SizeThe Times
      Date12/08/13
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    • TitleTwo centuries on, CSI-style probe to track down Appin murderer
      Media name/outletNewspaper
      Media typePrint
      Duration/Length/SizeDaily Mail
      Date12/08/13
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    • TitleExperts set to re-examine the Appin murder of 1752
      Media name/outletNewspaper
      Media typePrint
      Duration/Length/SizeThe Scotsman
      Date12/08/13
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    • TitleAppin case re-investigated
      Media name/outletRadio
      Media typeRadio
      Duration/Length/SizeGood Morning Scotland
      Date12/08/13
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    • TitleCSI Appin: the experts revisit 1752 murder
      Media name/outletNewspaper
      Media typePrint
      Duration/Length/SizeSunday Times
      Date11/08/13
      PersonsSue Black