Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis Part 1 of 3
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09/14/21 • 45 min
The autopsy. In the world of True Crime, this examination of the victim of a crime, after death, may be one of the last and elusive mysteries in the genre.
Sure, we can get copies of part or most of this post-mortem examination and try to wrap our heads around the details, but those reports never will explain anything about why the autopsy is performed (or not), who performs the exam and why she got interested in such a unique, may intimidating career and whether or not she is affected by performing possibly countless examinations, covering the gamut of our physical condition after we die.
Follow The Murder Police Podcast on a 3-part journey into this fascinating world as we interview Dr. Craig Davis about how he became interested in Forensic Pathology, his education and career track and most importantly, what this career has meant to him.
We know that if you follow The Murder Police Podcast and are in our tribe, you want more than just a story, you are with us to learn. So, pull up a chair, go for a drive, or jog, or walk, and learn with us. This is the only place where you can letter, in True Crime..
Click HERE for Show Notes
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 1 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 2 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 3 of 3 | September 14, 2021
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The autopsy. In the world of True Crime, this examination of the victim of a crime, after death, may be one of the last and elusive mysteries in the genre.
Sure, we can get copies of part or most of this post-mortem examination and try to wrap our heads around the details, but those reports never will explain anything about why the autopsy is performed (or not), who performs the exam and why she got interested in such a unique, may intimidating career and whether or not she is affected by performing possibly countless examinations, covering the gamut of our physical condition after we die.
Follow The Murder Police Podcast on a 3-part journey into this fascinating world as we interview Dr. Craig Davis about how he became interested in Forensic Pathology, his education and career track and most importantly, what this career has meant to him.
We know that if you follow The Murder Police Podcast and are in our tribe, you want more than just a story, you are with us to learn. So, pull up a chair, go for a drive, or jog, or walk, and learn with us. This is the only place where you can letter, in True Crime..
Click HERE for Show Notes
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 1 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 2 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 3 of 3 | September 14, 2021
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Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis Part 2 of 3
The autopsy. In the world of True Crime, this examination of the victim of a crime, after death, may be one of the last and elusive mysteries in the genre.
Sure, we can get copies of part or most of this post-mortem examination and try to wrap our heads around the details, but those reports never will explain anything about why the autopsy is performed (or not), who performs the exam and why she got interested in such a unique, may intimidating career and whether or not she is affected by performing possibly countless examinations, covering the gamut of our physical condition after we die.
Follow The Murder Police Podcast on a 3-part journey into this fascinating world as we interview Dr. Craig Davis about how he became interested in Forensic Pathology, his education and career track and most importantly, what this career has meant to him.
We know that if you follow The Murder Police Podcast and are in our tribe, you want more than just a story, you are with us to learn. So, pull up a chair, go for a drive, or jog, or walk, and learn with us. This is the only place where you can letter, in True Crime..
Click HERE for Show Notes
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 1 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 2 of 3 | September 14, 2021
Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis | Part 3 of 3 | September 14, 2021
That's PeculiarA podcast about anything peculiar! We'll cover history, science, true crime, and...
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The Murder Police Podcast - Forensic Pathology with Dr. Greg Davis Part 1 of 3
Transcript
Wendy Lyons:
Warning, the podcast you're about to listen to may contain graphic descriptions of violent assaults, murder and adult language. Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to The Murder Police Podcast, forensic pathology with Dr. Greg Davis, part one of three. Hello, I'm Wendy.
David Lyons:
And I'm David.
Wendy Lyons:
Welcome to The Murder Police Podcast. David, why don't you tell us what we can expect on this podcast with Dr. Greg Davis?
David Lyon
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