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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.

Let's get started with true crime and court cases. We have a few updates on some cases we've been following.

Former University of Kentucky student, Lakeing Snelling, has now been indicted on first-degree manslaughter

after medical findings showed her newborn was born alive and died from asphyxia by

undetermined means. Authorities previously found the infant wrapped in a towel inside of a trash

bag in Snelling's closet and prosecutors say she admitted giving birth alone, falling asleep on the baby

and later disposing of the body. She still also faces charges

for abuse of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence, and concealing the death of an infant.

To read more about this case, including what we look for at an autopsy in cases like this,

read our high-profile death dissection posts on Lakin's Nelling in the grocery room.

The Columbus home where Spencer and Monique Tempe were killed has been listed for sale.

The North 4th Street property reportedly hit the market for $775,000, with the criminal case against

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