Wednesday, June 03, 2020

CSI Halifax


You sometimes see, on TV crime shows, how Crime Scene Investigators can predict where a bullet was fired from, by tracing back a straight line joining the victims body with where the bullet is lodged in the wall. Using the same predictive system on this photograph I must have taken in the mid 1970s - and substituting the Town Hall for the victim's head -  police are anxious to interview a young photographer who was stood on top of Beacon Hill, Halifax 45 years ago.


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