Médecin légiste, son combat contre les vi0lences

In this episode of Key Witness, we welcome Dr. Karine Dabadie, forensic pathologist and author of Bodies, Bodies, Bodies (Globus Publishing). She takes us behind the scenes of forensic medicine—from clinical autopsies to examining living victims of domestic violence. She shares a haunting case from Saint-Martin: the autopsy of a child whose body bore signs of extreme abuse. What you’ll discover: ✅ Autopsies decoded: Why examine 50 wounds when one is fatal? ✅ Medicine for the living: The unknown role of forensic doctors in victim protection. ✅ The Pierre case: The Saint-Martin tragedy and invisible evidence. 📖 Book: Bodies, Bodies, Bodies – Globus Publishing 📍 Location: Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin Why watch? – Learn how science speaks for victims. – Go inside criminal investigations. – See how a medical certificate can save lives. Topics: Forensic medicine, criminal investigation, autopsies, domestic violence, child abuse, justice Expert: Dr. Karine Dabadie, forensic pathologist (Eurosanti) Key concepts: Autopsy, thanatology, living victims, medical certificates, evidence preservation Chapters: 00:00 Intro: "We must speak for the victim" 01:11 The life of a forensic pathologist: science & humanity 01:51 Autopsies: giving the dead a voice 02:40 Every wound matters: criminal intent 03:12 Medicine for the living: listening to victims 04:01 Evidence preservation: a weapon against impunity 04:45 The Pierre case: the Saint-Martin tragedy 06:14 What the body revealed: trauma & malnutrition #ForensicMedicine #Autopsy #TrueCrime #DomesticViolence #ChildAbuse #Justice #Forensics #KeyWitness