The Body Thief
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The work station was one of twenty that lined the main autopsy room of the Department of Forensic Medicine, situated in Glebe, an inner city suburb of Sydney. It was the biggest and busiest mortuary in Australia and carried out the post mortems resulting from all major disasters. Most locals referred to the drab concrete-and-steel building simply as the Glebe Morgue.
Adjusting her safety glasses and mask, Samantha picked up the Stryker saw and cut through the woman’s ribs. The saw squealed in pr...otest, but did its usual efficient job.
When she finished, she set the saw aside and with gloved hands, prised open the chest cavity.
“What do you have there, Sam?” Phillip Bond asked from where he stood beside the gurney adjacent to hers. His tone was conversational as he made preparations to begin the post mortem on the body of a black male that lay on the table in front of him.
Sam looked up and grimaced. “The paperwork says a suspected heart attack. She’s only forty-eight. She’s overweight, but not to the point of obesity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work station was one of twenty that lined the main autopsy room of the Department of Forensic Medicine, situated in Glebe, an inner city suburb of Sydney. It was the biggest and busiest mortuary in Australia and carried out the post mortems resulting from all major disasters. Most locals referred to the drab concrete-and-steel building simply as the Glebe Morgue.
Adjusting her safety glasses and mask, Samantha picked up the Stryker saw and cut through the woman’s ribs. The saw squealed in pr...otest, but did its usual efficient job.
When she finished, she set the saw aside and with gloved hands, prised open the chest cavity.
“What do you have there, Sam?” Phillip Bond asked from where he stood beside the gurney adjacent to hers. His tone was conversational as he made preparations to begin the post mortem on the body of a black male that lay on the table in front of him.
Sam looked up and grimaced. “The paperwork says a suspected heart attack. She’s only forty-eight. She’s overweight, but not to the point of obesity.
What to read after The Body Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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