DiscoverBody Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan
Claim Ownership
Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan
Author: CrimeOnline and iHeartPodcasts
Subscribed: 2,528Played: 114,033Subscribe
Share
2024 iHeartMedia, Inc. © Any use of this intellectual property for text and data mining or computational analysis including as training material for artificial intelligence systems is strictly prohibited without express written consent from iHeartMedia
Description
Join Joseph Scott Morgan every week as he explores a world that not many have had a chance to visit, the realm of death. Jo Scott will lead listeners on a journey through the blood soaked death scenes of America and then into the autopsy room to fully understand the science behind each case. Jo Scott is one America’s leading experts on applied forensics and is regularly featured on ‘Crime Stories with Nancy Grace’, ‘The Piketon Massacre’, Court TV and more.
Theme Music: Audio Network
Theme Music: Audio Network
198 Episodes
Reverse
This episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan is a look at the death and autopsy of John Wilkes Booth. Booth shot Abraham Lincoln from behind around 10:15 pm April 14, 1865. He died the next morning, April 15, at 7:22 am. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will uncover the track that Booth took as he tried to escape, and finally being shot himself. Joseph Scott Morgan will make you feel like you witnessed the autopsy yourself as he explains, in great detail, the autopsy of John Wilkes Booth.
Transcribe Highlights00:13.63 Introduction - autopsy of John Wilkes Booth01:45.79 Discuss Forensic expert is a history fan05:09.53 Talk about the Booth acting family08:22.93 Discussion of how Booth wrecked everything12:47.62.Talk about Booth jumping to stage18:45.53 Discussion of expectation22:49.66 Talk about the conspiracy27:50.24.Discussion of Booth broken leg32:01.96 Talk about comparing Lincoln to Kennedy38:40.42 Discussion of Booth not getting help41:08.80 Talk about getting Booth on boat48:59.90.Discussion of putting a door on saw horses as a table50:03.11 Talk about Autopsy in 1800s52:18.34 Discussion of Booth being wrapped in military blanket56:27.97 Conclusion, Lincoln wanted the country to heal See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sade Robinson is having fun on her first date with a new guy. They pose together and post the picture to social media. Sade had no idea she was taking a picture with the devil and she only had hours to live.
In this episode of "Body Bags," Joseph Scott Morgan will explain how the killer sealed his fate by trying to destroy evidence with fire.
Transcribe Highlights
00:22.97 Introduction Milwaukee
05:01.65. Talk about Jeffrey Dahmer
07:29.72 Discussion of dismemberment
09:53.60 Talk about getting rid of smell with tires
14:06.81 Discussion of finding leg
20:10.93 Talk about remains being compromised
25:18.19. Breaking down the timeline
30:30.67. Discussion of other women missing
34:38.48 Talk about fire inside a car
36:38.64 Discussion of witness who saw person use lighter to start car fire
39:33.42 Conclusion – how remains will tell what really happened to Sade See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Boston Cop John O'Keefe and his girlfriend Karen Read go on a pub crawl before ending their the night at the home of a Boston cop friend of O'Keefe's at 12:45 am. 6 hours later, the body of John O'Keefe is found in the front yard of the house, covered in snow in blizzard conditions. He is wearing two shirts, jeans, socks and one shoe. Near his body on the snow are shards of glass and splotches of blood. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan will take an up close look at the injuries and find out what really happened to John O'Keefe. Dave Mack will breakdown the story that has divided Boston and together they will try to answer the question: Who Killed John O'Keefe?
.
Transcribed Highlights
00:01.10 Introduction, talk about weather conditions and murder
02:05.22 Discussion of Karen Read case
05:05.56 Talk about Media coverage
09:09.25 Discussion of forensics role in investigation
14:06.82 Talk about background of relationship
16:16.35 Breaking down timeline of events
19:50.94 Discussion of physical injuries
21:07.56 Talk about Blood Alcohol
25:20.82 Talk about leaving bar, going to house party
30:09.48 Talk about Text Messages, getting directions See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley vanish on their way to pick up Veronica’s children to go to a birthday party. They were supposed to meet up with Veronica Butler’s ex-mother-in-law at a closed gas station in rural Texas County, Oklahoma. But they never make it. On this episode of Body Bags Joseph Scott Morgan will explain how evidence from blood to tire treads will help solve the mystery of the Missing Moms.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:00 Introduction of shared custody
00:03:10 Discussion or relationships and death
00:06:50 Talk about terrain
00:11:03 Discussion of moms reported missing
00:14:08 Talk about how vehicle ended up where it is found
00:18:46 Discussion of evidence found at scene
00:23:21Talk about tire tread identification
00:27:47 Discussion of term “puddle of blood”
00:31:16 Discussion of meeting place
00:34:16 Talk about SWAT Teams showing up in Rural County
00:38:44 Talk about death penalty states
00:40:56 Discussion identifying body
00:42:29 Conclusion
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For years she was labeled “Bones 20” the unidentified victim of the Green River Killer. But now, thanks to police work and Othram Labs, the victim has been named as Tammy Liles. She was from Everett, Washington, and vanished in the summer of 1983. She was only 16 years old when she became a victim of serial killer Gary Ridgeway. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will take you behind the headlines and into the lab that helped give a name to a young lady who spent decades being called “bones 20”.
