Lethal Witness: Sir Bernard Spilsbury, Honorary Pathologist
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The man who brought forensic pathology out of the laboratory
Sir Bernard Spilsbury was an early-twentieth-century British forensic pathologist who gained fame by testifying in classic murder cases, beginning in 1910 with the Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen trial. His expert court testimony he identified Crippen's victim by detailed microscopic study of a scar convinced the lay jury of Crippen's guilt.
Considered the father of modern forensic pathology, Spilsbury became well known after he provided ...























