Recently, Richard Shepherd passed away. Richard was a very well-known forensic pathologist. Richard did his medical training at St George’s Hospital Medical School in 1977. It is located in Hyde Park Corner. He did his post-graduate studies as a forensic pathologist. After which he became a part of the elite forensic department. Richard was born in West London. But he grown-up in Watford. So, stay with us to know more about them.
It was during high school that Richard Shepherd first got acquainted with medical books. But his friend had stolen and kept with him. His book made me aware of the world of crime and murder. And it told about death in many ways. And inspired them to know more about him.
Richard Shepherd was a very famous professor. He had shared his knowledge in almost every famous university. Along with this, he has also shared the knowledge of his experience in front of the people in many conferences.
He has also seen many times talking to the students and explaining something to them. And used to encourage all those students to study medicine, science, and law.
He was very fond of flying the plane. Richard Shepherd used to be very excited about these things. Let us tell you that he has also been an experienced pilot. He has also got a private pilot’s license in 2004.
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He can fly for at least 500 hours in the UK. But he will never be able to be a part of an international flight, it will always be a regret.
Many unsolved deaths have been solved by Dr Richard Shepherd. That’s why he was sometimes called Detective. He has done more than 23000 autopsies.
Like the Hungerford massacre, the Princess Diana investigation and most historic 9/11. His passing is like a personal loss for all of us.
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