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When Connecticut mother-of-5 Jennifer Dulos suddenly vanished, the world stopped to look. While the world was looking for the missing mom, her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, drove around town dropping off bags of trash in public trash bins. Join Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack as they break down the story of the missing mom and the people who betrayed her.

Transcript Highlights  

00:02:29 Joe shares childhood memories 

00:05:55 Talk about family  

00:06:41 Discussion of Troconis trial  

00:08:37 Discussion of Dulos marriage 

00:12:18 Discussion of what the Nanny notices 

00:14:21 Talk about paper towels used to clean 

00:18:56 Talk about police body cam footage 

00:21:30 Discussion of testimony 

00:23:13 Talk about several types of tests 

00:25:51 Talk about stains and what they mean 

00:27:31 Discussion of blood drops 

00:29:42 Description of different cast-off blood trails 

00:31:21 Joe talks about blood 

00:35:17 Discussion about determining death 

00:40:35 Talk about blood and DNA locations 

00:45:21 Discussion of amount of blood 

00:50:38 Joe talks about suicide 

When Connecticut mother-of-5 Jennifer Dulos suddenly vanished, the world stopped to look. While the world was looking for the missing mom, her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, drove around town dropping off bags of trash in public trash bins. Join Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack as they break down the story of the missing mom and the people who betrayed her.
Transcript Highlights  
00:02:29 Joe shares childhood memories 
00:05:55 Talk about family  
00:06:41 Discussion of Troconis trial  
00:08:37 Discussion of Dulos marriage 
00:12:18 Discussion of what the Nanny notices 
00:14:21 Talk about paper towels used to clean 
00:18:56 Talk about police body cam footage 
00:21:30 Discussion of testimony 
00:23:13 Talk about several types of tests 
00:25:51 Talk about stains and what they mean 
00:27:31 Discussion of blood drops 
00:29:42 Description of different cast-off blood trails 
00:31:21 Joe talks about blood 
00:35:17 Discussion about determining death 
00:40:35 Talk about blood and DNA locations 
00:45:21 Discussion of amount of blood 
00:50:38 Joe talks about suicide

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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Missing Mom Murder Trial: Blood Evidence Could Prove She's Not Missing

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A Texas mother of 4 is found hanging from a dock with a rope around her neck in an apparent suicide. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will go behind the shocking story of an apparent suicide and Joe Scott will explain how a witness describing the woman’s body hanging from the dock tells him she didn’t kill herself; this is a murder!  







01:38.72 Introduction: Suicide or Murder 

05:20.55 Discussion of rigidity 

09:06:44 Talk about boat life, living at marina 

13:02.11 Discussion of arms hanging down 

16:41.60 Talk about 30-year old mom, 4 children 

19:31.74 Discussion of suicide 

24:33.02 Discussion of woman’s arm points to different conclusion 

28:06.63 Discussion of staging a suicide 

32:14.44 Talk about girlfriend leaves, doesn’t come back 

36:11.46 Discussion of post-mortem lividity in aquatic environment 

39:18.91Discussion of flaccid 

A Texas mother of 4 is found hanging from a dock with a rope around her neck in an apparent suicide. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack will go behind the shocking story of an apparent suicide and Joe Scott will explain how a witness describing the woman’s body hanging from the dock tells him she didn’t kill herself; this is a murder!  
 
 
 
01:38.72 Introduction: Suicide or Murder 
05:20.55 Discussion of rigidity 
09:06:44 Talk about boat life, living at marina 
13:02.11 Discussion of arms hanging down 
16:41.60 Talk about 30-year old mom, 4 children 
19:31.74 Discussion of suicide 
24:33.02 Discussion of woman’s arm points to different conclusion 
28:06.63 Discussion of staging a suicide 
32:14.44 Talk about girlfriend leaves, doesn’t come back 
36:11.46 Discussion of post-mortem lividity in aquatic environment 
39:18.91Discussion of flaccid

An Unnatural Affair:  The Staged Suicide of Giselle Tapia-Salazar

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Recorded LIVE at CrimeCon Nashville, 2024:

In this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan explains how he challenges his class at Jacksonville State University to try and solve a cold case. Two years in a row, two different classes and students chose the unsolved murder of Blake Chappell. Blake Chappell tells his mother he is having the best night of his life with his girlfriend at the East Coweta High School Homecoming Dance.

Within a matter of hours, Blake will find himself chased out of his girlfriend’s house in the middle of the night, walking down the road at 5 a.m. texting his girlfriend, and telling her police just stopped and talked to him. One last text to his girlfriend that he is getting cold, and his phone goes quiet.

Blake Chappell is 17 and he never makes it back to his friend’s house. He just vanishes into thin air. It is October 16, 2011. Two months later on December 17, 2011, his nearly naked body is found floating in a creek, he has been shot in the back of the head.

The case is still unsolved. But new search warrants were served in March 2024, will there be justice for Blake Chappell? 





