Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan.

Just spent your entire life educating children, and I don't mean in a normal classroom, I'm

talking about in the library.

Sturvesing children for maybe a couple of decades where you're teaching them how to read

one of the most basic things in the world.

You're beloved in the school and not just in the school, but in the community at large.

And suddenly, one morning your husband wakes up and finds you dead in the bed next to him

and you're only 49 years old.

Today, we're going to talk about the Tammy Daybell case.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is Body Bags.

Back with me again today is my good friend, Jackie Howard, executive producer of Crime

Stories with Nancy Grace.

Jackie, what can you tell us about the Tammy Daybell case?

Joe, the death of Tammy Daybell came seemingly out of nowhere.

In fact, in everyday life, Tammy Daybell was a healthy individual.

In fact, she was training for a 5K race.

Yet her husband Chad Daybell woke up called 911, saying that his wife was dead in the bed

next to him.

No autopsy was done, no top screen was done, nothing was done by the investigative team

other than to say that Tammy Daybell was dead.

One of the basic guiding principles in any medical legal death investigation, Jackie,

is that when someone is actually found deceased, that is someone that doesn't just, you know,

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