The Injection of Insulin in Gregory Bol's Body

A groundskeeper found a hypodermic needle and two milliliter vial of insulin. Used for the daily treatment of diabetes, when given in high doses, insulin can cause a person to slip into a hypoglycemic coma. The question was raised as to whether Gregory could have been injected with insulin prior to being thrown in the river. This would explain the serene look on his face, as well as the lack of defensive marks on his body. Judge Jean-Michel Lambert didn't think the line of inquiry was worth pursuing further. When freelance journalist Sylvain Abbar found out about the insulin, he made a startling discovery. Someone with ties to the investigation was indeed a