Geoffrey Garrett

An excellent, well-written fascinating journey into the memoirs of a home office pathologist. This book takes you through criminal and social history from the 1950s and if anyone in the right position would care to take a look and listen to what the authors say then maybe there would be a lot less crime and social unrest. Morals out of the way, the technical details and post-mortem descriptions are explained in such a way that is easy to understand without treating the reader as an show more uneducated moron. A must-read. show less