A new book claims to have solved one of the greatest crime mysteries in history, but an Israeli graphologist who has been involved in the investigation casts doubts on the findings. Anna Koren explains why.
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Photo: Illustrated Circular, January 1884, from the Metropolitan Police Convict Supervision Office.
Aharon Appelfeld would say that in order to be a serious writer you need to have a routine. For years his routine had been to write in the café at Ticho House, in Jerusalem. It was there that Alain Elkann interviewed him for The Paris Review https://t.co/NrlbWehKUI
This WhyWhyWhy! episode features stories on the theme “Mistakes Were Made” as told by @NCahners @noahjefron Tova Kamioner @ZJKauffman @ChaviKar Milton Roller & Rachel Wansker https://t.co/aC4jC5zkH4
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