The Mysterious Death of Brandon Embry, Part Two

Murder, She Told

Kristen Seavey

Society & Culture, Documentary, True Crime

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

2019 - Asheboro, North Carolina. (part two) The medical examiner said that 33-year-old Brandon Embry died of pneumonia. His body was cut and bruised head-to-toe, and his face was covered with blood. His manner of death? Natural Causes. But nobody can explain the injuries on Brandon, not even the medical examiner. Could he really have done all of this to himself? While the police were conducting their investigation, Brandon's mother, Sarah, was conducting her own. And at the center of it? A woman named Cassandra who claims she was the love of Brandon's life. So why hadn't Sarah heard of her? The more Sarah digs, the more bizarre things become.... and she can't help but wonder if Cassandra is connected. This is part two (of three) of the case of Brandon Embry. All sources for this episode can be found on murdershetold.com. Connect on Instagram @murdershetoldpodcast Support the show here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Before I dive in, I want to share some news from this weekend.
0:03.5	Murder She Told hit number 8 on the Apple Podcasts US True Crime Charts.
0:09.2	In 23 out of all the podcasts on Apple, I am so grateful to the ladies at Morbid Podcast
0:16.5	and to you for tuning in, and I'm just so filled with love and support.
0:21.3	Thank you for being here, and if you're new here, welcome aboard.
0:30.6	This is Murder She Told, true crime stories from Maine, New England, and small town USA.
0:43.9	I'm Kristen Sevy. You can connect with me at murdershetold.com or on Instagram at Murder She Told
0:50.8	Podcast. This episode contains physical descriptions of an autopsy.
1:00.0	If this is a trigger for you, please listen with care.
1:05.2	Three officers from the Ashboro Police Department,
1:08.1	and an associate chief medical examiner gathered over Brandon's body in the examination room
1:13.6	in Raleigh, North Carolina. Brandon had passed away the previous Friday evening at 8.57 p.m.,
1:20.7	three days prior. The weekend had passed. It was Monday morning around 11 a.m.,
1:26.5	and his naked body lay there before them, face up, cold, and stiff with rigor mortis.
1:33.0	His posterior, the back of his torso and legs, were a reddish purple color. His anterior was
1:39.8	deathly pale and splotchy with bits of red discoloration. They were trying to make sense of his
1:46.0	strange death. Brandon was an otherwise healthy 33-year-old man who was taken to the hospital on
1:52.4	Thursday, beaten and unconscious, and passed away 30 hours later, and he never awakened to tell
1:59.5	the truth of what had happened to him. All that was left was to make sense of the clues that were
2:05.2	left for the living. Brandon's injuries were numerous. I'll go slow and I'll begin with his head.
2:11.8	The answers in this case may lie here. When Brandon was brought to the ER, the most obvious
2:19.4	evidence of injury was the blood encrusting his face. The blood had dripped down either side of
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