Joseph Scott Morgan

Yeah, headline news.

And, of course, they took on the mantle of kind of true crime in the early days.

I had a producer that reached out to me and said, we need a medical examiner for this case that we're covering.

And how would you like to, you know, do this?

And I was like, um, you know, I speak in front of students every day.

I've never done anything, you know, like true crime or, you know, I've never, you know, had to do any kind of broadcast stuff.

And I said, yeah, I guess I'll, I'll give it a shot.

Well, the case happened, it turned out to be the Jodi Arias case, and that's back in 13.

And this is the woman that had, some years earlier, had killed her boyfriend, Travis Alexander, and stabbed him multiple times while he was in the shower.

It was a very complex scene.

It was real soap opera-y, too.

Well, they had just tons of data that they needed assessed and tried to understand because people were just gobbling the stuff up, you know, the viewers are.

I said, yeah.

So Bob, I got to pay you something.

This is, you know, you talk about country doesn't come to the city.

They said, well, we're going to send a car to pick you up.

And I was in Dahlonega, Georgia, like 60, 65, 70 miles north of Atlanta.

And of course they were still headquartered in Atlanta.

A stretch limousine shows up for me.

This is back in the day when they didn't stand out.