Are there any accounts of Dr. Joseph Bell (teacher and mentor to Arthur Conan Doyle at Edinburgh University Medical School and the inspiration for Sherlock Holmes) being a consultant for the police in any way?

by saddetective87

There is a BBC series called "The Murder Rooms" which is a take on the inspiration for Sherlock Holmes and shows Bell and Doyle acting much in the same way as Holmes and Watson. I am just curious as to what evidence there was that Bell assisted the police with any murder investigations? I know that he is considered by some to be the father of forensic medicine but are there specific cases? Any book recommendations would be appreciated.

alanwbrown

Not as far as I know but he was an expert witness at some trials, perhaps most well known is the Ardlamont trial in 1893.