There is an old saying (don't ask who first said it) that when reading fiction, watching movies or TV, belief should be suspended, poetic licence should be granted and far fetched plots, even those stretched to the limit, should be allowed lots of leeway. It is fantasy/fiction after all.
I have just finished watching 'The Escape Artist' on iPlayer. Plots aplenty, coincidences and factual inaccuracies allowed to stand .. BUT .. towards the middle of the last episode, the protagonist is filmed driving past a remote petrol station somewhere in the Scottish borders. Clearly visible is a sign stating .. Unleaded petrol 113 and Diesel 117 per litre ..
M'lord, this is just stretching suspension of belief much too far .. unless .. Just how long does the BBC keep these mini-series in the can before showing them ?
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Admittedly, the level of anaphylactic shock against the amount of allergen on the knife should have been questioned.
and on the poisoning point .. if one injects a 'victim' with what is generally a harmless substance, yet the injector is aware that the substance is very harmful/potentially lethal to his particular victim .. is this murder ?, manslaughter ? .. or what
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_by_jury_in_Scotland