Coroner
Books | Biography & Autobiography / Medical (incl. Patients)
Thomas T. Noguchi
Joseph DiMona
America’s most controversial medical examiner explores the unanswered questions surrounding the deaths of Marilyn Monroe, Robert F. Kennedy, Sharon Tate, Janis Joplin, William Holden, Natalie Wood, John Belushi, and many of his other important casesNow, for the first time, Dr. Noguchi recounts his colorful and stormy career, explains his innovative techniques, and reveals the full story behind his most fascinating investigations.In Coroner, Dr. Noguchi sheds new light on his most controversial cases—controversies that persist even today:—How did Natalie Wood spend the last terrifying moments of her life?—Did Marilyn Monroe commit suicide or were the drugs that killed her injected into her body by someone else?—Did Sirhan Sirhan or another gunman fire the bullet that killed Robert Kennedy?—How could the knives used in the murder of Sharon Tate be identified and traced to the Manson gang if they were never found?—What were the real circumstances behind the drug-related death of Janis Joplin?—Were Patty Hearst’s kidnappers victims of police brutality or of their own revolutionary zeal?—How and why did William Holden die?—Was John Belushi murdered?These are just some of the questions answered in this powerful, gutsy book written by the real-life “Quincy,” with co-author Joseph DiMona.
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Author
Thomas T. Noguchi
Pages
252
Publisher
Open Road Media
Published Date
2014-07-01
ISBN
1497640733 9781497640733
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"I found the investigative component of a coroner's job the most interesting....how to study a room in which a body was found, how the body itself at first glance can give you some answers, or alert you to something out of the ordinary. It answered a few questions I had about a couple cases, simply because I was too young to know or care about them at the time. I could've enjoyed the book more if he had focused on more cases and not devoted such a large section to recounting his own professional trials where his job was concerned. Interesting read tho!"