My Life with Death
Memoirs of a Journeyman Medical Examiner
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4.0 • 7 Ratings
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- £4.99
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- £4.99
Publisher Description
Can the medical examiner really glean all the information from a dead body thats portrayed on forensic television shows? In this book, Dr. Cumberland gives the reader a look into the life of a real working medical examiner and the types of death cases that routinely come through his morgue. The author uses actual cases from the hundreds of autopsies he has performed in Mobile, AL, and Pensacola, FL, to explain basic principles and procedures used in death investigation in a way that is both entertaining and educational. Cumberlands gift for storytelling and his ability to explain complex issues in everyday language make this book not only readable but enjoyable for both teenagers and adults.
Customer Reviews
Boring 😴.
Unfortunately I thought this would be a exciting read, full of strange and weird autopsies that have been done and story’s behind them, unfortunately this is NOT the case. It just dribbles on and on about facts and statistics that the average person really doesn’t need to know. It’s pretty useless information to any body who doesn’t work with dead body’s. It was a waste of time, but on the plus if I want to get to sleep quicker I bore myself with this book !