Poisoner's Handbook

1. History

1.1. Old Forensic Investigation

1.1.1. No qualifications needed

1.1.2. Manipulation of evidence

1.1.3. Politically swayed

1.1.4. Lack of scientific investigations

1.2. New Forensic Investigation

1.2.1. Lots of eduction required

1.2.2. Objective investigation

1.2.3. No contamination of evidence

1.2.4. Relies heavily on scientific evidence

2. Fathers of Forensics

2.1. Charles Norris

2.1.1. Medical Examiner

2.2. Alexander Gettler

2.2.1. Toxocologist

2.3. Both desired the same thing

2.3.1. A medical-legal justice system

3. Prohibition

3.1. Outrage from community

3.1.1. Creation of speakeasies

3.1.2. Many "mourned" in the streets

3.2. New illegal alcohol

3.2.1. Methanol

3.2.1.1. Most common killer

3.2.1.1.1. More than 10,000 dead

3.2.1.2. Optic nerve attacked

3.2.1.2.1. Blinded drinkers

3.2.2. gasoline

3.2.3. benzene

3.2.4. iodine

3.2.5. chloroform