Murder, myths, and what it’s really like to be a CSI doctor in Hong Kong

Published: 8:32am, 18 Oct, 2016

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On TV it might look like forensic doctors find out how people died within an hour, and always solve the case. But one forensic doctor in Hong Kong explains the reality isn’t quite like that

Belinda Ng |

Published: 8:32am, 18 Oct, 2016

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