Médico Forense: "si ven lo que yo he visto tras 5.000 autopsias, no harían muchas cosas que hacen"

📖 My book "All the Questions Nobody Asked You": https://todaslaspreguntasquenadietehi... (advertised) 📘 Journal Siete: https://azimutlife.co/siete (advertised) 📚 Join Leer Tiene Sentido and access exclusive giveaways and events: https://leertienesentido.club/ Today we interview Jorge Luis Olivares, a forensic pathologist with over 14 years of experience and nearly 5,000 autopsies under his belt. He studied medicine at UNAM, holds four master's degrees, 18 diplomas, and is currently completing a master's degree in thanatology. He is also a criminologist, lawyer, and host of the Relatos Forenses channel, where he has been making forensic medicine accessible to the general public for years. In this conversation, we discuss how a forensic scientist's mind truly works, what it feels like to perform an autopsy for the first time, why the body never lies, how to tell a mother what happened to her child, and what specific signs betray a predator before they cause harm. ► Links of interest: Book Club: https://leertienesentido.club/ Tiene Sentido WhatsApp Community: https://azimutlife.co/pages/comunidad... Our online store: https://azimutlife.co/ Training for your well-being: https://clubdelbienestar.com/ ► Want to know more about Jorge Luis Olivares? "Forensic Stories" Podcast: @relatosforenses Instagram:   / jorgeolivaresforense   Books: https://amzn.eu/d/0gBxyNtQ ► It Makes Sense Podcast is also on... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0HtxMCd... Instagram:   / tienesentidopodcast   TikTok:   / tienesentidopodcast   Contact: [email protected] ► Episodes 0:00 Intro 03:17 Why does a forensic scientist need to study so much? 05:31 The commitment to the truth: the Nanis case 08:56 Types of cases: violent deaths vs. Natural Sciences 12:27 Dr. Olivares' First Encounter with Death 14:19 When Did He Decide to Become a Forensic Pathologist? 16:43 The First Autopsy: Reality vs. Expectation 20:25 Psychopathic Traits and Temperament in Medicine 23:50 Mental Health: Burnout and Post-Traumatic Stress 25:57 Joana: The Case That Broke the Doctor 30:52 Facing a Criminal in the Courtroom 34:03 Thanatology: Giving the Last Consultation with Peace 39:08 Lessons from the 2017 Mexico Earthquake 43:05 The Pressure of Not Making a Single Mistake 45:01 The Dilemma of Retirement: When to Stop Being a Forensic Pathologist? 51:08 Personal History: When the Doctor Was the Victim 57:10 How to Identify a Social Predator 59:17 Cases of Corruption and Threats in the Morgue 1:04:48 The Process: From Discovery to Autopsy 1:07:04 Myths and Realities: Do the Dead "Speak" or Cry? 1:11:02 The Coldness and Smell of Death 1:20:39 The Brain of Murderers: Are They Born or Made? 1:24:58 The Predator of the Predator: Thinking Like the Criminal 1:31:31 What Society Would Change If It Saw an Autopsy 1:33:03 How a Forensic Pathologist Would Like to Die