Junnu’s Reviews > Unnatural Causes: The Life and Many Deaths of Britain's Top Forensic Pathologist > Status Update

We are talking about mass disasters and how important it is that pathologist identifies the bodies.

It's interesting. I know my reading pace doesn't really give the idea of me enjoying it but I'm just trying to really focus on what I'm reading. I think it's more interesting to read about the cases rather than his personal life but it's not bad either.

I'm back! Trying to start reading more again so I won't be looking a screen all the time.

Really like this book, it's interesting (even thought I'm well aware that all of these cases are real and some are really rough)

"Don't worry. I'll talk you through it"
(We are talking about postmortem not sex btw😭)

I'm trying to get to my goal of reading 12 books this year😭

Though I still want to enjoy reading so if I don't get that 12 books, that's fine too.

"I asked 'Michael Ross had the looks and liver of a rock star: is he famous?'

They shook their heads.

'So... why do we have a chief superintendent and chief inspector here on a Sunday morning?'

'The man with no shirt. The one who hit Michael. He was an off-duty police officer'"

Damn girl☠️

I think the first murdercase was interesting. Though it was pretty simple case the court part wasn't.

I am just over my own ovulation and I coudn't care less about romantic relationships right now. Well of course we are now speaking about love and partnership💔😍

Shit, fist time opening a fresh body, kinda nervious 👉🏻👈🏻🥺

To be fair I would probably pass out🥲

So we like Joyce or not? At first it was like "Joyce is okay" and now "No wonder even my dad distanced himself from her". What did I miss?😭

So we are now talking about how the writer found his interest toward dead bodies and to become a pathologist.

I don't think we are going to talk about Ryan anymore but I still doubt he did not kill himself. Someone else did it.