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Joseph Scott Morgan: The Impact of a Life Spent Investigating Death
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1:16:28Now PlayingWelcome to Courtroom Confidential Conversations! In this episode, Joshua Ritter interviews Joseph Scott Morgan, the Distinguished Scholar of Applied Forensics at Jacksonville State University, host of the Body Bags podcast, and one of the nation’s most experienced death investigators.
Joseph shares his fascinating career journey, from being one of the youngest coroner investigators in the country to becoming a Senior Investigator in Atlanta, where he helped establish national guidelines for medicolegal death investigators. He reflects on his transition to teaching forensic science at the college level, his experiences in high-profile media commentary, and the creation of his podcast, Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, which is now in development as a television series.
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