Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. Now looking back in Tom, there's some characters out there if you are into literature that kind of influence.

I think the way you think, particularly when you're a kid and you're learning about these literary giants. They influence you I think the way you

look at the world and I gotta tell you there's one character in particular that has always fascinated me and

there's been various iterations of this character throughout Tom but probably this is

the first and his name was Faust and Faust actually is known for having made a deal with the devil

now this comes through, they say at least, that he had a dissatisfaction with his life and he was unfulfilled, but as a result of this deal with the devil, he was able to become

legendary in his knowledge of all things and he could experience anything that he wanted to experience,

almost on tap if you will.

Today... almost on tap, if you will. Today we've got an actual case of tragedy.

Involving a young woman who was only 21 years old at the time of her death and also a man named Faust.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

Brother Dave, you know, I gotta tell you, man.

I think that most people, they hear me talk about forensics on the show and I think that I am just by default a science guy and you know kind of a nerdy dude and I guess guess I am, actually I embrace the term nerd

because I always tell my son who's 22 now

and he's in a very technical career

that he's being educated in at university right now.

I've always told him, I said, son, nerds rule the world.

And so, and that's the truth, but I got to tell you, science was, I've always been a science guy, science was never necessarily my passion.

And when I was in high school, my favorite subject in the world was actually English and literature.

That's the one AP class I actually did in high school back during those times.

And my professor or teacher was a guy named Dr. James Cook.

And Dr. Cook has passed on now,

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