停屍間的死亡人生：40年法醫生涯、9000份驗屍報告和9件被鑑識科學翻轉的謀殺、冤罪與歷史懸案

His stories offer a rare behind-the-scenes look at the realities of death and medicine. I'm curious what motivated him to write this memoir.

The book's vivid accounts made me think about the fine line between science and the human side of death. How did others feel about these depictions?

The mix of professional insights and memoir-style reflection created a compelling narrative. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to connect with readers on multiple levels.