Science & Environment

Is the perfect crime possible?

Émission

La Matinale
28 November 2019

Christophe Champod

Droit, des sciences criminelles et d'administration publique, UNIL

The essence of the perfect crime is to never get caught, which means leaving a number of clues and traces close to zero.

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