The Watch That Lied: How a Timepiece Framed an Innocent Woman
The Watch That Lied: How a Timepiece Framed an Innocent WomanA single wristwatch, found nine feet underground with its face frozen at 11:47 and its crystal unscratched, became the prosecution’s linchpin in a house fire case that ended with a conviction and an eight-year sentence. What the watch actually proved - and how a scientific paper published four years later forced a courtroom to reconsider - raises the question: how did an intact watch survive a house fire and become the evidence that convicted Kimberly Harrison?In this episode, we present the sequence of events from the night of the…
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