Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan

Karen and Dusty Spencer were married and jointly owned a successful home painting business, A-Plus Painting. Two years into the marriage and business, the relationship sours and disputes about finances become more frequent, turning violent. On December 10 during an argument, Dusty hit and choked Karen, threatening to kill her. Police were called and Dusty Spencer was arrested. Spencer called Karen from jail and told her he was going to "finish what he started" when he got out. Authorities were aware of the threat but no effective action was taken and Bail for Dusty Ray Spencer was just $5,000. Spencer bailed out. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss what happened to Karen Spencer after her husband and business partner made bail...then made good on his promise to finish what he started.
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The preliminary hearing in the murder for the accused killer of Charlie Kirk took place in Provo, Utah, with prosecutors trying to convince a judge there is enough evidence against Tyler Robinson, 23, to move forward with trial. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack examine some of the decisions made, like allowing a heavily redacted interview between Robinson's roommate/boyfriend Lance Twiggs and investigators to be played in court, essentially allowing Twiggs to testify without being subjected to cross-examination. Professor Morgan also gives in-depth forensic analysis of the weapon and ammunition used in the murder of Charlie Kirk.
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Kenneth McNally shot 59-year-old Samuel Holthaus in the face, tied an extension cord around his neck and the other end to the victim's pickup truck, dragged the mortally wounded man more than 300 feet, buried most of his body in a shallow grave, leaving his head sticking out from the ground. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the death of a well-liked man, Samuel Holthaus, by a man who was on probation for attacking a dog with an axe.
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As a child, he was the sensational frontman of the Jackson 5 who was accused of the most heinous crimes against children. As a man, his career sales figures haven't been matched by anyone:
The only artist with five solo studio albums that each sold more than 20 million.
His album "Thriller" is still the best-selling album of all time with over 70 million sold.
In the first year after his death, he sold more than 75 million records worldwide.
His death is often viewed as a “sad ending” for a “troubled man,” but the truth is Michael Jackson was MURDERED! Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the shocking homicide of the man once dubbed “the King of Pop” by a man who swore to “do no harm.”
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His talent made him a first-round pick of the New York Jets in the NFL. His use of the term "stabby looking wounds" would make him the butt of a lot of jokes in locker rooms around the country if he wasn’t accused of murdering his girlfriend! Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack take a look at the case of accused killer, Darron Lee, a 30-year-old football player who had the talent to be an all-pro but may very well end up being "all-CON", as in "convict". Lee is accused of killing his girlfriend, Gabriella Pepetuo, in their home in Ooltewah, Tennessee. The professor explains the autopsy report that documents 12 different injuries including a broken neck, severe brain trauma, stab Wounds to her legs, bruising across her body, a large bite mark on her shoulder, a large bite mark on her thigh, and significant facial trauma. Prosecutors claim Darron Lee inflicted the injuries on Gabriella - Darron Lee says Gabriella had narcolepsy and hurt herself after she fell asleep in the shower.
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