Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan

As Burning Man 2025 was winding down and the iconic "Man" burned, Vadim Kruglov, a 37-year-old Russian-born man who had been living in Washington state, was discovered in a pool of blood at the wild festival at about 9:15 p.m. on Aug. 30, 2025. In the year since the death of Kruglov, no arrest has been made and investigators have not even named a "Person of Interest". Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack revisit the case and discuss shocking new evidence that may help break the case wide open.
Highlights
00:10.930 Louisiana Festivals and Music
01:19.400 The Burning Man Tragedy
03:33.440 The Scene of the Crime
06:45.620 The Fatal Stabbing
15:49.200 Investigating in a Difficult Environment
27:35.359 The Victim's Final Hours
35:29.690 DNA Evidence and Open Questions
41:05.040 Closing Thoughts on the Case
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Katie Garcia came home from her job as a massage therapist around 9:30pm, spends a normal evening at home with her husband, Billy Taylor, and went to bed. Around 6:30am the next morning, Billy wakes up and notices Katie is missing. He looks all around the inside of the house to no avail, then goes outside. In a side yard, Billy finds his unconscious wife, bloody, beaten, and partially nude. A paramedic responding to dispatch describes Katie Garcia as "very beat up". Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the critical injuries suffered by Katie Garcia as well as how she ended up in the side yard of her own home fighting for her life, a fight she will eventually lose.
Highlights
00:01.400 - Introducing the Mysterious Case of Katie
01:26.260 - A Bizarre Discovery in Kansas City
03:25.720 - The Timeline of a Tragic Night
05:34.990 - The Investigation Begins
13:12.670 - The Missing Sexual Assault Kit
25:09.130 - The Husband's Account and Blood Alcohol Level
27:48.830 - The Importance of Scene Investigation
44:04.420 - Wrapping Up the Case
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September 11, 2001 - 2,753 people were murdered in the Twin Towers in NYC. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the efforts required to identify the people who lost their lives on that awful day. Even now, after a quarter of a century, 1,100 people who died that day in the towers have not been identified. Joe explains what recovery was like for those at ground zero and the work that still needs to be completed.
Highlights
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00:01.420 Setting the Stage for 9/11 Reflection

00:10.670 The Hollow Eye: A Post-9/11 Phenomenon

01:28.720 The Aftermath of 9/11: A National Tragedy

02:30.860 The Importance of Remembering 9/11 Victims

05:34.350 The Challenge of Identifying 9/11 Victims

11:53.679 DMORT: The Disaster Response Team

15:43.220 The Psychological Toll on Responders

25:54.570 The 9/11 Recovery and Identification Process

36:31.260 The Ongoing Challenge of Unidentified Remains

40:00.440 Forensic Odontology and Skeletal Analysis

42:00.640 The Importance of Teeth in Identification

45:01.900 Anthropological Analysis of Skeletal Remains

46:45.739 The Ongoing Challenge of Identification

48:49.950 The Power of DNA and Genetic Genealogy

49:42.060 Reflections on 9/11 and the Importance of

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911 received a call from Patrick "Ted" Barnett telling the dispatcher that his wife, Lindsey, "cut herself and her throat". First responders found Lindsey in the shower, dead, with a large laceration across the front of her neck and a serrated knife nearby. "Ted" claims his wife, Lindsey, had postpartum depression and killed herself. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the facts of the case including an unusual request for a welfare check. A woman asks police to do a welfare check on her boyfriend. She is worried because they talk all the time and today he hasn't answered calls or replied to texts. Police ask her the name of the man they need to check up on and the caller says "Ted Barnett".
Highlights
00:01.400 Welcome to Body Bags

00:10.630 The Challenges of Sharp Force Injuries

03:50.310 A Disturbing Discovery in the Shower

09:59.460 The Importance of Scene Reconstruction

14:51.210 The Husband's Suspicious Story

21:11.109 Unraveling the Mystery

35:12.420 The Girlfriend's Alarming Call

40:45.210 Closing Thoughts on the Case



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Pennsylvania University soccer star Karoline Heintz and her boyfriend Royce Moser were having a discussion about their relationship when, according to Royce, Karoline said something that made him mad. Royce excused himself, telling Karoline, he has something for her, and goes inside his father's house. When he returns to Karoline, he stabs her in the chest with a knife. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the case of the mamma's boy who stabs his girlfriend then runs to his mother for help cleaning up the mess....all the while claiming "the devil made me do it".
Highlights
00:01.400 — Setting the Stage for a Shocking Crime
00:35.040 — The Devil Made Him Do It? 02:19.520 — A College Freshman's Tragic Fate
05:20.970 — The Investigation Begins
09:43.750 — A Fatal Argument in the Dark 25:52.550 — The Aftermath and Cover-Up
35:28.850 — The Dynamic Duo's Desperate Attempt
36:12.770 — The Crime Scene Unfolds
36:54.830 — The Aftermath and Cleanup
37:18.700 — Forensic Evidence and Cleaning
38:39.320 — The Mother's Role and Emotional Toll
39:57.489 — Blood Spatter and Evidence Transport
42:51.910 — The Illogical Return to Town
44:37.739 — The Legal Consequences Unfold
48:17.560 — Reflecting on the Case
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