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Welcome the Monday's Morbid Minute.

This is your quick rundown of the week's most fascinating stories involving death, disease,

medicine, and injury, making headlines and rippling through the pop culture.

We'll tease the cases here, then do a deep dive

into the pathology, forensics, and medical mysteries later in our normal mother-nose-death

episodes, in articles over in the grocery room, and during our weekly YouTube live bonus

episode exclusively for grocery members. If it's dark, disturbing, medically

bizarre, or just too good not to dissect, you'll hear it first on Monday's morbid minute.

Okay, let's get started with true crime and court cases.

A Florida hospital has filed a lawsuit to remove a former patient who has allegedly remained in an inpatient room for months after being discharged.

Tallahassee Memorial Hospital says that the woman was officially discharged in

October of 2025, but has continued occupying the room ever since. According to the lawsuit,

staff repeatedly tried to help her leave safely, including coordinating with family and arranging

transportation, but she still refused to go. The hospital argues

that her continued stay is taking up a scarce inpatient bed and consuming staff time and resources

needed for other patients. In Washington State, a 19-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man

have been charged in the death of their seven-week-old son.

Investigators say the baby suffered a brain bleed, retinal hemorrhages, anoxic brain injury,

and possible healing rib fractures. Findings doctors say were consistent with abusive head trauma

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