Transcript Highlights
00:0:16 Introduction – The Green River Killer last victim identified
00:02:28 Talk about age reference
00:06:32 Discussion of high-profile murders
00:10:48 Talk about the Green River Killer 16-year-old victim
00:15:56 Discussion of identifying remains
00:20:54 Discussion of the Green River Killer evidence
00:25:58 Talk about starting with incomplete skeleton
00:29:41 Discussion of Genetic Genealogy
00:34:51 Talking about Othram labs
00:37:39 Conclusion; might be the most noble of pursuits
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Destiny Duckett’s cousin couldn’t reach her by phone, so she stopped by her apartment to check on her. The cousin knocks on the door, but Destiny doesn’t answer. The cousin can hear the baby crying and she is worried. She calls police to do a welfare check and when they enter Destiny Duckett’s apartment, her 8-week old son is on the bed, crying, and his 22-year-old mother is on the floor, dead. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will look into the mysterious death of 22-year-old new mother, Destiny Duckett and Joseph Scott Morgan will explain how fingernails play a keep part in solving the murder.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:00 Introduction of case
00:02:20 Discussion of fingernails
00:05:37 Talk about cousin called police, heard baby crying
00:10:56 Discussion of protective order leading to arrest of suspect
00:15:26 Talk about leaving crying baby on the bed, alone, mother dead on floor
00:19:43 Discussion of body being the biggest evidence
00:24:16 Discussion of proving knees were on chest of victim
00:28:26 Talk about fingernail marks on the neck
00:33:55 Discussion of why suspect was already in jail
00:36:33 Conclusion – Convicted, sentencing to come
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A bag with a burned, dismembered torso is found by a boy out for a horseback ride about a mile from town. The police chief says he was mowing his lawn when he got the call about the headless, armless, legless, burned torso, and from that moment on it was "chaos". On this episode of Body Bags Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will tell the story of the dismembered and burned torso and how, after 44-years, he was finally identified with DNA and Othram labs.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:00 Introduction of episode
00:02:13 Talk about identifying Joseph Caliva
00:06:15 Discussion of years beginning in 1979
00:10:40 Talk about dismemberment
00:15:48 Discussion of what was found
00:17:39 Talk about burned remains
00:22:25 Discussion about trying to ID person
00:27:25 Talk about finding portions of the torso
00:31:54 Talk about creating a person out of evidence
00:36:34 Discussion after 44 years, victim identified See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
AUTOPSY REPORT WILL NOT BE RELEASED. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan will explain what happened to Madeline Soto and Dave Mack will dig into the back story of the entire family. You will find out by the time she reached 13-years-old, Madeline Soto had already been sexually abused for years. When she was a “missing 13-year-old" from Florida, the news covered every tidbit of information about the search for the teen. One piece of evidence that made it to the press was how Madeline Soto told a friend when she turned 13, she was going to live in the woods. That is why police searched the woods for Madeline.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:28 Introduction, talk about parents protecting children
00:04:28 Talk about Madeline Soto saying she wanted to live in the woods
00:05:31 Discussion of ages 12 and 13
00:09:04 Discussion of Madeline not taking cell phone
00:12:29 Talk about family being told about evidence
00:16:42 Discussion of time children go to school
00:20:07 Discussion of Madeline Soto seen in vehicle
00:21:49 Talk about being haunted by evidence
00:26:26 Discussion of Madeline Soto
00:30:26 Talk about video surveillance of suspect
00:33:22 Discussion of 60 charges against suspect
00:37:32 Discussion of evidence of previous abuse See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The fire department shows up at the home of one of their own and find Melissa Lamesch unconscious on the kitchen floor as her home goes up in flames around her. She is on maternity leave from her job as an EMT and is expecting her baby to be born any day. Melissa Lamesch and her unborn baby die in what authorities believe is asphyxiation from the fire. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will breakdown how trying to burn evidence of a crime, oftentimes creates the evidence needed for conviction.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:08 Introduction of fire set to cover-up a murder
00:01:18 Talk about fire and smoke
00:03:10 Discussion of smoke as evidence
00:05:05 Discussion of woman, 9 months pregnant, dying in a fire
00:08:35 Talk about how healing takes place after being burned
00:11:26 Discussion of hair catching fire in bathroom
00:14:43 Victim is on maternity leave from job as EMT
00:18:53 Discussion of the mother and her baby
00:22:53 Discussion of monoxide
00:28:01 Talk about suffocation
00:33:33 Discussion of fire splash patterns
00:36:55 Talk about the family talking to officials after the fire
00:40:46 Discussion of dealing with the death of pregnant mother
00:43:10 Conclusion, Matthew Plote convicted for Murder See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Deborah Frazier calls 911 and tells them two burglars have shot her boyfriend, and as she is on the phone, a gunshot is heard and Frazier tells the dispatcher she has been shot in the leg by one of the burglars.
