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245		0	_aUnnatural Causes
260			_aLondon _bMichael Joseph, an imprint of Penguin Books, _c2018
300			_a392 pages ; 24 cm.
520			_aDr Richard Shepherd is the UK's foremost forensic pathologist, his job to understand the deaths which may have no natural cause. From crime scene to court room, his findings are crucial to the pursuit of justice. His work has seen killers put behind bars, exonerated the innocent, and turned open and shut cases on their heads. Shepherd's obsession with revealing the secrets of the dead is personal. At medical school, while performing his first autopsy, he held the heart of the patient in his hand and thought of his late mother, taken too early by heart disease. He became driven by the challenge of finding the truth, of seeing justice, and by compassion: sometimes for the dead, but always for those they have left behind. Thoughtful, revealing, chilling, sometimes bizarre and always unputdownable, Unnatural Causes is the true crime book of the year.
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650			_a DMJ _x Career in pathology _912004
650			_aForensic pathology _x Great Britain _x History _912005
650			_aForensic pathology _x Great Britain _x History _x Case studies _912006
650			_aForensic pathologists _x Great Britain _x Anecdotes _912007
700			_aShepherd, Dr Richard _eAuthor _912008
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