Joseph Scott Morgan

And we have blood spatter lab, trace evidence lab, an interview and interrogation.

We even have a fully functional courtroom downstairs so that you can learn how to testify.

Yeah.

We bring in judges and prosecuting attorneys, defense attorneys, and our students get grilled because that's a skill that you can't – you don't develop that when you go to the police academy.

And so our kids get a taste of that.

And then my area is I have my own cadaver lab now, and that's something that's come online.

So we actually have donated human bodies that our students –

have access to.

And so I teach a class called Medical Legal Death Investigation.

I teach at an undergraduate level and a graduate level.

We're about to have a graduate degree in forensic investigations.

Starting in fall of 2026, I'm already teaching one of the precursors for that.

And so over the course of a semester, our kids will go in with me, they'll be lectured to, and then they go in and actually do real hands-on with human remains.

Folks, you talked about Quincy, there's that famous opening shot, you know, where he's

Go to YouTube and watch the opening, Quincy.

But there's a scene where he pulls out, I think he pulls out a striker saw, which is a bone saw, and he holds it up, and there's Academy cadets standing around, and they all pass out.

He kind of looks over his body.

Yeah, I remember that.

Well, the reality is that...

If you go through the police academy here, I can't speak to other states, but here and in Georgia, I've taught over there too.