Title: can you say egomaniac?
Product review: all kidding aside, "Unnatural Death" was merely a forum for the author to air his opinions about others in the same field as well as try to exonerate himself from accusations he feels were made without just cause. the cases he chose to profile weren't that interesting & seemed to contain tidbits I didn't need yet lacked information I was hoping to glean. The writer seems to do a lot better a reporting the straight facts - how to ascertain time of death, blood pooling, blood colors, etc. rather than conveying his own experiences. I found "Dead Men Do Tell Tales" by William R. Maples to be a more interesting read with historical cases (the Romanov's of Russia, a dead president & a Spanish conquistador) plus Dr. Maples' personality doesn't get in the way of his storytelling.
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