Joseph Scott Morgan

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Bubba On the Lake · #65 A Visit with Joseph Scott Morgan / Body Bags · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

All you can say is that this is a .30 round, which is .30 caliber, and they couldn't marry up

the internal ballistics of this weapon that they had recovered.

They couldn't marry that up with anything on the round itself, you know, because in, in, um, in a firearm, we have what are called lands and grooves inside the barrel causes the round to spin.

Okay.

And that's what we'll call rifling.

And so looking along the long edge of the

Yeah, so I think that the kind of, you know, from my perspective as a medical legal guy, one of the things I was really interested in was seeing the ballistics.

And, you know, we've heard quite a bit about potential weapons that were involved, were there more than one weapon, positionality of the individuals doing the shooting, and I could go into great detail talking about this.

But just suffice it to say, one of the things I was really surprised by, Bubba, was the fact that

Um, we got to see the image of a round that was recovered at autopsy and it did precisely what I had predicted that it was going to do.

It had fragmented and it was in, I think, five separate components.

Um, you had the primary component, uh, which is the base of the round.

That's how they were able to determine that it was in fact a 30 caliber, but everything else kind of blew apart with it.

so they were not able to look at the striations that we commonly see on the side of a round where you've got the twist that are implanted on the side and you can marry that up to the actual barrel.

that could neither include or exclude this round.

So you can't get a perfect match relative to the ballistics, but we can understand the terminal ballistics of this round that entered Charlie's neck and how it kind of came apart.

And it's devastating.

30-06 round is incredibly devastating, but it was meant to be devastating.

It was created, you know, where we get the 06 from is it came out in 1906, and it was the primary round that was used by the Doughboys.

During World War I, and when Papaw got home from World War I, that's when it took off in popularity because everybody used it as a deer hunting rifle.

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