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A Meeting with a Corpse
Translated by: Rose Makhlouf
A fascinating journey behind the scenes of the morgue, where renowned forensic pathologist Philippe Boxho shares real-life cases of homicides and staged suicides, letting the dead reveal the ultimate truth.
About this book
"Interview with a Corpse" (Entretien avec un cadavre) is a bestseller by renowned Belgian forensic pathologist Philippe Boxho (translated into Arabic by Rose Makhlouf). In this gripping non-fiction work, Boxho takes readers beyond the closed doors of the morgue to revisit complex homicide investigations, mysterious deaths, and staged suicides.
With deep human empathy and sharp scientific insight, Boxho demonstrates how forensic pathology restores justice by listening to the story each corpse leaves behind. Written with a perfect blend of true-crime suspense, dark humor, and respect for human lives, the book reads like a high-stakes detective thriller grounded entirely in reality.
With deep human empathy and sharp scientific insight, Boxho demonstrates how forensic pathology restores justice by listening to the story each corpse leaves behind. Written with a perfect blend of true-crime suspense, dark humor, and respect for human lives, the book reads like a high-stakes detective thriller grounded entirely in reality.
Why read it?
Read this book to experience authentic, gripping true-crime cases told directly by a master forensic pathologist, blending medical mystery, dark wit, and intense suspense.
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
9789948691990
ISBN-10
9948691997
Page count
268
Age rating
Adults