Joseph Scott Morgan

It's nothing new under the sun.

I mean, it's just as gruesome as it's always been.

So I have to offer a voice for them.

Yeah.

And it's it's fascinating to me.

And one of the things that's always been fascinating to me is that I'm going to get on the soapbox here for a second.

But when I see politicians, particularly at like local and county levels.

They will bang the drum over something like an after-school program that they're going to fund or a new playground or, you know, you name it, whatever the flavor of the week has to be.

But you never see them rushing up to the mic and say, hey, we're going to get a new morgue.

We're going to have coolers that you don't have to use bungee cords to hold the door shut with or that the engine, the motor, the refrigerator is going out.

We're going to, you know, the subpar conditions that these people are expected to work in, we're going to change.

You don't hear that.

And there was a documentary.

I urge anybody, if you really want to get a view of the world that we kind of inhabit, Frontline did a video a few years back.

It may have been like in 11.

I used to show it in class all the time.

And it's called Death Investigation in America.

And there was a famous quote from the coroner of New Orleans, Dr. Menard, who has now passed on a new Dr. Frank.

And

Um, he said in your, he's, he's talking to the reporter right on frontline and he says to the guy, he says, um, I want you to put this in, in a, in a new Orleans accent.