Welcome to part two of our interview with Lance Anderson, author of the book Life in the Morg.

So you're walking in to these highly charged situations, obviously. The investigators have done

their part. Now it's your turn to get the body out of there. And we talked then about the,

just the mental toll that would take on an individual without anything paranormal happening.

But in this job, what happened there?

Was there anything that began to occur that made you go, I think there's something else going on here other than just I'm in a very

highly emotionally charged situation with a body. Anything supernatural or paranormal?

I had one, I don't know, some people say because of all the ghost hunting that I kind of

have my own little six sense

I call it my spidey senses and I and I get all I can't really tell you what's happening or what's

going on but I get all tingly about that something's not right with this place yeah and we had one

particular scene it was I don't remember if he was an overdose intentionally.

He was a suicide, but I'm pretty sure it was an overdose.

And we went to go pick him up.

And I remember I was with this other guy named John, and I stopped at the doorway, and he's like, what's the matter? And I'm like, there's something not quite right with this other guy named John and we I stopped at the doorway and he's like what's a matter and I'm

like there's something not quite right with this not quite right with this place and he's like well

you know obviously we have to go get our body and you know the detectives were inside they were all done

what they were they were what they were doing so we go go inside the building, I mean, inside the apartment.

And it was just, he was, he was a white supremacist.

And there was all kinds of Nazi paraphernalia around and a big swastika flag over his fireplace.

And there was all kinds of occult and black magic

magazines uh books and magazines around the apartment and it was just i it's just kind of weird

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