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Crime & Christie: Seven Degrees of Separation
Just some of the Christie mysteries containing arsenic! Fun Fact: Did you know Agatha Christie used arsenic as a murder weapon, misled investigators with, or referenced the chemical element in nearly 25% of her mysteries? True story! However, ages before Agatha Christie earned the moniker ‘Queen of Poisons’ for her application of arsenic (and other equally baneful substances) within her books,…
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Marsh Test For Arsenic
James Marsh and the Marsh Test An important test used in early toxicology was developed in 1836 by chemist James Marsh (1794–1846).
In 1832 John Bodle had been accused of poisoning his grandfather. It was said that Bodle mixed Arsenic in his grandfather’s Coffee. Marsh was asked by the prosecution to check the viscera of the victim.
Old Method
James Marsh used a…
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