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Sep 5, 2006 · A city with eight million people has eight million ways to die. For fifteen years, Shiya Ribowsky worked as a medicolegal investigator in New York City’s medical examiner’s office—the largest, most sophisticated organization of its kind in the world.
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- Shiya Ribowsky, Tom Shachtman
Shiya Ribowsky is the former director of special projects at the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office. He is one of America’s most experienced medicolegal investigators. Also the forensics consultant to Law & Order, he lives in Long Island, New York.
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Cantor Shiya Ribowsky. Cantor Shiya Ribowsky began leading services soon after his Bar Mitzvah in 1978, at his father’s shul in Brooklyn. Surrounded by a family of chazzanim, Shiya grew up steeped in the melodies and nussach of the traditional Ashkenazi repertoire.
Sep 1, 2006 · A city with eight million people has eight million ways to die. For fifteen years, Shiya Ribowsky worked as a medicolegal investigator in New York City’s medical examiner’s office—the largest, most sophisticated organization of its kind in the world.
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A city with eight million people has eight million ways to die For fifteen years, Shiya Ribowsky worked as a medicolegal investigator in New York City’s medical examiner’s office—the largest, most sophisticated organization of its kind in the world.
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Oct 13, 2009 · A city with eight million people has eight million ways to die. For fifteen years, Shiya Ribowsky worked as a medicolegal investigator in New York City's medical examiner's office—the largest, most sophisticated organization of its kind in the world.
Taking you through the vermin-infested Bowery flophouses and posh Upper East Side apartments of the city’s dead, Ribowsky explores in gruesome detail the skeletons that hang in the Big Apple’s closets.
