The now former Pueblo County Colorado Coroner, Brian Cotter, has been replaced after an inspection of his Funeral Home found 20 decomposing bodies behind a hidden door. The bodies were supposed to have been cremated. Cotter told inspectors he gave grieving families "fake ashes". Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack take a look at Davis Mortuary in Pueblo, Colorado as well as similar cases where hundreds of bodies that were supposed to be buried or cremated ended up being desecrated while their loved ones became victims of fraud.

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00:00.00 Introduction

00:44.66 Hiding a crime behind a closed door

04:54.49 Pueblo County has a new Coroner

09:05.34 Smell of human decomposition

14:03.03 Why were the bodies not buried or cremated?

20:07.57 Somebody had to know something was wrong

25:03.44 Some families would never get over the trauma

29:48.35 Storing bodies without embalming

34:19.74 North Georgia, 300 bodies, not buried, not cremated

39:28.65 This is happening more often lately

42:36.80 Conclusion

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Charlie Kirk was a lightning rod for many people around the world. Some people loved him, some people didn't. Charlie Kirk believed that when we stop talking, having a dialogue with those with whom we disagree, bad things happen.

Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack were called to be on the air minutes after the shooting of Charlie Kirk before his death was announced. Since then, Joseph Scott Morgan has been on at least one show each day talking about this murder in broad daylight.

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00:13.15 Introduction

01:46.38 The Death of Charlie Kirk

05:04.66 Snyper had backpack to brace himself

09:40.54 College Campus filled with CCTV

14:00.17 Cartridges will provide info

19:54.71 Round drops as it goes down range

24:04.54 Concealed weapon used to kill Charlie Kirk

29:01.53 Description of area and crowd

33:43.00 Gun found in wooded area

39:14.10 Text messages between Robinson and boyfriend

43:36.94 Conclusion

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What's in a name? For Joseph Scott Morgan, it is very special, a family history, a personal story, and a challenge to make life a little less ordinary. In this very special episode of "Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan", Joe talks about the man he is named after as well as a family history that is very deep, very dark, and very scary, but in the end, a life filled with unicorns, daffodils, and rainbows. The story begins with his namesake, his uncle, Joseph F. Killian (1903-1951)

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00:00.00 Introduction

03:33.98 Othram determined to identify everyone

08:33.43 Joseph Killian, murdered

13:09.70 A daylight execution, 4 shots fired

19:26.89 Joseph, named after "uncle"

25:32.28 Dad moves Mom and Joe to Georgia, and leaves

30:02.29 Landed back in New Orleans, going to school

35:41.35 Autopsy on bodies so fresh, organs still warm

40:01.72 Conclusion

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