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Body Facts with Joseph Scott Moore.

I have this odd habit.

And granted, I'm kind of an odd bird anyway.

You know, who in their right mind would become a death investigator and spend most of their time around the dead, right?

But I do have this odd habit of whenever I go to certain locations that I previously inhabited in my life,

I will look at those locations and I will base upon my travels in those locations. I'll

base upon cases that I worked and the observations that I make. My wife has brought this to my

attention on numerous occasions throughout our married life.

Because I reflect on these spots where death occurred and subsequently an investigation occurred.

And these places are marked in time from me.

I often wonder, even in towns I've never been to, I'll drive through and think about houses and locations and I think has, there ever been a death investigation that's been handled there.

Because, you know, places hold stories.

They hold stories, they hold on to history, and you never know what

you're going to find when you open any door. And for me, and those that work in the

field of death investigation, there are little surprises around every turn of the knob. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan,

and this is Body Bags. Yeah, Dave, I got to tell you, brother, I, you know, Kim and I will go over to Atlanta. We'll go home to New Orleans,

you know, every now and then to visit family. But when we do go to Atlanta, she's brought

it to my attention on a number of occasions where she'll say, you know, every time we come over here, you always say

I had a homicide there, suicide there, motor vehicle accident there, or just some kind of bizarre

industrial accident or anything. And that's the way you kind of mark it out in time. And

reflectively, at this point in my life, when I think about these things, I don't so much think

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