Unnatural death
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| - | :''[[Raymond Chandler]]'s stories ''[[I'll Be Waiting]]'', ''[[The Bronze Door]]'' and ''[[Professor Bingo's Snuff]]'' all feature [[unnatural death]]s and [[investigator]]s (a [[hotel]] detective, [[Scotland Yard]] and [[California]] local police, respectively), but the emphasis is not on the investigation of the deaths.'' | + | :[[Raymond Chandler]]'s stories ''[[I'll Be Waiting]]'', ''[[The Bronze Door]]'' and ''[[Professor Bingo's Snuff]]'' all feature [[unnatural death]]s and [[investigator]]s (a [[hotel]] detective, [[Scotland Yard]] and [[California]] local police, respectively), but the emphasis is not on the investigation of the deaths." --[[Sholem Stein]] |
| '''Unnatural death''' is a category used by [[coroner]]s and [[vital statistics]] specialists for classifying all human deaths not properly describable as [[death by natural causes]]. Hence it would include events such as: | '''Unnatural death''' is a category used by [[coroner]]s and [[vital statistics]] specialists for classifying all human deaths not properly describable as [[death by natural causes]]. Hence it would include events such as: | ||
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- Raymond Chandler's stories I'll Be Waiting, The Bronze Door and Professor Bingo's Snuff all feature unnatural deaths and investigators (a hotel detective, Scotland Yard and California local police, respectively), but the emphasis is not on the investigation of the deaths." --Sholem Stein
Unnatural death is a category used by coroners and vital statistics specialists for classifying all human deaths not properly describable as death by natural causes. Hence it would include events such as:
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