The Green Hand of Justice with David Gibson

Missing Magnolias by Scarlett Davis

Mar 6, 202400:40:46True Crime

Ever wondered how a simple leaf or a speck of pollen can crack a case? Dr. David Gibson, a forensic botanist, professor, and author of Planting Clues: How Plants Solve Crimes teaches us to how to combat 'plant blindness:...

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