TV Gets Time of Death Wrong — Here’s the Truth

How do investigators estimate time of death in a real homicide case?

Medical Examiner Dr. Eric Eason explains why TV shows often get it wrong, how insects and larvae can help investigators, and why exact time of death is rarely possible.

A key forensic moment from the Celeste Rivas Hernandez case discussion.

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