Ep 4. Clues From The Body

In season 2 episode 4 of The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead titled "Clues From The Body," the focus is on the mysterious death of a young woman found burned alongside a highway in Butler County, OH. Coroner Dr. Graham Hetrick is on the case and immediately notices something strange about the crime scene. Despite the extreme heat from the burning car, some of the young woman's belongings remained intact. These clues including a charm bracelet with a family member's name on it and a piece of chewing gum. Hetrick is determined to find out the identity of the victim and bring justice to her family.

Throughout the episode, Hetrick uses his expertise and intuition to piece together the evidence found at the scene and in the victim's autopsy. He meets with witnesses and family members to try and recreate the victim's last moments and determine a motive for her murder. Hetrick also utilizes the latest technology to assist in his investigation, from trace evidence analysis to DNA profiling.

As the case unfolds, it becomes clear that the victim was a beloved member of her community and had a bright future ahead of her. Hetrick's investigation uncovers a web of lies and secrets that lead to a shocking conclusion. Through it all, Hetrick maintains his compassion for the victim and her family, and his dedication to using his expertise to bring justice to those who have been wronged.

This episode of The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead showcases the fascinating work of coroners in solving complex and mysterious crimes. Viewers will be captivated by the intricate details of the investigation and Hetrick's unwavering commitment to finding answers. The show provides a unique perspective on the criminal justice system, highlighting the critical role of coroners in bringing closure to the families of victims.