This book is an encyclopedia of abnormal deaths compiled by Ueno Masahiko, a model in the Japanese forensic field, who compiled his entire career experience. The book is divided into 8 chapters to introduce the "8 evidences" in forensic work. As long as you follow them, you can cross boundaries with the deceased and start a real "dialogue" to solve the mystery of the case. The contents of this book are all derived from practice. For ordinary readers, it not only satisfies their curiosity about forensic autopsy techniques for the detection of criminal cases, but also demonstrates various aspects of society through various murder cases. For practitioners or those interested in forensic medicine, as well as professionals such as judicial workers and criminal investigators, in addition to the aforementioned reading experience, they can gain some reference and guidance for their own work.
Reader comments
I especially like the way he explains forensic work through cases, it feels like reading a detective novel. Moreover, the content in the book is very practical and gave me a deeper understanding of the profession of forensic medicine. I have a friend who is a forensic scientist. His job is really not easy. This book will definitely be of great help to him. Recommended to friends who are interested in forensics or criminal cases!
I especially like the way he explains forensic work through cases, it feels like reading a detective novel. Moreover, the content in the book is very practical and gave me a deeper understanding of the profession of forensic medicine. I have a friend who is a forensic scientist. His job is really not easy. This book will definitely be of great help to him. Recommended to friends who are interested in forensics or criminal cases!
It looks very useful.