Comments by "Master Sonogashira" (@mastersonogashira1796) on "The Graphic Designer Solving Cold Case Murders" video.

@HeavyHanded ` I think ur just jealous that he is more accomplished than you. It’s not a matter of free time, but just his contribution to society. If you ever lost someone close to you, knowing what happened gives you closure. I’m a coroner, and part of my job is to look for the deceased’s NOK (next of kin). I can tell you how much people care even if it’s just a body, because for some will never give up until they see it with their own eyes
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Now see this is dangerous because if they pay him he could face changes with fraud since he is practicing without a proper license
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Yep it’s pretty graphic, even for me, as a community coroner Edit: but tbh there is hella more disgusting stuff in the forensic field, just ask any forensic entomologist
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@Piotr Woźniak oh no no no, my friend. Faking as a forensic expert is a serious crime. If you have heard about the bite mark scandal in forensic, you will realize how bad this can get. These day forensic expert, especially more impression based experts like fingerprints, sketch artist takes test every 2 years or so to make sure they are still qualified. Cuz if we fck up we can send wrong people to jail Edit: Ok I’m in Canada so idk about the 2 year test system, but yea, they had a huge overhaul of this system back in 2009, and now it’s super serious
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Coroner here! Admirable job! We need pathologists, entomologists, toxicologists. If anyone here is consider future occupation, join us! There has been large changes in the field for the past few years, we transitioned from purely public servant into more scientific based jobs.
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@Terry Clark then the pics can’t be use in court, which raises a whole new mess. Trust me, half of our job is to get the paperwork straight, or murderer can literally walk free
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@cheeseypuffzforyou2302 you would be surprised to find most western courts are about “Justice” rather than the “truth”
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@cheeseypuffzforyou2302 it’s the difference between European and America court system
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@bellz9113, assuming ur American... I’m Canadian so I’m a bit lacking in terms of US forensic field, but I know US is even better cuz American academy of forensic science basically set all the standard in this field. Here is a list of common jobs in this field: Civilian: Coroner: the person who goes on scene and determine if a case should be open or not. We also locate next of kin, order other forensic test if we deem necessary. 4 years of undergrad in this area should do it, 75k here is Canada after 2 years after. Pathologist: highest earning job, need a medical degree, perform autopsy, determine biological cause of death. Entomologist, toxicologist: these are lab jobs, you’d need a science degree and major in its respected filed. Entomologist study insect on dead body, toxicologist study poisson. Police: CSI: you still need an undergrad in science for this, but also standard police training. Works like coroner. Fingerprint expert: very hard but short training, need to be a police officer, but I think there is a way for civilian to do it as well. I’m civilian so not too sure about US police job. But I think if u have background in engineering, computer science(cyber crime), chemistry or biology, there is plenty of jobs in the field with limited training. If ur going into university , I seriously suggest you to consider forensic science if ur not sure which one u like, cuz there is a lot of different job potential in the field. hard training for most of them, but rly adventurous if u ask me.
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