for their live investigation. cambridge university library is huge. there are 130 miles of shelving, and the notebooks are tiny. they were last seen in november 2000, when they had been removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up, and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted that dr gardner thought they had been stolen. she launched a worldwide appeal to find them. your help could be critical in seeing the notebooks safely returned. and i would ask anyone who thinks they may know of the notebooks whereabouts to get in touch. please help. one of the notebooks features darwin s tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. they re some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science, i honestly think. i mean, the theory of natural selection and evolution is probably the single most important theory in the life and earth and environmental sciences, and these are the notebooks in which that theory
november 2000, when they had been removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up. and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted that dr gardner thought they d been stolen, and she launched a worldwide appeal to find them. your help could be critical in seeing the notebooks safely returned. and i would ask anyone who thinks they may know of the notebooks whereabouts to get in touch. please help. one of the notebooks features darwin s tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. they re some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science, i honestly think. i mean, the theory of natural selection and evolution is probably the single most important theory in the life and earth environmental sciences, and these are the notebooks in which that theory was put together. professor secord is one of many experts to examine the notebooks and confirm they re authentic. where the clasp is on the notebooks,
that we have available to the police, and that s a matter for their live investigation. cambridge university library is huge. this there are 130 miles of shelving, and the notebooks are tiny. they were last seen in november 2000, when they had been removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up, and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted that dr gardner thought they had been stolen. she launched a worldwide appeal to find them. your help could be critical in seeing the notebooks safely returned. and i would ask anyone who thinks they may know of the notebooks whereabouts to get in touch. please help. one of the notebooks features darwin s tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. they re some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science. i honestly think, i mean, the theory of natural selection and evolution is probably the single most important theory in the life and earth and environmental sciences, and the
tightly in clingfilm. i was shaken, you can hear that in my voice, and ifeltjoyful. did it make you cry? um. can i say that? there have been tears, there have been tears, and i think there still will be, because we re not over the emotional roller coaster. it means so much to us to have these home. this is where the gift bag was left, outside the librarians office. but with no cctv, the library doesn t know who put it there or, indeed, where the notebooks have been and why they ve been returned now. like many other buildings, we don t have cctv in places where people are just regularly passing through. 0ur cctv monitors the front of the building and the back of the building. so, we have passed the cctv that we have available to the police, and that s a matter for their live investigation. cambridge university library is huge. there are 130 miles of shelving, and the notebooks are tiny. they were last seen in november 2000, when they had been removed to be photographed. despite various
we don t have cctv in places where people are regularly just passing through. 0ur cctv monitors the front of the building, it monitors the back of the building, so we have passed the cctv that we have available to the police, and that s a matter for their live investigation. the notebooks were last seen in november 2000, when they d be removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up, and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted the library thought they d been stolen. one of the notebooks features darwin s tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. there are some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science. i honestly think. i mean, the theory of natural selection and evolution these are the notebooks in which that theory was put together. many intriguing questions remain. where do you think they ve been? it is a mystery. they re in good condition, so they haven t been handled much. they ve clearly been looked aft