forensic pathology

Describes methods used by experts to determine the cause of death to solve crimes.

Chronicles the life and work of Bernard Spilsbury, focusing on the early twentieth-century British pathologist whose use of cutting-edge science impacted how crimes were investigated and solved.

A collection of comics that explore the responsibilities of forensic pathologists and describe the methods they use to identify a corpse and determine time and cause of death.

A leading forensic pathologist probes the evidence in the most controversial cases of unnatural death of modern time.

Explores how toxicologists, ballistics experts, on-scene photographers, autopsy technicians, and forensic anthropologists work together to establish the cause of death in suspicious or unnatural death cases and provides ten related case studies, photographs, and illustrations.

The forensic scientist reviews fourteen celebrated crimes and trials from the twentieth century and offers his opinions about what the evidence really shows.

Explains how entomologists, anthropologists, biochemists, and botanists are becoming invaluable in solving murder cases by using their skills in understanding the clues found in plants, chemicals, and insects found near a murder victim's body.

Explores how recent advances in forensic science can solve the crucial questions in a criminal case with startling accuracy.

Explains how entomologists, anthropologists, biochemists, and botanists are becoming invaluable in solving murder cases by using their skills in understanding the clues found in plants, chemicals, and insects found near a murder victim's body.