Joseph Scott Morgan

This is one of the things...

that is really hard to get across to crime scene investigators.

You do not, under any circumstances, want to crack this bag open.

And here's the thing.

You remember J.J.

entirely, right?

Yeah, I had to bring that up, right?

So with J.J.,

One of the problems I had with that case is that, you know, you remember he was cocooned in bags and he was buried adjacent to that empty pond.

Yes.

And I remember the investigators.

It seems like it was during the trial.

And it was like one of these cringe moments for me.

They said we opened the bag and could see his head or see his hair.

And I'm thinking, why in the hell are you opening a bag?

Yeah.

I mean, you know that the subject that's inside the bag is deceased now.

You know that something horrible has happened.

Why are you going to risk everything by not taking the remains to a controlled environment?

You have to be able to restrain yourself to the point, because anything you do out there, it's like I was just saying a second about the, I know it's not necessarily the same thing, but with the cigarette butt, okay?