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Metz. Philippe Charlier, Medical Examiner and Anthropologist: "Characterizing Death Is Not so Easy"

Death calls, worries and attracts all at once. Many trades have to deal with it and its mysteries. Forensic doctor and renowned anthropologist, Philippe Charlier, author of "The Dead have a secret story," tries to make the dead speak. And twists the neck to urban legends, fantasies. In the face of death, it is necessary not to be barred from certainties.
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Death calls, worries and attracts all at once. Many trades have to deal with it and its mysteries. Forensic doctor and renowned anthropologist, Philippe Charlier, author of "The Dead have a secret story," tries to make the dead speak. And twists the neck to urban legends, fantasies. In the face of death, it is necessary not to be barred from certainties.

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republicain-lorrain.fr broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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