ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Dr Linda Iles is a forensic pathologist who loves the challenge of medical problem-solving. In this episode she leads us through her involvement in unravelling our suspicious death case. From attending the scene to reaching her final conclusions, Dr Iles helps us understand the contributions she might make to the case, the pitfalls she should avoid and how she is not a coroner.
Guest information:
Dr Linda Iles -
Head of Forensic Pathology Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine
Englisch
Australien
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Welcome to the first episode of ForensiPod.
In this episode our hosts Ali Ross and Stephen Cordner introduce the series.
Our guests today are three of Australia’s leading forensic experts who talk about how they began their journey into the fascinating world of forensic science and medicine. …
Acting Inspector Brad Mason started his forensic
career as a photographer and is now an experienced crime scene investigator with Victoria Police. Brad helps us understand how to process the suspicious
death scene and why forensic science actually starts well before the lab. Brad walks us through …
Forensic science, what is it? In our second episode we explore the fundamentals and the role of forensic science in the criminal justice system. Ali and Stephen ask their guests three key questions: ‘what is forensic science’, ‘what is Locard’s Principle and why is it so fundamental to forensic sci…
Triage, ‘the process of determining the most important
things from amongst a large number that require attention’ is relatively new in forensic science. Today we are joined by Dr Mark Tahtouh and Annie Lam from the Australian Federal Police who walk through the triage process. We examine the items …
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