True Crime & Forensic Pathology with Patricia Cornwell & Dr. Jonathan Hayes
3/13/202655 min
How can you get away with murder? Neil deGrasse Tyson and Chuck Nice explore forensic pathology, autopsies, and crime scene science with medical examiner and author Jonathan Hayes, featuring an interview with crime writer and author of Autopsy, Patricia Cornwell.
Originally aired January 11, 2022.
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First 90 secondsJonathan Hayes· Guest0:00
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Speaker 10:34
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Speaker 20:53
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Speaker 11:27
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