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Facing Death
Translated by: Rose Makhlouf
A direct encounter with complex crime scenes; forensic pathologist Philippe Boxho opens his files to reveal shocking cases where science unravels mysterious deaths and hidden homicides.
About this book
"Facing Death" (La Mort en face) continues the gripping true-crime memoir series by renowned Belgian forensic expert Philippe Boxho (translated into Arabic by Rose Makhlouf). In this edition, Boxho delves into a fresh set of mysterious, high-stakes homicide cases and crime scenes from his decades-long career.
Through detailed accounts, Boxho reveals how staged accidents and cover-ups are unmasked on the autopsy table. The book combines sharp forensic pathology with human empathy, narrative suspense, and dark wit, demonstrating how science faces death head-on to deliver truth and justice.
Through detailed accounts, Boxho reveals how staged accidents and cover-ups are unmasked on the autopsy table. The book combines sharp forensic pathology with human empathy, narrative suspense, and dark wit, demonstrating how science faces death head-on to deliver truth and justice.
Why read it?
Read this book for authentic, thrilling true-crime cases and an eye-opening look into how forensic pathology solves real-life murder mysteries.
Who is it for?
Essential for readers of true-crime memoirs, forensic science enthusiasts, criminologists, and fans of suspenseful non-fiction.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789948694564
Page count
279
Age rating
Adults