Dom Harvey

It's sort of around this part of the book where you talk about someone that lost their life after falling 18 floors.

Yeah.

You were to investigate whether it was like an accident or they were pushed.

There's some graphic detail in here, including missing limbs.

Yeah.

Is that just as a result of the falling from that height?

Yeah, there was a decapitation as well, which is the – I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've ever read this in a book.

So you were how old at the time?

This is fairly early in your policing career.

Shit, she must have been wishing you were in the Navy at that point.

Bouncing and rolling.

And then the coroner has to come and confirm that there's been a... It was the GP that came out.

Even someone like me that hasn't done a first aid course could have told you the person was dead.

So the victim here, it's a complete stranger to you.

Do you, in the days or weeks afterwards, find any more information about them?

You learn anything more about them?

Or does it just pay not to?

If the victim in that scenario was a friend of mine or a brother or someone that I cared about, I mean, it's a very violent death.

Yeah.

And it's very graphic.