The subject of Legal Medicine encompasses many specialities that can be found in the fields of medicine and law. Forensic Pathology is an essential part of its wide field. It involves investigations of sudden, unexplained deaths to determine the cause of death. The investigation of crime is complete with an adequate postmortem and scene examination. Moreover, as insurance claims have risen over the years, the need to gain an in-depth understanding of the precise causes and manners of death has now become significant, especially among those directly involved in the field. In every country worldwide, various methods of investigating deaths are conducted, which require medico-legal considerations. The importance of autopsies is also getting wider recognition, especially in criminal and civil law cases. Hence, relevant parties involved in the investigations, such as medical officers, policemen and even lawyers, must seek further knowledge. Moreover, as many of these people are not well trained, learning to understand the sciences behind the crimes committed will be valuable in handling such cases. This book addresses problems and questions commonly arising during the instruction sessions conducted for pathology fellows, police officers and medical students. It should be kept in mind that the information presented in the book relates explicitly to the most common findings reported; however, variations will occur. Notably, the field of forensic pathology can be exciting and fulfilling, especially if the doctor is well-trained. It is then our hope that this book will provide such instruction.