Inside an Autopsy From Start to Finish

Mystery & Crime • Research & Forensics
2019
Featuring Bradley Harper, Jennifer Dornbush

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

Autopsies are often simplified or misunderstood in fiction. Jennifer Dornbush and Dr. Bradley Harper walk writers through what actually happens, beginning at the death scene and continuing through examination and documentation. This session offers clear insight into forensic science and medical procedure, helping writers portray post mortem investigations with confidence and accuracy.

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