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Guaranteed Human.

Bodybacks with Joseph Scott Moore.

You know, there's just something about grandmothers.

I don't know of any human being, certainly in my life, that has impacted me, the man that I am right now, more so than my grandmother.

And one of the reasons is I spent so much time around her.

I learned so much from her, and not just from the things that she would say,

but how she lived her life. She's a very simple woman, a rural woman, down here in the deep south.

But my lord, there is not a single day that I don't think about her.

And that's the beauty of it, because I can pass that on to my kids and to my grandkids.

Maybe some of the lessons I learned just from observing her.

But the sad reality is this.

Once she was gone for my life, there were no more lessons to be learned. There was nothing else to be taught. Today, we're going to talk about a case involving one such woman

who is now absent from her grandchildren's lives. And it's not that she passed away in her sleep.

She's not even aged.

Talking about a woman that was brutally murdered

and left all alone dead at the hands of a monster.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is body battles.

Dave, I think some of the first memories I have in life are of my grandmother.

I'll tell you a real quick story.

When I was, I think I was like three or four, we lived in an old house that was so incredibly cold.

And it didn't, this is before the days of central heating and air.

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