Police arrive and discover the first person shot, Mr. Thomas Waddell, is in the back room of his apartment, wrapped in a blanket and a garbage bag and secured with duct tape.
On this episode of Body Bags Joseph Scott Morgan will explain all of the things police will have to believe for Deborah Frazier's story to be true and Dave Mack will explain how Frazier was using a second boyfriend to con Mr Waddell out of his life savings!
Transcript Highlights
00:00:42 Talk about everything that has to be believed for the story to be true
00:02:48 Discussion of not believing a story
00:04:20 Discussion of “victim” shooting her boyfriend in the head
00:05:53 Talk about cases too difficult to believe
00:10:54 Talk about self-inflicted gunshot wound
00:14:19 Discussion of the victim who just retired
00:18:54 Talk about determining how long person has been dead
00:23:19 Discuss investigation of digital background
00:28:34 Talk about GSR test
00:33:02 Discussion of police on scene, gunshot recorded
00:37:57 Discussion of what has to be believed by investigators
00:40:12 Talk about Pictures of a life shared, scattered on the floor
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Burned remains of a man found inside a foot locker and left in a blueberry field in Michigan were not identified for 13 years. In 2015 the case was called "The Jack-in-the-Box Murder because it was a catchy title. The remains were not identified until the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office received a tip in 2015 that gave them the information they needed to use dental records to identify the deceased as Robert Caraballo. Investigating Caraballo's life at the time of his death took investigators to the home he shared with his wife and stepdaughter. Joseph Scott Morgan will break down the forensics that brought this case to a conclusion and Dave Mack will help tell the story of how the Jack-in-the-Box Murder became The Fugitive Wife Murder Trial.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:44 Introduction of story a burned body in a trunk found in blueberry field
00:02:40 Talk about conspiracy and escaping to other side of the planet
00:05:28 Discussion of victim being alive with hammer stuck in skull
00:08:02 Discussion of injury caused by falling downstairs
00:12:34 Talk about how remains could not be identified
00:15:11 Discussion of evidence in hammer attack
00:19:49 Discussion of hitting head with a hammer
00:23:51Talk about how the skull breaks
00:28:19 Discussion of destroying a body
00:32:37 Discussion of “old school” identifying remains
00:35:15 Talk about the plan to push victim down the stairs, hit him with a bat
00:35:53 Talk about the conspiracy
00:38:01 Discussion of law in Italy for hotel guests
00:39:15 Discussion of cover-up
00:40:06 Beverly McCallum guilty on all charges
00:40:42 Talk about keeping a secret
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Suicide or Murder? Kendy Howard is found in a bathtub full of water with a gunshot wound to the head. His body is cold, but the water in the tub is warm! Red Flag number one. On this episode of Body Bags Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will take a look at all of the "Red Flags" present in the reported suicide of Kendy Howard. Why is there so little blood in the water? Why is her ex-trooper husband arrested at the airport? The biggest question of all, is the death of Kendy Howard a Suicide or Murder?
