SHOCKING DEATH of Beloved Teacher, Businesswoman Jackie Glynn

Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan

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🗓️ 4 September 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

A Silver Alert was issued for 76-year-old Jackie Glynn. Her husband, Joe Glynn, tells the family their mother had terminal cancer and left home to attend a support group so she could die on her terms. Joe Glynn had been married to Jackie Glynn for 24 years and her adult children don't believe what they are hearing from their mother's husband. On this Episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan explain how the killer helped law enforcement by they way he chose to dispose of the body and the evil weapon he chose to carry out his murderous plan.

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00:00.01 Introduction; Cancer breaking a Big Man
04:57.36 Discussion of using cancer as reason for disappearanceJoseph
09:47.82 Discussion of Jackie Glynn, an accomplished woman
15:35.81 Talk about "Amber Alert" "Silver Alert"
20:23.69 Discussion investigation targeting intimate
24:54.52 Discussion of Joseph Glynn killing wife
30:14.10 Discussion of getting innocents involved
34:11.55 Talk about recently turned earth
42:13.81 Discussion of suspect admitting everything
42:17.33 Conclusion, guilty plea, life in prison

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0:34.0	My grandfather, who I refer to as Papal,
0:40.0	and interestingly enough, my grandchildren refer to me as Pat Paul and it's a
0:46.4	badge I wear with with great pride. I loved both of my grandfathers but there was one in particular that I spent a lot of time
0:55.4	with as a child and he was a big, big robust man he he raised horses and mules, farmed, and then worked for the power company in addition to that.
1:08.2	He was always busy doing something.
1:12.2	He was a man that was essentially afraid of nothing, at least in my young eyes.
1:20.0	But I remember in 1983, I hadn't seen my grandfather in, I don't know, probably two years.
1:31.4	And I went to visit him in his home in the Louisiana.
1:35.0	And when I did, he was a shell of his former self.
1:40.0	Metisag of brain cancer herself.
1:43.0	Medi-Sag of brain cancer had literally eaten him alive.
1:49.0	He still recognized me though, and we spent hours talking. Cancer is something that you hate any
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