Joseph Scott Morgan

You see it everywhere.

When bodies are actually embalmed,

the fluids are pushed through the body with a pump.

I don't think that that's what's happened here.

There's no indication that there's any kind of injection sites or anything like that.

Let me cut the chase, Joe Scott.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, it would depend upon how prepared the person was to do this.

They could bring something with them, just like they would bring tools.

All right.

So if this is something that they've planned out in their mind, you know, and here's something curious about the bathtub.

You could not go back and do this now.

But, you know, in modern cases like this, I know of at least three off the top of my head that I've covered.

where you go into all of these, to the plumbing, and you pull out the drain traps, and you can find blood, you can find other tissue.

People think that everything gets washed away, and that's not necessarily the case.

That's something that would have had to have been done back then.

I want you to print this cipher on your front page.

Yeah, I don't know that I necessarily see connectivity here.

I do find it very, very interesting that the geographical connection, when you begin to think about Vallejo and also the,

If you go back and you look at Elizabeth Short's remains, not only were they bisected and certainly abused postmortemly, but she also had stab wounds as well, Nancy.