Investigating the scene of death


Her job as a nurse and a death investigator has exposed Jones to death a lot and led her to have a positive outlook on life and death. Photo: 123rf.com

To Paula Johns, 64, from Minneapolis, in the United States, death is a “normal everyday occurrence”.

This is because the death investigator is always at the scene of a death to inspect the body and determine the cause and whether it was murder – yes, “something like the popular television series CSI: Crime Scene Investivation”.

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