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The Word for the Dead
Translated by: Rose Makhlouf
The phenomenal European bestseller where forensic pathologist Philippe Boxho opens his case files to give the dead a voice and unravel extraordinary true-crime mysteries.
About this book
"The Dead Have the Floor" (Les morts ont la parole) is the breakout bestseller by Belgium’s most famous forensic pathologist, Philippe Boxho (translated into Arabic by Rose Makhlouf). The book took the European reading world by storm, taking readers directly onto the autopsy table through engaging, accessible, and darkly humorous storytelling.
Boxho recounts the most unusual, complex, and memorable homicide investigations from his decades-long career. Through these real-life accounts, he demonstrates how rigorous forensic examination allows the deceased to "speak" from beyond, exposing the perpetrators and ensuring justice prevails when witnesses are absent.
Boxho recounts the most unusual, complex, and memorable homicide investigations from his decades-long career. Through these real-life accounts, he demonstrates how rigorous forensic examination allows the deceased to "speak" from beyond, exposing the perpetrators and ensuring justice prevails when witnesses are absent.
Why read it?
Read this book to experience the phenomenal true-crime memoir that launched Philippe Boxho into international acclaim, packed with real murder cases, forensic facts, and dark wit.
Who is it for?
Essential for fans of true crime, forensic science, criminological memoirs, and readers who enjoy suspenseful non-fiction storytelling.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789948691013
ISBN-10
9948691016
Page count
242
Age rating
Adults