Say hello to Dr. William R. Anderson, a seasoned forensic pathologist with over 30 years of experience. He has practiced both in private practice and served as an associate and deputy chief medical examiner across several jurisdictions in California, Georgia, and Florida.
Dr. Anderson possesses extensive expertise in the evaluation, analysis, and prosecution/defense of criminal cases as a medical examiner within the criminal and civil justice systems. He has also studied a wide range of natural disease outcomes, contributing to his assessments of cause and manner of death in cases under the medical examiner's jurisdiction.
Throughout his career, Dr. Anderson has been actively involved in service pathology and educational initiatives, including directing a post-graduate training program for aspiring forensic pathologists. He has conducted numerous workshops, conferences, and lectures aimed at the medical and legal communities.
In addition to his hands-on experience, Dr. Anderson has had significant interactions with physicians in clinical and trauma medicine. He authored a textbook that bridges forensic and clinical practice titled 'Forensic Science in Clinical Medicine,' published by Lippincott-Raven in the early 2000s.
The diverse experiences and knowledge he has gained from his multi-faceted medical practice inform his current work as a true-crime author, which creatively explores the dynamic interactions between the medical and legal communities—drawing inspiration from actual events and cases.