Transcript Highlights
00:00:27 Joe talks about admiration for Troopers
00:03:03 Discussion of law enforcement
00:05:59 Discussion of “Red Flags”
00:08:14 Talk about the water is warm, body is cold
00:12:23 Investigation of suicide/murder
00:16:33 Discussion of damage caused by gunshot in mouth
00:17:49 Talk about direction of bullet
00:21:26 Comparing murder of Travis Alexander
00:25:53 Defining different types of asphyxiation
00:30:08 Talk about injuries “frozen in time”
00:35:33 Discussion of how much blood would be expected See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The victim was alive when her head was cut from her body. As disturbing as that sounds, today's episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan will attempt to breakdown the just released autopsy report of Mei Li Haskell. Her husband, Samuel Haskell IV is accused of killing her, removing her head from her torso, placing the torso in a bag and dropping it in a trash bin where a homeless guy would find it 14 hours later! Joseph Scott Morgan will breakdown the forensics that will come into the trial and Dave Mack will dig deep in the Hollywood that can give us a true horror story that is scarier than anyone would ever dare put on film.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:49 The son of a hotshot
00:03:04 “Don’t you know who I am?”
00:05:03 Discussion of “the finder”
00:08:58 Talk about the bags felt like meat
00:09:26 Discussion of workers bring back bags
00:12:20 Discussion of cross contamination
00:16:58 Talk about hiring workers
00:20:56 Discussion of what police can do
00:26:22 Talk about the person who found the body
00:30:54 Mentions victim’s parents still missing
00:33:01 Discuss autopsy report, victim alive when head cut off
00:38:20 Discussion of using power tools in dismemberment
00:42:54 Mentions trial will be all forensics
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Iris, 1, comes home from a weekend with her father and his girlfriend and mom finds a water bead in her diaper.
Taking her to the hospital, the toddler passes more water beads, button-shaped batteries, and a screw. Thinking she was finding things and putting them in her mouth, nobody realized a monster was watching the baby.
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack break down the case that is more than the murder of a toddler, it's how evil came into the child’s life and plotted and planned her death for more than half of her life.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:20 Introduction
00:02:39 Discussion of toddlers
00:04:22 Talk about items in diaper
00:07:34 Discussion of beads, batteries, screw
00:10:12 Talk about toddlers putting things in their mouth
00:14:34 Discussion of solvent
00:16:18 Discussion of evil
00:18:27 Talk about taking child to hospital by plane
00:22:08 Explaining a subdural hematoma
00:24:01 Discussion of optic nerves
00:27:16 Talk about how healthy baby dies in 4 days
00:30:15 Discussion of notes made by doctors and nurses
00:32:54 Talk about children swallow everyday items
00:35:31Discussion suspect researched how to beat a polygraph See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Two severed heads, an arm here, a leg there, on this episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, the Reel Amityville Horror will meet the Real Amityville Horror. A group of Long Island High School students find a severed left arm on the side of a road in Babylon on their way to school. While Police investigate the scene, a K-9 officer locates a leg sticking out of a pile of leaves in a wooded area, not far from the original scene. Over time more body parts were found in multiple areas. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will detail what was found and where and what the suspects were up against when they began writing their own Amityville Horror.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:07 Introduction – to horror
00:01:39 Discussion about charges for dismembering a person
00:04:48 Talk about how the bodies were treated in death
00:08:03 Discussion of arm with tattoo found in tree limb
00:11:51 Body part found by high school students on the way to school
00:15:16 Parts of 2 bodies found, 4 people charged
00:15:17 None of the 4 people is charged with murder
00:16:14 Discuss what the ME will have to do with parts
00:18:04 Talking about Black Dhalia
00:19:49 Discussion of none of the drains work in the rental
00:21:30 Discussion of body parts from more than one person
00:25:11 Talk about unique case
00:28:51 Joe describes investigation taking place
00:31:30 Discussion of dismemberment
00:34:01 Discussion of blood, muscle, skin, hair, Drano won’t work
00:37:13 Talk about revisiting the case in the future See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
School Principal Cornelius Green arrives at the Amtrak train station in St. Louis after spending a few days in Chicago. Leaving the train station Green goes to straight to the apartment of his girlfriend, 3rd grade school teacher, Jocelyn Peters. Arriving at her apartment Green finds Peters, who is 7-months pregnant, in bed. He immediately calls 911 and tells them his girlfriend has been shot in the head, send help now! Jocelyn Peters is pronounced dead on the scene and the investigation begins with the person who found her, Cornelius Green. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will break down the story that leads to stolen school funds, a hitman, and a potato gun silencer, on this episode of Body Bags.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:57 Joe talks about the impact of 3rd grade teacher
00:03:12 Discussion of victim
00:08:54 Discussion of Green sending money to Cutler
00:11:23 Talk about alibi set up by Green taking train to Chicago
00:14:20 Discussion about finding pregnant woman shot in the head
00:16:02 Talk about investigation, alibi
00:19:50 Talk about no sign of forced entry
00:23:18 Discussion of “potato silencer”
00:28:12 Talking about objects changing trajectory
00:32:30 Discussion of Federal and State charges
00:36:29 Discuss Phillip Cutler in court See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
When Phillip Chism, 14, doesn't come home from school, his mother calls the police to report him missing.
