Autopsy: The Last Hours of...

Forensic physician Dr. Jason Payne-James examines George Best's medical history. He traces Best's attempts to beat his addictive illness, charts the impact that a lifetime of drinking had on his body, and ultimately, reveals how Best died - not directly from alcohol - but from drugs prescribed to save him.

On February 4, 1987, Liberace was pronounced dead at his home in Palm Springs, California. However, the details surrounding his death are shrouded in mystery. Liberace's doctor had signed a death certificate, giving the cause of death as cardiac arrest, but the coroner wasn't satisfied: he suspected foul play and ordered the body to be taken from the mortuary and subjected to an autopsy.

Britain's leading forensic pathologist, Dr. Richard Shepherd, pieces together Marilyn Monroe's last hours using the autopsy report and her recently revealed private medical records. Here, buried deep in the archives, he discovers a damning piece of fresh evidence, allowing him to make a startling new conclusion and finally reveal who was responsible for her devastating death.

Dr. Richard Shepherd pieces together the events of Robin Williams' last hours and scours the evidence from the autopsy report to uncover what triggered his suicide. The star had overcome major heart surgery, was winning a lifelong battle with drink and drugs and, at the age of 63, was set to reprise one of his most famous roles in a sequel to "Mrs. Doubtfire."