A Strange Molecule Was Found on the Shroud of Turin — Barrie Schwortz Speaks Out

In October 1978. Barrie Schwortz walks into the Cathedral of Turin carrying his cameras, a Jewish photographer hired by the world's leading scientists to help expose the most famous relic in Christianity as a forgery. In the next twenty-four hours, he sees something on that linen that plants a question he will carry, unanswered, for seventeen years. The answer will not come in that cathedral. It will come in 1995, in a phone call from a dying chemist, and it will come down to a single molecule. What is he looking at?