On this episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, Joe is going to break with our regular format and take a look at a man who revolutionized the Medical legal death investigation field. He was famous as a “Celebrity Pathologist” but that doesn’t do the man justice. When others walk away from trouble, Dr. Cyril Wecht said, “Where is the brain of JFK?”  Joseph Scott Morgan shares his thoughts on the passing of Dr. Cyril Wecht.









Transcript Highlights 

00:00:18 Introduction from JFK movie  

00:00:47 Talk about Dr. Cyril Wecht 

00:04:06 Talk about passing of Werner Spitz 

00:08:21 Discussion of JFK 

00:11:37 Discussion of Dr. Wecht as Air Force Officer 

00:14:45 Talk about Wecht running for political office 

00:19:33 Discussion of Dr. Wecht from coroner’s office to medical examiner 

00:24:16 Talk about Wecht didn’t play golf, life was his hobby 

00:27:16 Discussion of Wecht getting sued for comments  

00:31:36 Talk about Wecht discovers JFK brain is missing 

00:35:02 Talk about destroying evidence to cover up a crime 

00:38:34 Discussion of Dr. Cyril Wecht accomplishments 

00:39:28 Discussion about over 42,000 Post-mortem exams 

00:43:49 Joseph Scott Morgan share thoughts on Dr Wecht 

I just want to take a moment and 1st off acknowledge his passing and certainly the wet family, the Duquesne family and all of his extended friends and colleagues. My deepest sympathies to them because he's a man. He is a man that Has impacted so many of us in the field of forensic science. He passed away peacefully on May 13th. 

On this episode of Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, Joe is going to break with our regular format and take a look at a man who revolutionized the Medical legal death investigation field. He was famous as a “Celebrity Pathologist” but that doesn’t do the man justice. When others walk away from trouble, Dr. Cyril Wecht said, “Where is the brain of JFK?”  Joseph Scott Morgan shares his thoughts on the passing of Dr. Cyril Wecht.
 
 
 
 
Transcript Highlights 
00:00:18 Introduction from JFK movie  
00:00:47 Talk about Dr. Cyril Wecht 
00:04:06 Talk about passing of Werner Spitz 
00:08:21 Discussion of JFK 
00:11:37 Discussion of Dr. Wecht as Air Force Officer 
00:14:45 Talk about Wecht running for political office 
00:19:33 Discussion of Dr. Wecht from coroner’s office to medical examiner 
00:24:16 Talk about Wecht didn’t play golf, life was his hobby 
00:27:16 Discussion of Wecht getting sued for comments  
00:31:36 Talk about Wecht discovers JFK brain is missing 
00:35:02 Talk about destroying evidence to cover up a crime 
00:38:34 Discussion of Dr. Cyril Wecht accomplishments 
00:39:28 Discussion about over 42,000 Post-mortem exams 
00:43:49 Joseph Scott Morgan share thoughts on Dr Wecht 
I just want to take a moment and 1st off acknowledge his passing and certainly the wet family, the Duquesne family and all of his extended friends and colleagues. My deepest sympathies to them because he's a man. He is a man that Has impacted so many of us in the field of forensic science. He passed away peacefully on May 13th.

Join Joseph Scott Morgan every week as he explores a world that not many have had a chance to visit, the realm of death. Jo Scott will lead listeners on a journey through the blood soaked death scenes of America and then into the autopsy room to fully understand the science behind each case. Jo Scott is one America’s leading experts on applied forensics and is regularly featured on ‘Crime Stories with Nancy Grace’, ‘The Piketon Massacre’, Court TV and more.

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Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan

Dr. Cyril Wecht – Doctor, Lawyer and Legend, A Tribute

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