Richard Shepherd's early life was characterized by a pivotal change in his upbringing, as he relocated from his birthplace in West London to Watford, where he spent his formative years. It was during his time at the local grammar school that he was first introduced to a medical textbook, surreptitiously brought into the classroom by a classmate. This serendipitous encounter would go on to have a profound and lasting impact on Shepherd's life, as it ignited a lifelong fascination with the complexities of crime and murder, ultimately driving him on a journey to grasp the multifaceted nature of death.
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