Unnatural Causes. The Forensic Scientist's Notes: High-Profile Murders, Horrific Terrorism Attacks, and Tangled Cases

About the authorRichard Shepherd is the UK's leading forensic pathologist, with over 40 years of experience and has performed around 23,000 autopsies. He was recognised as the leading knife expert, as he can tell from a wound what bladed weapon it was made with.Features of the book1) An absolute bestseller, recognised as the top book of 2018 by The Times. 90,000 copies sold in Russia! 2) Description of high-profile cases, the details of which everyone is interested to know, plus new facts about them (the causes of Princess Diana's death, the September 11 terrorist attack, serial killer cases). 3) Description of an interesting, shocking and non-standard profession. 4) Each reader will conduct business with the author, gradually getting to the truth. What need does the book satisfy? 1) Interest in criminal cases, investigation, the desire to know the truth. 2) Learn about how forensic experts work, what happens in the first hours after a tragedy. 3) Interest in the personality of the author. 4) Learn something new for medical students. Expert review “The book by Dr. Richard Shepherd is unique in that for the first time it shows the reader the work of a forensic expert in Great Britain, its nuances, problems and advantages. Participation in the inspection of crime scenes, work in the autopsy room, investigation of high-profile cases, including those involving mass casualties - the author talks about all this professionally and in great detail, and his biography, which runs through the entire work, makes the book even more interesting. The book will be of interest to forensic experts, who will find much in common with the work of a domestic forensic expert, pathologists, as well as everyone interested in this topic." - Alexey Reshetun, forensic expert of the Bureau of Forensic Medical Expertise of Moscow, author of the book "The Autopsy Will Show: Notes of an Enthusiastic Forensic Expert" and the blog mossudmed.livejournal.com