Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: The Things Left Behind
February 18, 2024
37 min
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February 18, 2024
Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: The Things Left Behind
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<p>The new owners of a house in Colorado are pleasantly surprised to find the previous owners left behind a working freezer in the garage. Pleasure turns to horror, as they begin removing bags of frozen meat, and find a human head and hands! Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack explain what it will take to solve the mystery. </p> <p>Transcript Highlights </p> <p>00:01:27Talk about gruesome discovery </p> <p>00:02:05 Discussion of yard sale </p> <p>00:02:58 Talk about hoarder </p> <p>00:04:10 Talk about free working freezer </p> <p>00:07:36 Discussion of frozen head </p> <p>00:09:23 Talk about getting more than you bargained for </p> <p>00:11:21Discussion of calling 911 </p> <p>00:14:27Discussion about dismemberment show </p> <p>00:18:17 Talk about previous homeowners </p> <p>00:21:23Discussion about finding the rest of the body </p> <p>00:24:28 Neighborhood people talk about coroner on site </p> <p>00:27:49 Discussion about all the items that left the area </p> <p>C00:30:47Discussion of wrapping the head </p> <p>00:33:51Talk about investigation of body parts </p> <p>00:37:43 Discussion about freezer slowing decomposition </p> <p>00:39:25 We're going to need to follow up on this case. </p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>
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