Forensic Medicine by Keith Simpson

by Keith Simpson

335 pages, 114 illustrations, stab wounds, abortion, Dangerous Drugs

Genres: Medicine, Nonfiction, Science, True Crime

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1947

About the author

(Cedric) Keith Simpson. British forensic scientist, head of department at Guy's Hospital, London 1962-72. His evidence sent John Haig (the acid bath murderer) and Neville Heath to the gallows. In 1965 he identified the first "battered baby" murder in England.

Author of:
Forty Years of Murder (1978)
The Mysteries of Life and Death (1979)
Sherlock Holmes on Medicine and Science (1983)

Reviews

[Mica Diaz]

va al grano, no dice información ni extra pero tampoco siento que le falte.A ver no estudio esto entonces me pareció que la información estaba bien , la cantidad. Por lo menos como introducción está bien. Me gustó mucho. Obviamente es muy gráfico, si sos sensible no podes leer esto, porque para entender lo que explica es necesario ver las imágenes, y hay imagenes muy fuertes.

[Bibi]

very fascinating and well written overview for a beginner in forensics like me :)))

[ahmad afridi]

while reading this book i came across many topics that rejected some practices and methods that are included here in Pakistani course , may be because U.K's forensic science is advanced than Pakistan . so i wont recommend this book for forensic medicine exam in Pakistan ... otherwise simply written and well illustrated book for general study

[Dan]

Didn't bother me...but probably not the best book to read after a meal for most normal people.

[Reham.S]

an excellent consize book for the beginner in the forensic field