As the town begins to look for the 9th grader, word spreads around town that a 24-year-old teacher, Colleen Ritzer, is also missing. Chism is found walking along a road just after midnight. After a quick search of his backpack, he is arrested.
Later in the morning, Colleen Ritzer's body is found on school grounds, sexually positioned with a folded note next to her body that says, "I hate you all."
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack break down the story of the student from Tennessee and the horrifying final moments in the life of Colleen Ritzer.
Transcription Highlights
00:01:00 Introduction of location, suspect, and victim
00:02:53 Suspect is student, 14, victim is a teacher
00:04:04 Discussion of suspect family
00:08:22 Talk about motive and possible “trigger”
00:11:49 Discussion of why victim went to public bathroom
00:15:28 Discussion of witness and surveillance video
00:19:07 Talk about investigation, pinging cell phones
00:21:47 Discussion of suspect on surveillance video
00:27:25 Talk about body being covered
00:30:36 Breaking down the evidence
00:34:35 Discussion of sentence See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Christa Pike was 18-years-old when she thought her 19-year-old job corps classmate, Colleen Slemmer, was trying to steal her boyfriend, Tadaryl Shipp. Pike spent over 30-minutes beating Colleen Slemmer with her hands and feet, as well as a box cutter and a meat cleaver. Slemmer tried to escape. Shipp,17, caught her so Pike could continue the beating. Pike carved a pentagram into Slemmer's chest, used the box cutter to slice her throat. When she didn't die, Pike picked up a chunk of asphalt and slammed it onto Slemmer's head. The next day Pike brought a piece of Slemmer's skull to breakfast and told classmates what she had done. Convicted of murder and sentenced to death, Christa Pike now wants a judge to vacate her death sentence. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack detail the story that Joe Scott says is the worst case he has ever seen.
Transcript Highlights
00:00:31 Joseph Scott Morgan says he has never seen a crime so vile
00:02:10 Woman on death row in Tennessee
00:05:16 Talk about dynamic between suspects and victim
00:10:09 Description of box cutter and meat cleaver
00:15:03 Discussion of pentagram carved into chest
00:20:56 Description of wounds to victim
00:25:15 Talk about how to occult and satanism factor into case
00:30:40 Description of taking piece of skull as a trophy
00:35:50 Discussion about letting murderer out of prison
00:39:15 Talk about sadistic murder See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The senseless murder of Laken Riley on the campus of the University of Georgia has the nation talking about everything from safety on a college campus to immigration.
Laken Riley didn't know the man who killed her, but she knew she was in a dire situation when they met. Jose Antonio Ibarra, 26, allegedly attacked and killed the 22-year-old while she was out for a jog in Athens.
Joseph Scott Morgan will explain how the evidence in the case points to Laken Riley attempting to call 911 and Dave Mack will fill in the blanks on the timeline on this edition of Body Bags.
Transcript Highlights
00:15.71 Joseph Scott Morgan talks about college life
02:39.50 Talk about nursing school, education
05:33.55 Discussion of victim 09:56.27 Talk about timeline
14:03.73 Talk about seeing victim as an object
18:54.67 Discussion of blunt force trauma
22:13.70 Suspect arrives in USA illegally
31:20.86 Talk about apartment search
36:08.59 Discuss How suspect and victim were strangers
40:30.36 First Homicide at UGA in 30 years
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Minnesota man claims his mistress fatally shot herself with his gun. The question of Murder or Suicide plays out in this episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan. Joe will walk you through all of the forensic problems with the story being told. And when everything is said and done, you decide, was it murder, or suicide?
Transcript Highlights
00:01:20 Would a right-handed person use left hand to shoot
00:02:19 Discuss murder or suicide
00:04:15 Talk about “accidental”
00:05:51Discuss science and determination
00:11:16 How quick does a body become stiff
00:13:50 Different jurisdictions
00:18:25 Talk about the scene
00:21:40 Difference in suicide among genders
00:26:27Discuss drying blood
00:29:31Discuss ER Nurse can’t do CPR
00:33:14 Talk about short timeline
00:38:50 Discuss can you wash away evidence?