Transcript Highlights 

00:00:13 Introduction Blake Chappel Case 

00:04:40 Discuss of family financial issues 

00:08:28 Blake finds ex-girlfriend who ran away 

00:10:32 Blake beaten up by ex’s stepfather 

00:12:26 Blake put in jail for finding his ex 

00:17:35 Mother takes Blake and date to homecoming dance 

00:20:48 Discussion of Blake activities walking in the night 

00:24:24 Talk about Blake walking miles to see girlfriend 

00:28:08 Talk about Blake texting girlfriend 

00:31:49 Talk about Blake doesn’t make it back to Austin’s house 

00:37:36 Discussion Blake shot in back of head 

00:43:22 Discussion rumors about Blake’s death 

00:48:12 Discussion Blake found wearing underwear, no shoes 

00:52:34 Conclusion Joseph Scott Morgan lets his JSU class pick unsolved crime to solve 

Two years in a row the case of Blake Chappel is chosen for the project 

Recorded LIVE at CrimeCon Nashville, 2024:
In this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan explains how he challenges his class at Jacksonville State University to try and solve a cold case. Two years in a row, two different classes and students chose the unsolved murder of Blake Chappell. Blake Chappell tells his mother he is having the best night of his life with his girlfriend at the East Coweta High School Homecoming Dance.
Within a matter of hours, Blake will find himself chased out of his girlfriend’s house in the middle of the night, walking down the road at 5 a.m. texting his girlfriend, and telling her police just stopped and talked to him. One last text to his girlfriend that he is getting cold, and his phone goes quiet.
Blake Chappell is 17 and he never makes it back to his friend’s house. He just vanishes into thin air. It is October 16, 2011. Two months later on December 17, 2011, his nearly naked body is found floating in a creek, he has been shot in the back of the head.
The case is still unsolved. But new search warrants were served in March 2024, will there be justice for Blake Chappell? 
 
 
Transcript Highlights 
00:00:13 Introduction Blake Chappel Case 
00:04:40 Discuss of family financial issues 
00:08:28 Blake finds ex-girlfriend who ran away 
00:10:32 Blake beaten up by ex’s stepfather 
00:12:26 Blake put in jail for finding his ex 
00:17:35 Mother takes Blake and date to homecoming dance 
00:20:48 Discussion of Blake activities walking in the night 
00:24:24 Talk about Blake walking miles to see girlfriend 
00:28:08 Talk about Blake texting girlfriend 
00:31:49 Talk about Blake doesn’t make it back to Austin’s house 
00:37:36 Discussion Blake shot in back of head 
00:43:22 Discussion rumors about Blake’s death 
00:48:12 Discussion Blake found wearing underwear, no shoes 
00:52:34 Conclusion Joseph Scott Morgan lets his JSU class pick unsolved crime to solve 
Two years in a row the case of Blake Chappel is chosen for the project

Teen Missing Two Months, Found Naked, Shot in Back of Head

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Herb Baumeister lived more than just a “double life."

On this episode of "Body Bags," Joseph Scott Morgan explains how it is possible that Baumeister had over 10,000 remains on his million-dollar estate, and Dave Mack dives into the background of the married, father and businessman who owned two Save-a-lot stores in Indianapolis.

Baumeister, who took his own life in 1996, is suspected of enticing gay men to his home, where he killed them and disposed of their bodies at the rear of his property.

Investigators suspected that Baumeister, a married father of three at the time who frequented gay bars, enticed unsuspecting men to his property to murder them. By 1999, investigators connected him to the disappearance of at least 16 men since 1980.

Some of the victims’ bodies were discovered discarded in shallow streams in rural central Indiana and western Ohio

For 30 years, investigators have been working to identify thousands of human remains, will they ever know the truth about how many people Herb Baumeister murdered?

Transcript Highlights 

00:00:13 Introduction of serial killer graveyard 

00:04:40 Discuss killer double life, wife claims she didn’t know anything 

00:08:28 Talk about trying to identify bone from other items 

00:12:26 Discussion of Forensic anthropologists 

00:17:35 Discussion of hiding secrets from family 

00:20:48 Talk about serial killer obsession with dead animals 

00:24:24 Discussion of the depth of depravity  

00:28:08 Discussion of skeletonized body on the property 

00:31:49 Talk about trying to render body down to ash 

00:36:36 Discussion of method of destruction after burning 

00:40:22 Discussion of other serial killers 

00:44:12 Talk about the size of the property 

00:44:34 Conclusion 

Herb Baumeister lived more than just a “double life."
On this episode of "Body Bags," Joseph Scott Morgan explains how it is possible that Baumeister had over 10,000 remains on his million-dollar estate, and Dave Mack dives into the background of the married, father and businessman who owned two Save-a-lot stores in Indianapolis.
Baumeister, who took his own life in 1996, is suspected of enticing gay men to his home, where he killed them and disposed of their bodies at the rear of his property.
Investigators suspected that Baumeister, a married father of three at the time who frequented gay bars, enticed unsuspecting men to his property to murder them. By 1999, investigators connected him to the disappearance of at least 16 men since 1980.
Some of the victims’ bodies were discovered discarded in shallow streams in rural central Indiana and western Ohio
For 30 years, investigators have been working to identify thousands of human remains, will they ever know the truth about how many people Herb Baumeister murdered?
Transcript Highlights 
00:00:13 Introduction of serial killer graveyard 
00:04:40 Discuss killer double life, wife claims she didn’t know anything 
00:08:28 Talk about trying to identify bone from other items 
00:12:26 Discussion of Forensic anthropologists 
00:17:35 Discussion of hiding secrets from family 
00:20:48 Talk about serial killer obsession with dead animals 
00:24:24 Discussion of the depth of depravity  
00:28:08 Discussion of skeletonized body on the property 
00:31:49 Talk about trying to render body down to ash 
00:36:36 Discussion of method of destruction after burning 
00:40:22 Discussion of other serial killers 
00:44:12 Talk about the size of the property 
00:44:34 Conclusion

10,000 Human Remains Found on Serial Killer’s Farm

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Missing Mom Murder Trial: Blood Evidence Could Prove She's Not Missing

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