Podcast
Generation Why: True Crime
This book, co-written with a renowned forensic pathologist, delves into the life and career of Dr. Vincent DiMaio, exploring his experiences and insights from over 9000 autopsies. It offers a glimpse into the emotional toll of the profession and the importance of forensic science in achieving justice.
We want a picture of his patients. We want a picture of him. And we want a glimpse not only behind the morgue door, but we want to we want to see into him a little bit.
— Episode: Author Ron Franscell - 181
Episode: Author Ron Franscell - 181
This book, co-written with a renowned forensic pathologist, delves into the life and career of Dr. Vincent DiMaio, exploring his experiences and insights from over 9000 autopsies. It offers a glimpse into the emotional toll of the profession and the importance of forensic science in achieving justice.
We want a picture of his patients. We want a picture of him. And we want a glimpse not only behind the morgue door, but we want to we want to see into him a little bit.
facts, that science leads to facts, facts lead to justice. And justice is the goal.
He's done himself over 9000 autopsies. He's examined over 25000 deaths, you know, and and come to some kind of conclusion about it.
in the end, I think that the long, dark conversations that we had were good for both of us.
it's a very simple case. This wound is exactly what I would expect from that gun. And there's no suggestion that it came from any other direction.