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Dr. Richard Shepherd's book Unnatural Causes
Dr. Richard Shepherd's Unnatural Causes is a compelling memoir by one of the UK's top forensic pathologists. Dr. Shepherd's description of over 23,000 autopsies, including famous cases and national disasters, is both eye-opening and often emotional. He also talks about the psychological toll of spending his life finding out the truth behind untimely and strange deaths.
This popular book mixes science, personal experience, and true crime in a way that is both interesting and very human.
Book Set
This book is great for fans of "This Is Going to Hurt," "When the Body Says No," and "Murder Isn't Easy." It's also great for people who like medical non-fiction and real crime.
Why You Should Read Unnatural Causes
Fascinating Forensics: Get a look into the realm of autopsies in real life.
Honest Memoir: A very close look at how pathology affects people emotionally.
Nationally Known: Worked on the 9/11 investigation, the Princess Diana inquest, and more.
Ethically Reflective: Asks critical questions about death, trauma, and the truth.
Quote from the book that sticks with you: "The dead do not hide the truth, and they never lie." They spoke via me.
Translation (Sinhala): "People who have died don't lie; they don't hide the truth." They talk to me through them.
Translation (Tamil): "Those who have died do not hide the truth or lie." They talk through me.
Availability at Booxworm.lk
You can buy Unnatural Causes by Dr. Richard Shepherd online at Booxworm.lk or come to our store in Colombo to read one of the most interesting forensic memoirs of our time.
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About the Book
Title: Causes That Aren't Natural
Dr. Richard Shepherd is the author.
9781405923537 is the ISBN.
Penguin Books is the publisher.
Year of Publication: 2018
Number of Pages: About 464 (in paperback)
Type: Memoir, Non-Fiction, Forensic Science, and True Crime