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Dead Men Do Tell Tales - William R. Maples, Ph.D. and Michael Browning
Not for the squeamish. I don't think the squeamish would make it out of the introduction.
A forensic anthropologist discusses his career and cases in more detail that most people need. It takes a special writer to really evoke the sense of the stench of decomposition in his reader.
I am also reading The Salmon of Doubt. Those sorts of posthumous collections of bits and pieces always make me sad.
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