Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. In 1994, had the good fortune of being tasked with being part of a group.

It was a group that was actually established by the National Institute of Justice

through the Federal Justice Department.

And what we were tasked with was designing the national standards

for medical legal death investigators nationwide. And I got to tell you out of everything I did in my

career pretty doggone proud of that you guys can go look at them they're available

they're just go to n i j.gov and you can search it out. It's there. But you know, part of that

journey to developing those standards, which was roughly about a, I don't know, probably about a three-year process

was the travel that I had to do and out of all the cities that I traveled to

while I was developing these

my favorite soon became Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, for those of you that don't know, is a neat place by virtue of the fact of there's so many cultures there and particularly

German and Polish culture and growing up in the South I was never really

exposed to their food that much and boy was food great. I really enjoyed it and I enjoyed the people too and the beauty. We were like actually on the shore of Lake Michigan.

I'd always been to the ocean, you know, through.

I'd never seen, even seen the, that was my first introduction

of the Great Lakes and it's just so gorgeous.

The water was so beautiful. But you know around that same time there was a

real evil that had occurred in Milwaukee in the form of a person named Jeffrey Dahmer and the guy that headed up the committee who was the chief medical examiner from Milwaukee had handled those cases.

Today on body bags, I want to talk about something that has just occurred in the last few days and the city that I really love Milwaukee and it is a horrific case

a horrific case involving a young woman who was right on the cusp of entering in to full adulthood

making her way in this world.

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