Paris Morgue - Revision history

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	The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.		The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.

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	The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.		The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.

Keith at 04:17, 11 October 2025

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	The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.		The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.

			Officers working in the morgue are referred to as Identifiers.

			24 May 1923 – The old morgue of Paris is replaced by the opening of the Institut médico-légal at 2 place Mazas.

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The Paris morgue was located on the Quai de l'Archevêché on the Île de la Cité, not far from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Paris. It was a form of macabre theatre, which regularly attracted spectators because the bodies which were fished out of the Seine were put on display there, behind a large glass window, along with the clothes that they had been wearing. On June 28, 1867 a body was found without a head, arms and legs, and put on display. The head, arms and legs were found a few days later, and the body was identified, and the murderer tracked down and arrested. The system was macabre but effective; seventy-five percent of the bodies found in the Seine were identified in this way.