It's not what now?
Someone give Poirot a nudge.
So if there's a piece of paper at a crime scene and it says 'I'm gonna murder you, you t!t', in the accused handwriting, time stamped, with his saliva on it....not physical? Jungian Metaphysicality?
I was being a bit naughty trying to tease Davel into agreeing that statements written on paper are examples of physical evidence.
I agree, and a suicide note from Madeleine would have been considered physical evidence too. Or even a note saying she is leaving, for a better life.
"Dear Mum and Dad,
I've had enough of this neglect.
I'm leaving now.
Love you Daddy.
Maddie.
You say Harrison is not a scientist... That's quite a silly thing to say.. He's a visiting professor of Ocean Sciences..
And you think they both have a poor understanding of the situation.. Stated as fact. ...not opinion
I think based on that post I'd be very unwise to take seriously anything you say
You could be right. OK I stand corrected if you can show me was a professor of Ocean Science.
" I am a visiting Professor of Earth and Ocean Sciences at the University of Southampton." Is that like an honorary achievement?