The autopsy reports of the victims of Bryan Kohberger provided so much information that previously was unknown or not public knowledge that Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack needed more time to examine what happened to the victims and how the reports better inform the timeline created in explaining the attacks. In part one, a lot of time was spent on the overall attack as well as the injuries suffered by Kaylee Gonclaves. In this episode, the professor and the reporter examine the injuries suffered by Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin, and what those injuries mean to the overall examination of one of the most horrific crimes ever.

The autopsy reports of the victims of Bryan Kohberger provided so much information that previously was unknown or not public knowledge that Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack needed more time to examine what happened to the victims and how the reports better inform the timeline created in explaining the attacks. In part one, a lot of time was spent on the overall attack as well as the injuries suffered by Kaylee Gonclaves. In this episode, the professor and the reporter examine the injuries suffered by Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin, and what those injuries mean to the overall examination of one of the most horrific crimes ever.

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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Kohberger Victims FOUGHT BACK!  Autopsy Reports, Part 2

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On Easter Sunday, the community of Troy, Indiana is rocked with a shocking home explosion and fire that kills three people.  Before the police investigation was complete or charges filed, the father of one of the victims filed a Civil Wrongful Death lawsuit against Colton Cissell, Kenneth Cissell, and Roberta Cissell. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack explain how homemade fireworks and explosives led to the deadly explosion and fire that claimed the lives of three;  Ayden Hendrickson, 19, Madeleine (Maddie) Cissell/Maxeiner, 18, and Paisley Nishwitz, 12.

On Easter Sunday, the community of Troy, Indiana is rocked with a shocking home explosion and fire that kills three people.&nbsp; Before the police investigation was complete or charges filed, the father of one of the victims filed a Civil Wrongful Death lawsuit against Colton Cissell, Kenneth Cissell, and Roberta Cissell. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack explain how homemade fireworks and explosives led to the deadly explosion and fire that claimed the lives of three;&nbsp; Ayden Hendrickson, 19, Madeleine (Maddie) Cissell/Maxeiner, 18, and Paisley Nishwitz, 12.

EXPLOSION!  Homemade Fireworks Kill 3 In House Fire Inferno

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A homeless man tells a local artist in Deshong Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, he knows where a body is buried in the park. The artist passes along the information to law enforcement and days after the homeless man approached the artist with a crazy story about a body buried in the park, investigators find the remains of a decomposed corpse buried in a shallow grave. The victims fingertips had been removed and the decomposed remains had been buried for at least three months, making identification difficult. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack investigate the remains found in the park, take a close look at the "finder" and explain how Othram used Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing to change the name of the deceased from "Jane Doe" to Dorraine Wilkins.

A homeless man tells a local artist in Deshong Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, he knows where a body is buried in the park. The artist passes along the information to law enforcement and days after the homeless man approached the artist with a crazy story about a body buried in the park, investigators find the remains of a decomposed corpse buried in a shallow grave. The victims fingertips had been removed and the decomposed remains had been buried for at least three months, making identification difficult. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack investigate the remains found in the park, take a close look at the "finder" and explain how Othram used Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing to change the name of the deceased from "Jane Doe" to Dorraine Wilkins.

MISSING Dorraine Wilkins, 71, FOUND! Murdered, Buried as Jane Doe

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Lompoc, California police respond to a report of a father and son fighting.  While traveling to the address, officers get another 911 call from someone stating the father was being beaten-up by the son. Arriving on scene, police are prevented from entering the home by Joseph Garcia Jr. Looking through a window, officers see 68-year-old Joseph Garcia Sr sitting in his recliner, holding his dog, Charlie. Before officers are able to gain entry into the home, Garcia Jr throws Tiki Torch Fluid on his father and Charlie, then lights them on fire. Officers make forced entry into the home and find Joseph Garcia Sr "engulfed" in flames. Officers immediately put the fire out, but Garcia Sr suffers second and third-degree burns to 35 percent of his body. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack breakdown the events that led up to the fire and Professor Morgan goes into detail about the injuries suffered by Joseph Garcia Sr and how, after 10 days of excruciating pain, Joseph Garcia Sr, dies, and his son, Joseph Garcia Jr, charged with First-Degree Murder.

Lompoc, California police respond to a report of a father and son fighting.&nbsp; While traveling to the address, officers get another 911 call from someone stating the father was being beaten-up by the son. Arriving on scene, police are prevented from entering the home by Joseph Garcia Jr. Looking through a window, officers see 68-year-old Joseph Garcia Sr sitting in his recliner, holding his dog, Charlie. Before officers are able to gain entry into the home, Garcia Jr throws Tiki Torch Fluid on his father and Charlie, then lights them on fire. Officers make forced entry into the home and find Joseph Garcia Sr "engulfed" in flames. Officers immediately put the fire out, but Garcia Sr suffers second and third-degree burns to 35 percent of his body. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack breakdown the events that led up to the fire and Professor Morgan goes into detail about the injuries suffered by Joseph Garcia Sr and how, after 10 days of excruciating pain, Joseph Garcia Sr, dies, and his son, Joseph Garcia Jr, charged with First-Degree Murder.

Tiki Torch Murder! Son Beats Dad, Sets Him On FIRE!

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