Dispensary Corner 14 Dec 10
December 14, 2010
FORENSICS to the rescue.
A forensic scientist, Liu Hui-fen,
also fondly known as the ‘jigsaw
expert’, has saved one Taiwanese
man his life savings, after helping
to him to piece together 200 bills
following a shredder accident.
The feat was completed in just
seven days, with the Hui-fen
describing the exercise as
“difficult” and “requiring patience”.
SOMETHING in the water?
Debate over the existence of the legendary Loch Ness monster has again ignited, with the son of the man who captured the iconic image of Nessie 50 years ago, undertaking a media campaign to convince the world the creature is real. Simon Dinsdale, a retired police detective and son of Nessie photographer, kicked off his media blitz with a candid BBC interview where he told reporters he personally saw Nessie twice. “I’m experienced at looking at evidence and I can tell you that on the balance of probabilities there is something large and unknown living in this loch,” he said.
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