
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 ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 478 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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On October 17, 2025, a normal morning starts as a New York mother sees her children off to school.
After returning from taking her youngest daughter to school, an intruder attacks Aleena Asif after sneaking into her home while she was away.
Aleen... more
The Torso Killer is back in the news again as Richard Cottingham confesses to the 1965 murder of 18-year-old nursing student, Alys Eberhardt, in Fair Lawn, New Jersey. Cottingham will not be prosecuted for the murder, the admission allows the city of... more
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania have uncovered disturbing details in connection with an alleged 34-year-old grave robber.
Police arrested Jonathan Gerlach, of Ephrata, as he left Mount Moriah Cemetery “holding a burlap bag, crow bar, and other assorted... more
The body of Rhonda Fisher was found on April 1, 1987, 25 miles north of Denver, in a rural area of Douglas County.
A motorist passing by the area spotted her body at the 3500 block of South Perry Park Road, and contacted police. She had been sexual... more
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One of my favs! I think for some it might be too folksy, but growing up on the MS Gulf Coast this is what I’m used to. How well I remember when Ed Cates faked his own death! I worked at the newspaper in that area at the time. I also remember several supervisors statewide that were indicted around that time. The Good Ole Boy system was alive & well!
too much irrelevant filler: I don't need to know the career details of a well known celebrity murder victim. What I would like to hear about, is how tough love doesn't always work. They tried to love their son and it is an enormous tragedy
I love your show though I was disappointed in that you sounded like you had listened to Limbaugh. I consider him a horrible man. Not only conservative which I can deal with but all his ideas were bad.
This episode was so well done. JSM is such a great teacher. Always done with empathy and his co host really uplifts the great level of work
JSM is the ultimate gentleman and excellent at what he does. He’s the first podcast i check to see if he’s uploaded. Informative cases and great insight. Love him
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The content primarily revolves around true crime stories and the science of forensics, with a unique focus on gruesome cases of murder and unresolved mysteries. Each episode provides a deep dive into shocking narratives—from infamous cold cases to recent murders, examining both the criminal acts and the subsequent investigations. Joseph Scott Morgan, a leading expert in applied forensics, narrates these stories with a compelling mix of technical knowledge and personal anecdotes, making complex forensic science accessible to listeners. The podcast is distinguished by its candid discussions about the harsh realities of crime, death, and forensic pathology, offering educational insights while engaging viewers with chilling tales.
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