Seven stages of death. A forensic expert"s journey through life
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"Seven ages of death" is another book of the brilliant British forensic expert Richard Sheperd, who participated in the disclosure of the most high -profile and confusing affairs of the 20th century. But this time he explores not the fact under what circumstances a person dies, but turns to another, unexpected topic - age and aging. Although each of us is unique, there are certain events, losses and weaknesses that are characteristic of all of us at different stages of life. And Dr. Sheperd in his book studies these seven stages - a person’s life from infancy to old age. Why does a six -month -old child die, born in a seemingly prosperous family? What happened to a seven -year -old girl who died under unclear circumstances, and what does her mother have to do with this story? What does the life of adolescents do so unbearable? Can an unintentional murder occur in a once friendly and strong family? Why are violators so rarely held accountable for the death of the elderly? Richard Shepers, who has devoted most of his life to the gloomy world of sudden and unnatural death, reflects on the threshold of his own old age how much the human body is changing with age and whether there is something to do with it
Author:
Author:Sheperd Richard
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-966-993-825-1
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