Joseph Scott Morgan

If you just kind of blast through this thing, there's no confirmatory thing here going on.

You know that you've got somebody that's deceased.

For my money, okay, and how I would instruct people is, yeah, we can kind of palpate the outside of this bag very, very carefully.

It feels like human form.

I think we're going to go to the medical examiner's office and which they have there.

The state of Florida is broken down into medical examiner districts and they're pretty doggone good at what they do.

They're used to this sort of thing.

You roll in there with that bag and you don't try to listen.

You you try to do everything you can.

To not brush away dirt, period.

End of paragraph.

I don't care how dirty it is.

I don't care if there are maggots crawling all over the place.

You take everything to the lab, specifically the medical examiner's office, and you put it in that controlled environment because just by splitting the bag open,

Let's say that there were points of contact there relative to Leighton Prince.

You say, Morgan's been buried in the earth.

It rains in Florida.

I don't care.

Because you don't know what latent prints might have been preserved on the outside.

You don't know what's under the surface.