Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan

The recent Jeffrey Epstein document dump contains an email sent to an Albuquerque, New Mexico, radio talk show from an anonymous individual claiming to be a former employee at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. The author claims two young foreign girls died by strangulation during "Rough, Fetish Sex" and their bodies were buried in an area of the Zorro Ranch that is made up of 1244 acres of cattle grazing land leased from the state of New Mexico. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the ranch and what it is going to take to find bodies that may have been buried ten or more years ago.





Transcribe Highlights
00:00.09 Introduction
01:45.78 Zorro Ranch
05:47.46 Epstein-Zorro Ranch, 2 Foreign girls died
10:06.37 Annie Farmer was taken to Zorro Ranch
15:36.26 Finding information about the land
20:27.00 Caliche, ground that feels like cement
25:15.06 Zorro Ranch had Fire-House
30:00.50 Putting a team together to search
35:04.18 How young are the girls?
40:35.79 No soft tissue, maybe hair
42:20.62 Conclusion

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Three men over the age of 60 found beaten to death in the basement of a house in a quite neighborhood in south Detroit. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the type of crime scene police described, the suspect caught with a hammer and a bat, the possible forensic evidence, and try to find an explanation for three men who died in the most brutal way possible







Transcribe Highlights
00:00.00 Introduction - Detroit
01:54.55 Death by Hammer
06:16.89 Man tells police he was beat with hammer, dead bodies in the house
10:39.91 CID or Homicide Division
15:11.64 History of Hammers in war
20:09.82 Old family neighborhood
25:08.44 Suspect not charged with murders, yet
30:06.23 Types of DNA found on hammer
34:55.48 Generate more energy with a bat
39:39.34 3 people dead for a day
41:20.61 Conclusion

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On December 6, 2007, the fire department in Troup County Georgia was called to a rural county road after two bags were found on fire.
Extinguishing the blaze, firefighters find dismembered human remains inside the bags. The body had been cut into 13 pieces, and the head, hands and feet, were all missing.
Investigators failed to identify the body at the time, but did not give up.
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack go over the evidence found in the bags and how it was used, 18-years later, to identify the woman....and open a case that leads to murder, stolen identity, and fraud.






Transcribe Highlights
00:00.12 Introduction - Tedious
01:30.39 80 charges, woman accused of killing girlfriend
02:43.51 The things in life that require tedious checking of facts
03:40.38 Nicole Alston, 24, missing, replaced by Angel Thompson
06:04.36 Fire Dept called, two bags on fire, bags contain body parts
10:41.24 Head, hands, and feet are missing
13:41.24 Prevent identification of body, steal identity
19:07.67 Legs will not be mistaken for a dog
24:44.58 Determine if female has had a child
29:45.21 We don't know about murder, we know dismembered and burned
35:01.34 Investigators preserved what they found in 2007
36:18.07 Alston identified after sister entered DNA into public site
40:21.61 Conclusion

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It was a hot summer day on July 24, 1996, when 7-year-old Morgan Violi went outside to play with a friend at the Shive Lane apartment complex where she lived with her mom and two sisters in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A man driving an older-model, maroon Chevrolet van pulled up alongside the girls, jumped out and tried to grab the girl Morgan was playing with but was unsuccessful, so, he snatched Morgan, threw her into the van and sped away. The van was stolen out of Dayton, Ohio, and was recovered two days later in Franklin, Tennessee, 30 miles south of Nashville. The van was scrubbed clean. The search for Morgan lasted until October 26, 1996, when her skeletal remains were found in the woods off I-65 in White House, Tennessee, 30 miles north of Nashville. A suspect was never located, and the case went cold for nearly 30 years. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the cold case kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Morgan Violi and the forensic evidence that solved her case and led to a confession by the killer.



Transcribe Highlights
00:01.31 Introduction
01:18.66 Prison escapee kills 7-year-old
05:04.06 Watching children
10:19.84 Fiber solves cold case
14:56.99 Robert Froberg, the killer, 61 now
25:01.86 Unlocking door to scientific truth
29:56.86 Examining decomposition
35:21.14 Van found two days after Morgan kidnapped
39:17.35 Conclusion

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David Anthony Burke, known as the singer D4vd, writes songs with bloody imagery and titles like, "Romantic Homicide."
His career was on the rise. But, as his first-ever "World Tour" began, the body of a missing child from Lake Elsinore, California, was found in the front trunk of Burke's Tesla. The decomposing remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez were found in two bags stashed in the vehicle.
A Los Angeles grand jury has been looking into the death of Celeste since November, and Burke's parents and brother have been fighting in court to avoid having to testify.
In the Habeas Corpus petition, for the first time, David Anthony Burke is named as the target of the investigation into the death of Celeste.
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack examine the case, the timeline, and discuss certain items mentioned in the writ, such as a "cadaver bag" containing some of the remains of Celeste.
Transcribe Highlights
00:06.14 Introduction D4VD and Celeste Rivas
02:42.81 Part of Celeste remains in a "cadaver bag"
05:06.65 David Anthony Burke - D4VD
10:05.78 Was Burke intimate with Celeste?
14:57.53 Workers smell odor of decomp, call cops
20:06.33 Celeste was 14
24:57.55 Body Bags used in videos?
29:54.58 Color of gloves mentioned
35:07.25 Flies do nothing but eat and make babies
40:10.75 Keeping the bones
43:57.86 Conclusion



David Anthony Burke, known as the singer, D4VD, writes songs with bloody imagery and titles like "Romantic Homicide". His career was on the rise. But as his first ever "World Tour" began, the body of a missing child from Lake Elsinore, California, was found in the front trunk of Burke's Tesla. The decomposing remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, found in two bags stashed in the Tesla. A Grand Jury has been looking into the death of Celeste since November and Burke's parents and brother have been fighting in court to avoid having to testify before the Grand Jury. In the Habeas Corpus petition, for the first time, David Anthony Burke is named as the Target of the investigation into the death of Celeste. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack examine the case, the timeline, and discuss certain items mentioned in the writ, such as a "cadaver bag" containing some of the remains of Celeste.



Transcribe Highlights
00:06.14 Introduction D4VD and Celeste Rivas
02:42.81 Part of Celeste remains in a "cadaver bag"
05:06.65 David Anthony Burke - D4VD
10:05.78 Was Burke intimate with Celeste?
14:57.53 Workers smell odor of decomp, call cops
20:06.33 Celeste was 14
24:57.55 Body Bags used in videos?
29:54.58 Color of gloves mentioned
35:07.25 Flies do nothing but eat and make babies
40:10.75 Keeping the bones
43:57.86 Conclusion



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