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Jake is found dead at home after a night out; Dr. Adeley and his team must determine if anything suspicious is at play.
Jake is found dead at home after a night out; Dr. Adeley and his team must determine if anything suspicious is at play.
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Cause of Death
S3, EP1 "Cause of Death"Jake is found dead at home after a night out; Dr. Adeley and his team must determine if anything suspicious is at play.
Cause of Death
S3, EP2 "Cause of Death"A young mother dies after attending a local dance music festival; after it's established she has taken ecstasy, the team must investigate whether the drug was the primary cause of her death or if other factors played a significant role.
Cause of Death
S3, EP3 "Cause of Death"Dr. Adeley and his team investigate the deaths of an elderly woman who was discovered lifeless while on a stairlift and an apparently fit man who mysteriously fails to turn up for work.
Cause of Death
S3, EP4 "Cause of Death"A man in his 30s is found dead in a friend's apartment; police launch a Facebook appeal to identify him and trace his next of kin, while mortuary staff investigate the circumstances of his death.
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