Death of the Missing Kansas Moms:The Autopsy of Veronica Butler
Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan
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🗓️ 3 December 2024
⏱️ 47 minutes
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Summary
Joseph Scott Morgan has covered the Missing Kansas Moms story on Body Bags since it began. He continued that coverage with the autopsy report of Jillian Kelley a few weeks ago, and now Joseph Scott Morgan breaks down the 16-page autopsy report of Veronica Butler that begins with the Circumstances of death, then moves into the Assault with a knife, including THIRTY (30) Sharp Force Injuries, defensive wounds, and much more.
Transcript Highlights
00:04.93 Introduction
02:19.20 Life of Veronica Butler ending at age 27
04:27.17 Recovery from addiction issues
09:09.39 Requests to review autopsy reports
14:27.64 Defining "full thickness"
21:53.93 6 defensive injuries on Veronica's right hand
27:58.81 Autopsy report as a life road map
33:31.71 Appears someone was trying to cut her throat
38:09.54 Hemorrhages communicating, happened while alive
41:51.46 Why is Obesity mentioned in report
45:05.53 Conclusion
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