00:41:36 Talk about skin, brain, muzzle flash
00:44:14 Discuss desire to help people and achieve and throw it all away
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
I love the fact Jo Scott Morgan shows he's human too. I love him and the way he explains everything.
⭕𝗖𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗞 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 𝗪𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗗𝗢𝗪𝗡𝗟𝗢𝗔𝗗 ALL 𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 MOVIES LINK👉https://www.justhd.online
How are they going to "test it on somebody first"??? Isn't that what they just did??
Just for purposes of information, GHB also is available as a controlled substance, called Xyrem, that is used to treat narcolepsy with cataplexy. It works really well, for some reason. So, there is a use for it.
Joe Scott, I read the cliff notes with all the serious info, then see it takes less than 27 minutes, including chit chat and commercials. Why listen to what could have been intriguing yet instead was a fast whip. How can you give this story substance in 20ish minutes?
what I like about this podcast is it's not sensational and so far I haven't heard any vulgarities and profanities which I like. I have actually unfollowed other podcasts because of the language they use and also too much sensationalism. so keep up the good work
I think it was a hit job. Also, could "someone" have slipped her the fentanyl that morning to make the abduction a little easier? Would explain why it had metabolized. Could also explain why he waited before grabbing her. It just seems staged to look like a random abduction to me. This guy knows more. I'm convinced,so far, that he was hired.
Please fix the title if you can - it's Tylee not Tyler. Normally I wouldn't nitpick but it's one of the victims names that is misspelled.
Please tell me how he got in the bag with no pants on?…… If he didn’t want to get undressed in front of others, why would he get in the bag in his underwear? Makes no sense. Where are his “other “ pants? One of those other kids did this. Sounds like all of those kids were in on it. So are these items in evidence? I believe I would have looked into this before I recorded this episode. Please do more in depth research and please record a new episode. Thank You.
I am so very sorry for the family's loss. I am not at all in any way remotely close to a professional in this area. I just have to speak out and question this one!! I believe the first call that her death was a homicide was the correct one. I thought that it was so extraordinarily difficult to change the manner of death on an autopsy report? How can that office just erase that first determination and update that? Liars & lazy politics? Her body is speaking the truth! Also, did police do a search to see if there was access to an attic area that is wide open with the ability to access all of the apartments through a door in their ceiling somewhere? A perpetrator could watch that fiance go, then either go knock on her door and she let's him/her in or drop down into the apartment by attic & get a quick upper hand and commit that horrific murder. They are able to ensure all locks are engaged and just climb up & crawl back into the apartment they started from. Any small thefts happen latel
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ While I certainly would not do well in your type of jobs, I find they are so very important, literally vital to have this knowledge. You do give the victims their very last voice and let them show as most they can as to what happened to them. I give you all the accolades at what you do as you listen with what the victim's remains can say to catch the evil person that did that to them! OR Possibly find what they have chosen for themselves is their own last place of paradise on this earth to move on in their journey. Unfortunately/fortunately, your profession has shown me and my family too many times personally in my life what truly happened to my own loved ones. Thank you from my heart for what you do.
Wow... Interesting statistical info from JSM. For every 1 homicide - 3 suicides are committed. Dayum!!
this podcast gives some good insight on how the criminal justice and forensics work. it’s very in depth of its information but otherwise good. I’m wondering if you have any more information on the gabby and Libby case in Delphi. my heart goes out to them ans their families. I don’t care so much about what they went through obviously but I hope there is more information on if the perp was caught.
This podcast is ghoulish and unpleasant. I don't care to know how to stuff a child into an 8 inch opening. it's enough of a horror this father killed his child. The episode about watts killing his family was too graphic. I'm done with Body Bags.
FIX THE AUDIO! When Joe speaks there is a whine in the background that sounds like a old cassette player or a overdriven preamp. It makes it hard to concentrate on the content and is distracting. in today's technological age there's just no excuse for this. if you get this fixed it's probably worth a second episode listen anyway. " They" will probably delete this post again as it's the 1st post and if you do your no better than the bad guys.
FIX THE AUDIO! When Joe talks there is a "whine" like a old cassette player or the mix is over gained with a cheap preamp. Buy some decent equipent our it's just too annoying to listen with decent head/ear phones... Podcast could have potential but if you can't get the audio right in today's world it's hard to concentrate on the content 😕