
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 | 505 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Joseph Scot Morgan has one of the best true crime podcasts going. Great for my early morning first light drives to work. As a former biology student in college JSM’s detailed analysis hits the spot. I don’t know of a podcast that does such good analysis on crime scene investigation - you feel like you’re there. Great show JSM!
There may need to be a warning for Yankees that these dudes speak southern… some ways they pronounce words are WILD (the Locard exchange principle for one)
It would be great if they stuck to the facts but they drift off into their opinions about random things and apologize for discussing the subject they’re discussing.
Keep up the great work. Enjoy your podcast and how you care for the dead and their families. Your Bonnie and Clyde episode was real to my Mom and her family in the early thirties. My mom was four and her sister was 8 years old. She, sister and my grandparents were at the park with most of the town in Meade Kansas where they lived. Bonnie and Clyde comes zooming through the park, shooting at everything, took the gym teacher and killed him. It was very scary to my mom and family. My mom could neve... more
CO is one of the best investigate journalists of our time. Bless her for not giving up on her friend. We all need friends like her.
JSM seems a little sour/scared. I’m a CSI and rifle rounds definitely cause more damage than what was witnessed. We’re dealing with something else…
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A forensic-focused show that profiles grisly true-crime cases, examining eyewitness accounts, crime-scene details, and the science of autopsies. Episodes frequently mix case history with practical explanations of decomposition, forensics, and investigative methods, often including personal anecdotes and high-profile case discussions. The format tends to blend rigorous forensic analysis with accessible storytelling, making complex evidence and procedural concepts approachable for a broad audience. Noteworthy is the pair's dynamic: a seasoned forensic pathologist paired with a co-host who contributes experiential context, creating a supportive, conversational tone even when covering disturbing material.
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