Unraveling Historical Testimonies

This chapter investigates the reliability of witness testimonies from a historical murder case, emphasizing the influences that may impact their accounts two years post-incident. It examines the complexities of handwriting analysis and the relationship between forensic evidence and personal narratives, alongside the challenges posed by insufficient corroborating information. The dialogue reflects on the evolution of investigative practices from the late 19th century to modern times while highlighting the difficulties in achieving justice.