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Produktbild: Criminal Poisoning Rev/e

Criminal Poisoning Rev/e

Aus der Reihe Forensic Science and Medicine

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Taschenbuch

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01.01.2000

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Springer

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184

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23.1/16.1/1.3 cm

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318 g

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Englisch

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978-1-58829-133-2

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.01.2000

Verlag

Springer

Seitenzahl

184

Maße (L/B/H)

23.1/16.1/1.3 cm

Gewicht

318 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-58829-133-2

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  • Produktbild: Criminal Poisoning Rev/e
  • Chapter 1-Poisoners Throughout History. Poisons in Ancient Times: Introduction. The Sumerians. The Ancient Egyptians. The Hebrews. The Asian Indians. Nicander of Colophon. Philon of Tarsus. Mithridates. The Greeks. The Romans. The 'Italian School of Poisoners'. The 'French School of Poisoners'. Poisoners in the Modern Era. William Palmer MD , 'The Rugeley Poisoner'. Edward William Pritchard MD, 'The Philandering Poisoner'. George Henry Lamson MD, 'The Slight-of-Hand Poisoner'. Thomas Neill Cream MD , 'The Lambeth Poisoner'. Cordelia Botkin, 'The Scorned Poisoner'. Johann Otto Hoch, 'The Stockyards Bluebeard'. Hawley Harvey Crippen MD, 'The Mild Mannered Murderer'. Fredericki Seddon, 'The Poisoning Miser'. Henri Girard, 'The First Scientific Murderer'. Arthur Warren Waite, DDS 'The Playboy Poisoner'. Murderers of Mike Malloy, 'The Case of the Man Who Wouldn't Die'. Rev. Frank Elias Sipple, 'The Poisoning Pastor'. Sadamichi Hirasawa, 'The Poisoning Bank Robber'. Christa Ambros Lehmann, 'The Poisonous Neighbor'. Arthur Kendrick Ford, 'The Accidental Poisoner for Sex'. Nannie ('Arsenic Annie') Doss, 'The Poisonous Romantic'. Graham Frederick Young, 'The Toxicomaniac'. Ronald Clark O'Bryan, 'The Halloween Killer'. Rev. James Warren Jones, 'The Minister Who Went Mad'. Murder of Georgi Markov, 'The Umbrella Assassination'. Unknown Offender 'The Tylenol, Tamperer'. Stella Maudine Nickell, 'The Camouflaged Poisoner'. Donald Harvey, 'The Angel of Death'. George Trepal, 'The Eccentric Genius'. Conclusion. References. Suggested Readings. Chapter 2-Types of Poisons. Definitions. Characteristics of 'Ideal' Poisons. Contrasts Between Poisons and More Traditional Weapons. How Do Poisons Kill?: Central Nervous System (CNS) Effects. Other Categories of Poisons. Elements of Poisoning Investigations: Access. Knowledge. Sources. References. Suggested Readings. Chapter 3-Poisoners. Types: Type S (where a specific victim is targeted). Type R (where a random victim is targeted).Misconceptions About Poisoners. Poisoner Schematic. Poisoner Thought Process. Psychological Profile of Poisoners. Public Perceptions of Poisoners. The Toxicomaniac. Statistical Analysis of Homicidal Poisonings: Most Common Poison Used. Poisoner's Background. Poisoner's Gender. Number of Victims. Poisoner's Motive. Offender's Conviction Status. Multiple Offenders on Victim(s). Gender of the Offender vs Number of Victims. References. Suggested Reading. Chapter 4-Victims. Who Gets Poisoned? Investigative Considerations. Distinctive Pathological Findings. Classic Symptoms of Poisoning. References. Suggested Readings. Chapter 5-Crime Scene Investigation. Physical Evidence. Investigative Considerations. Search Warrants. Poisoning Deaths Compared with Other Types of Violent Deaths. Investigating a Criminal Poisoning. Physical Evidence: Product Tampering. Analytical Toxicology. Analysis of Cremated Remains. How Did the Poison Get in the Patient? References. Suggested Readings. Chapter 6-The Forensic Autopsy. Chapter 7-Proving Poisoning. Key Elements to Be Proven. Statistical Analysis of Poisonings in the United States. References. Suggested Reading. Chapter 8-Poisoners in Court. Battery by Poison. Standard Defense Arguments: Poisoning Not the Cause of Death. Poisoning Not Homicidal. No Homicidal Intent. Substance Not a Poison. Accused Had a Reason to Have the Poison in His/Her Possession. Problems Proving Intentional Poisoning. References. Suggested Reading. Chapter 9-Poisoning in Fiction. Chapter 10-Conclusion. Appendix-Common Homicidal Poisons. Arsenic. Botulinus Toxin. Cyanide. Sodium Fluoroacetate. Strychnine.Thallium. Bibliographies. Poisoners Throughout History. Poisoning in Fiction. Forensic Poisoning. Analytic Toxicology. Index.