Bodybacks with Joseph Scott Moore.

There are two places in the U.S. that I want to visit, and not just visit, I want to stay.

I want to stay for a couple of weeks and just kind of soak things in.

And to this point in my life, I've never been able to.

The first one is Maine.

I've always wanted to go to Maine.

I've always wanted to see it, to see if it is, in fact, as beautiful as I've imagined it to be the rocky shoreline,

you know, the evergreen forest that are there.

The isolation, which sometimes is a good thing.

The other place for me, though, is Montana.

When I hear Montana and what people say about it,

and the fact that the place actually has the title, Big Sky.

I've always wanted to go there and wanted to see it at night.

To see if everything is true, that the clarity that you have when you look up into the sky and you can see the beautiful stars but you know Montana still to this day is a rugged and a dangerous place today we're going to talk about a case involving a fellow who at first glance apparently met his end at the hand of something that was rather savage up there.

And I don't mean the wildlife.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

My buddy Dave Max here with me,

Dave, I gotta tell you, you know, you know that Kim and I, before we came to Jackson, Alabama, we were up in Delonoga, Georgia, which was up in the Blue Ridge, up in the northern part.

I taught it at a university up there and it was up there for about

a decade.

And we had, we had a little cabin that we lived in.

It was perched on the side of a hill.

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