How did you get where you are today professionally? Did you always want to do the job you do now? Did you just fall into it? Do you have dreams of promotion? Another profession? Talk about it!When I first became a doctor, I suppose I did it because I wanted to help people. Forensics seemed interesting, though. It held my attention much more than ( Read more... )

Of course the rules are different for everyone. Hell, the rules are different for each squad, whether the brass likes to admit it or not. In a system where we are overloaded on lab results and under-budgeted on manpower, not to mention influenced by the media and politics, we are forced to cut corners on occasion and to pick and choose who gets ( Read more... )

I suppose that once the bodies and the evidence have left my care, I don’t give that much thought to the criminals that I help convict.  While I know enough to make educated deductions, and while I do on occasion provide the evidence needed to solve a case, I’m not a detective. I’m a doctor.

The only time that I re-evaluate scenes or look at ( Read more... )