Death raw

One might expect a book on medical technology but the reader may be disappointed. One might also expect the police investigations of television type and drive may be less disappointed. Expect finally written by a human chronic and understanding practitioner, who is forced to take a step back from his job, and the reader will just tone it takes.

Through his doctor to inspect the dead, the corpse of debris, Michel SAPANET offers us the opportunity to share the last moments of a person to contribute to the work of Justice when it is required for the purposes of an investigation or to determine the cause of this or that damage to a disabled person. The intellectual journey he derives from the scrutiny of the facts is exciting to follow.

Especially as the author demonstrates a good verve with his pen, next to the one he demonstrates with his scalpel. About sharp, corrosive, packed with humor but never disrespectful "clients" who parade in his office so special. The player that I am, if he had some morbid attraction to this peculiar side of the police investigation (due to too many readings of the novels of Patricia Cornwell - Dead Memories - or views of the series "Bones") none the less sensitive to the eye of the practitioner on cherries (delicious dialogue perks of the Civil Code and the right to property), strawberries or victims of hunting.

a book that reads like a novel, that of life.