Forensic Stories

(PLVN) - The Vietnamese public has never shown such strong interest in criminal science as recently. Nha Nam Publishing House has released the Forensic Science book series, with 4 quality works from the world's leading experts in the field of criminal - forensic medicine including: Forensic Report by Sue Black (UK), The Story of the Corpse by Ueno Masahiko (Japan), The Legacy File by Ly Dien Thien (China), Death is Not the End by Mary Roach (USA).

The special feature of this book series lies in its authenticity and scholarship.

Professor Sue Black's Forensic Report - a globally acclaimed forensic anthropologist - is more than just a work of conventional science . Through each page, readers will not only have access to professional knowledge but also be immersed in philosophical reflections on human nature. Professor Sue Black is one of the world's leading forensic anthropologists, with over 30 years of experience and was knighted by the Queen of England for her outstanding contributions to forensic science.

The book is not just a typical professional memoir, but also an emotional and intellectual journey, bringing readers closer to the secrets of life through the prism of death.

Continuing that spirit, The Corpse Tells the Story by Dr. Ueno Masahiko - one of the most respected masters in the Japanese forensic field with more than three decades of experience - brings readers closer to the reality of the profession of a forensic expert. Strange cases, groundbreaking discoveries and especially the serious scientific approach of the Japanese are vividly recreated through his sharp pen. The Corpse Tells the Story, from the philosophy "The living can lie, but the silent dead never lie", Ueno Masahiko leads readers through the most complicated cases in his career. From seemingly simple cases such as traffic accidents to mysterious deaths in closed rooms, each case is meticulously analyzed, showing that the forensic investigation process is not simply an autopsy but also the art of "listening" to the stories that the deceased wants to tell.

The book created a big buzz in Japan when it was published, quickly becoming a bestseller with more than 600,000 copies sold, and receiving high praise from experts and the media.

Through each page of the book, readers not only learn about the professional forensic investigation process but also feel the love for the profession, dedication and deep respect of forensic experts for the deceased. Professor Ueno skillfully integrates lessons about professional ethics and the responsibility of forensic experts in discovering the truth and bringing justice to victims.

Meanwhile, Li Yanqian’s Bone Files opens up a unique aspect of forensic anthropology. The author skillfully connects the pieces of history through the study of bones, showing that each skeleton is not simply an inanimate material but a diary that fully records a person’s life. This approach is not only academic but also contains profound human values.

And Death Is Not the End by Mary Roach - a daring exploration of the role of autopsy science in modern medical progress. With a witty yet solemn tone, the author breaks down social barriers and prejudices, while honoring the silent contributions of "heroes" who have dedicated their lives to science.

Death is not the end, dubbed "The Queen of Popular Science" by the Washington Post, Mary Roach has created a global "fever" with this work. The book is on the New York Times bestseller list and has been translated into more than 20 languages ​​around the world .

The book is not only a research work on the science of corpses but also a tribute to those who have dedicated their lives to science - the "silent heroes" who have contributed to the progress of humanity even after their death. Through each page of the book, readers will gradually change their perspective on death, understanding that it is not the end but can be the beginning of extraordinary contributions to modern science and medicine.

The appearance of this book series not only meets the public's need for knowledge but also contributes to raising social awareness of the important role of forensic medicine in the modern judicial system. This is also a source of quality reference materials for students and researchers in the fields of forensic medicine, medicine and criminal investigation in Vietnam.

Mien Thao

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