The rotten through: bodies and illegal affairs in the main morgue of Great Britain
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What do we know about the work of the pathologist and the inner life of such a gloomy place as the morgue? This book was written by a man who had a path from an ordinary employee to the director of the main morgue in the UK, to spend several thousand autopsy, participate in the investigation of the sensational case of the “Skotwell stranger” and find himself in the abyss of a real corruption scandal. Peter Everett dealt with death in different guises, but the most unexpected and unpleasant discovery for him was the dishonesty, unprofessionalism and cynicism of living people who called themselves his colleagues. The book "rotten through and through" opens the door to the gloomy world of the morgue workers, about which most of us know nothing.
Peter Everett was only 35 years old when he got the place of the director of the Sasersky morgue, the largest and most famous in the UK. Stories told by him in
This book occurred in the mid-80s: then there were no special DNA tests, there were no
Peter Everett was only 35 years old when he got the place of the director of the Sasersky morgue, the largest and most famous in the UK. Stories told by him in
This book occurred in the mid-80s: then there were no special DNA tests, there were no
Author:
Author:Peter Everett, Chris Hollington
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: on the front line. On confusing crimes and those who can reveal them
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:14+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-108661-9
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