Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Pink Clues on Board

<p>Joseph Donohue's son can't get in touch with the Boston attorney and after two days failing to connect, reaches out to police asking for a welfare check. When Police arrive at the yacht in Boston Harbor, they can see a woman inside running around. When she finally answers the door, the 24-year-old Nora Nelson lies to police - giving them a false name and telling them Donohue was at a "Strip Club". Nelson tries to keep the officers from entering the houseboat but they are insistent, and once inside they find the body of the attorney wrapped in a rug with weights tied to his hands, broken pink fingernails embedded in his chest.&nbsp; Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack break down the forensic evidence that will be used in court and get into the background of the case of a 65-year-old Attorney dead on his houseboat and the 24-year-old woman with warrants in other states who lies to police from the beginning.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Transcript Highlights<br />00:04.29 &nbsp;Introduction&nbsp;</p> <p>02:01.09 Living and sleeping on a houseboat</p> <p>04:49.17 Son calls police asking for a "welfare check" of his father</p> <p>10:36.80 Female on the boat lies to police</p> <p>15:01.19 Victim had two dogs living with him</p> <p>20:11.93 Nora claims blood on boat was from her "period"</p> <p>25:37.41 What do police do when they find what appears to be a body wrapped in carpet?</p> <p>30:22.56 Going through crime scene photos prior to trial&nbsp;</p> <p>35:13.75 Explaining bone density of skull in different places</p> <p>40:20.98 Looking for "defects" in the skull</p> <p>44:09.96 Matching the blade of knife with tip part broken off</p> <p>46:15.65 Conclusion</p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>