Unnatural Death

As a forensic pathologist, Richard Shepherd has only one question to answer: How did this person die? From the "9·11" incident, the Bali bombings, the July 7 bombings in London, to the Hungerford serial murder case, Princess Diana's car accident, etc., "Unnatural Death" records the major international cases that Shepard has handled so far, and tells the key details behind the cases that are unknown to the public. The book also presents the details of some controversial cases, such as infanticide, racist murder, and murder disguised as self-defense. Shepard used his professional knowledge and technology to find evidence, bring the murderer to justice, and make the innocent person avenged. Dealing with death all year round put Shepard under tremendous pressure and suffering. But, for him, it was all worth it, because it is the duty of a medical examiner to faithfully convey the faint voice of the deceased.