Short Stuff: Killing a Dead Body

Stuff You Should Know

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Society & Culture

4.6 • 79.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2025

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

If you try to kill someone who was already dead is that a bad thing? Yeah? How bad?

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0:38.8	Hey, and welcome to the short stuff.
0:40.5	It's Josh.
0:41.1	It's Chuck.
0:42.1	And we're both alive for now.
0:46.2	Well, I'll tell you what, buddy.
0:47.4	If I was ever dead, I would want you to make sure of it by killing me again.
0:52.3	Yeah, but you'd be setting me up for a real legal quagmire that probably would not
0:57.9	break in my favor, Chuck.
0:59.2	So I don't know if I can guarantee that.
1:01.9	I wish I could do a good impression of the late actor slash magician slash kind of comedian
1:09.0	Ricky Jay because anyone who's ever seen that to my mind great
1:13.8	PT Anderson movie from 1999 Magnolia.
1:17.4	It is great.
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