In this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack dissect the chilling case of Julie Jensen. They discuss the intricate dynamics of the Jensen family, the suspicions Julie had about her husband Mark and his fatal intentions towards her, how he slowly killed her, the challenges police faced in building a case against Mark, and the concept of a "dying declaration".



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00:25 - Introduction.

01:55 - The complex dynamics of the Jensen family.

08:30 - Julie Jensen's increasing suspicion towards her husband's behavior.

13:10 - Devastating effects of ethylene glycol poisoning.

17:40 - Forensic pathology involved in Julie Jensen's case.

21:15 - Exploring a historical method of murder, burking, potentially used in the Jensen case.

23:55 - Description of the crime scene.

26:55 - The legal concept of a "dying declaration" relevant to Julie's letter.

31:40 - The police interview with Mark Jensen.

33:30 - The toxicologist's testimony.

33:45 - Outro.

In this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack dissect the chilling case of Julie Jensen. They discuss the intricate dynamics of the Jensen family, the suspicions Julie had about her husband Mark and his fatal intentions towards her, how he slowly killed her, the challenges police faced in building a case against Mark, and the concept of a "dying declaration".
 
Time-codes: 
00:25 - Introduction.
01:55 - The complex dynamics of the Jensen family.
08:30 - Julie Jensen's increasing suspicion towards her husband's behavior.
13:10 - Devastating effects of ethylene glycol poisoning.
17:40 - Forensic pathology involved in Julie Jensen's case.
21:15 - Exploring a historical method of murder, burking, potentially used in the Jensen case.
23:55 - Description of the crime scene.
26:55 - The legal concept of a "dying declaration" relevant to Julie's letter.
31:40 - The police interview with Mark Jensen.
33:30 - The toxicologist's testimony.
33:45 - Outro.

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

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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From Suspicion to Verdict: The Poisonous Truth Behind Julie Jensen's Death

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In October 1980 Charles Barnes is found stabbed to death in his Tampa, Florida home. Police discover the 39-year-old naked on the floor with a knife lodged in his chest and the scene shows signs of struggle. Detectives find blood soaked bedding and beer cans with fingerprints of an unknown persons. When no suspect is connected to the fingerprints the case goes cold. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack go back through the evidence available at the time, and discuss how the old evidence contained everything needed to arrest a suspect more than 45 years after the murder. 

 

 

 

 

 


Transcript Highlights

00:03.51 Introduction

01:08.12 A towel with DNA

05:10.78 Forensic technology available 1980

10:07.53 Latent prints

15:15.38 Simpson Crime Scene 1994 Dennis Fong

20:30.66 Using X-Ray instead of photo in court

25:06.30 Finger prints didn't hit

30:20.12 2009 Prints came back to Robert Bear

35:23.00 Fingernail clippings from victim

40:00.04 DNA match to suspect

45:12.79 Evidence places Robert Bear at crime scene

47:01.86 Conclusion

 

In October 1980 Charles Barnes is found stabbed to death in his Tampa, Florida home. Police discover the 39-year-old naked on the floor with a knife lodged in his chest and the scene shows signs of struggle. Detectives find blood soaked bedding and beer cans with fingerprints of an unknown persons. When no suspect is connected to the fingerprints the case goes cold. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack go back through the evidence available at the time, and discuss how the old evidence contained everything needed to arrest a suspect more than 45 years after the murder.&nbsp;
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 Transcript Highlights
00:03.51 Introduction
01:08.12 A towel with DNA
05:10.78 Forensic technology available 1980
10:07.53 Latent prints
15:15.38 Simpson Crime Scene 1994 Dennis Fong
20:30.66 Using X-Ray instead of photo in court
25:06.30 Finger prints didn't hit
30:20.12 2009 Prints came back to Robert Bear
35:23.00 Fingernail clippings from victim
40:00.04 DNA match to suspect
45:12.79 Evidence places Robert Bear at crime scene
47:01.86 Conclusion
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Man Arrested For 1980 Murder! DNA and Jailhouse Snitch Finger Suspect in 46 Year Cold Case

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In 1974, 5-year-old Eric Waldman came home from kindergarten and found his mother bound, gagged and shot in the head.

The murder of Barbara Waldman, 31, mother of three, shocked the Oceanside, New York, community. What was more shocking is that the case was not solved for over 50 years and went cold.

Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the murder of Barbara Waldman, the timeline of her murder, and how the murderer went undetected for 52 years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.02 Introduction

04:19.51 Half-Day Kindergarten

10:18.29 5-year-old discovers mom

15:22.10 Execution style murder and rape

19:46.10 Torture 

25:01.66 Timeline

30:50.90 50 plus years later, solved

35:06.95 Othram got a hit

41:30.90 Conclusion

In 1974, 5-year-old Eric Waldman came home from kindergarten and found his mother bound, gagged and shot in the head.
The murder of Barbara Waldman, 31, mother of three, shocked the Oceanside, New York, community. What was more shocking is that the case was not solved for over 50 years and went cold.
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the murder of Barbara Waldman, the timeline of her murder, and how the murderer went undetected for 52 years.
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Transcribe Highlights
00:00.02 Introduction
04:19.51 Half-Day Kindergarten
10:18.29 5-year-old discovers mom
15:22.10 Execution style murder and rape
19:46.10 Torture&nbsp;
25:01.66 Timeline
30:50.90 50 plus years later, solved
35:06.95 Othram got a hit
41:30.90 Conclusion

Brutal Rape, Execution Style Murder: The Death of Barbara Waldman, Solved After 52 Years

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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

 

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.&nbsp;
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Transcribe Highlights 00:00.09 Introduction&nbsp;
01:45.78 Zorro Ranch&nbsp;
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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Disgusting! Bodies of Young Girls Who Died During "Rough Sex" Buried At Epstein's Zorro Ranch!

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/249113d7-9460-4217-930e-b40a01602bcf/transcript

From Suspicion to Verdict: The Poisonous Truth Behind Julie Jensen's Death

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