Dr. Roland M. Kohr

Kohroner Chronicles

Science EN ↓ 28 episodes

Unveiling Stories from the Shadows of Medicine and Mystery

Author

Dr. Roland M. Kohr

Category

Science

Latest episode

Jan 4, 2026

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Episodes

Coup Contrecoup Contusion 18.02.2025

Send us Fan Mail Mystery Deepens in Small-Town Death: Drunken Fall or Homicide? In a case that shook a small Illinois town to its core, a death initially ruled as an accidental fall may have been a calculated act of violence. The victim, a man locals affectionately knew as “Charlie,” was found lifeless in a concrete culvert just blocks from his favorite bar. What appeared to be a tragic misstep qu...

Cats and Cobwebs 11.02.2025

Send us Fan Mail Local Forensic Pathologist Shares Disturbing Case Files Dr. Roland M. Kohr, a seasoned forensic pathologist and host of the podcast Kohroner Chronicles , recently shared a shocking account from his career that illustrates the often grim and revolting reality of crime scenes. Unlike the pristine, organized settings depicted in television dramas, real crime scenes frequently offer a...

The Next Best Thing to a Confession is a Lie 04.02.2025

Send us Fan Mail Forensic Pathology Unveils the Truth Behind Two Gripping Homicide Cases In two separate cases, forensic analysis played a pivotal role in unraveling deceptive stories crafted by suspects, ultimately leading to justice. Forensic evidence tore apart alibis in each case and painted a grim picture of what transpired. Here’s how Forensic Pathologist Dr. Roland Kohr used his expertise t...

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