Journal of Forensic Sciences · 1973 · 39 citations · 15 references
Natural SciencesElectrical EngineeringAtmospheric ElectricityElectromagnetismElectrophysiologyElectrical Hazard AssessmentElectrical Hazard IdentificationElectrical SafetyLightning CurrentLightning PhysicsLightning SafetyElectrocution Death DeterminationElectrocution RiskHigh-voltage Electrical InjuryHuman Lightning ExposureLightning Electromagnetic EffectsLightning Induced VoltagesLightning Strike Effects
Abstract It is often difficult to prove whether a man or animal has been electrocuted. Since death from electrocution can occur with no marks on the body, it is important for pathologists and attorneys to be aware of the lethal effects of electricity from the viewpoint of the engineering expert witness who aids in the investigation of such cases.
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