Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Toes in the Ground
February 23, 2025
40 min
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February 23, 2025
Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Toes in the Ground
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40:06This episodeBody Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Toes in the Ground
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<p>A landlord staging a property in preparation for a new tenant, sees what appears to be the foot of a child sticking out of the ground. The landlord calls police, and they find the remains of 9-year-old Zemar King III buried in a shallow grave. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss mother Brandee Pierce, who is caught in Georgia in January, where she is already in jail. She's charged with abuse of her three-year-old days before Christmas. Joseph Scott Morgan also explains how investigators determined how Brandee Pierce "smothered" and "choked" her 9-year-old son to death before burying him in a backyard grave and then skipping town. </p> <p>Transcript Highlights<br />00:00.01 Introduction<br />01:53.70 Zemar King, little boy left in shallow grave by his mother<br />04:57.48 Would a human foot look different than a plastic foot in the dirt?<br />10:25.76 Investigators benefit from "containment"<br />14:33.47 Reactionary event, panic<br />19:12.14 How long has it been since victim died<br />24:41.84 What actually happened to Zemar?<br />30:15.49 Hands and feet of Zemar were tied together<br />36:24.94 Determining how Zemar died - smothering / neck compression<br />39:28.72 Conclusion: Case is still active, we will update</p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>
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