The final episode of the best-selling series "The Sound of the Bones"! In addition to sharing more of the practical work and professional knowledge of forensic anthropologists, he will also write about hot topics such as "dismemberment cases" and "decompositions", and will also explain some pathological phenomena from the skeletons. The Bone Spokesperson continues to tell stories with bones!

The skeletons left behind after the decay of the human body are one of mankind's important learning partners. To understand everything we experience now, we must start from the past. The remains are like a time machine. They are not only evidence of each person's past life in the world, but also preserve various details about their life period. No bone can completely hide the traces of life and wear and tear. Even the slight wounds left on fingers and toes, or tooth decay, all record the unique life experience of the deceased.

Forensic anthropology is a diverse profession, including medicine, forensic science, history, sociology, customs and culture, philosophy, etc. It not only helps those who are buried under the soil to find their identities and even seek justice, but its research scope is even wider. Including the truth of folklore such as vampires and zombies, the evolution of pathology in ancient and modern times, analysis of dismemberment cases, evidence collection in mass graves, poisoning incidents in different eras, etc. Behind the truth, the ugliness and darkness of human nature are often revealed.

The value of life lies in whether it has been lived deeply and guiltlessly. The job of forensic anthropologists is to protect this value and not allow anyone's life to be wasted. They provide the final answers to the parties involved and their families, so that the deceased can end their journey in this world with dignity and success. They also build a bridge between the world of the deceased and the mortal world, and prepare for the future.