Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. There are not too many things in this world that are more tragic

than a motherless child.

And it's really hard to fathom that for those of us that grew up with a mama.

And but and it's hard I, for anyone that grew up with that level of

of normalcy in your world to appreciate, to appreciate what life might hold for these individuals moving forward that no longer have a

loving mother and then to compound that with the absence of a father.

Wow. There's so much to learn in this world. There's so many things to experience.

So many lessons to be taught. But we have a case that has been in the news now for several years that is finally,

after all this time moving forward.

And the case is that of Jennifer Doolos.

It's Jennifer Doolos and the tragedy. And the or five and not really knowing what the future of those children is, but in the

immediate we don't really know what the future is of the trials that we have at hand. I know this, I know that

Foytus, her former husband, is no longer in the picture because he took his life and they are no more.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bones. I think Dave, some of the great memories I have

some of the great memories I have from childhood actually stem from nightmares and the

nightmares that I had after I shook myself awake as a small child I used to always have a nightmare involving falling and I even fell out of a out of my bed as a young child and struck the floor and fractured my collarbone and I kind of

without verbalizing it, walked around according to my mother for a couple of days just with my right arm just kind of hanging and not using it.

But through all of those nightmares that that I went through as a child

My mother was was there to comfort me that's that's not the case with the

doulov's children that that part is hard as that is to swallow that part, as hard as that is to swallow, that part of their life is gone, literally,

literally, and they don't have a father to assuage any kind of fears or terrors that they might have at night. As a matter of fact, I think that when they look back in the rear view mirror, they're going to look back and they will see terror in there in their rear view mirror going back with this family. I don't know how any family recovers from this kind of trauma.

You know, we've covered so many stories over the years that ended up in death that started with a marriage that

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