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Reporting France - Death Is My Profession: to Be a Coroner Is "to Be the Word of the Dead"[1/4]

In France, death is still very often taboo and yet everyone is confronted with it. It is also part of the professional daily life of thousands of men and women in the funeral setting. Autopsy the remains, bury the bodies, or even communicate with the deceased... This week, RFI takes you to meet those who work with death. Today, for the first episode of our series Death is my job, Laurence Théault has gone to meet with a forensic doctor in Nancy,…

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In France, death is still very often taboo and yet everyone is confronted with it. It is also part of the professional daily life of thousands of men and women in the funeral setting. Autopsy the remains, bury the bodies, or even communicate with the deceased... This week, RFI takes you to meet those who work with death. Today, for the first episode of our series Death is my job, Laurence Théault has gone to meet with a forensic doctor in Nancy,…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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