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Published: Nov. 6, 2023, 2:27 p.m.

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Jonathan Willette is brutally murdered, his headless body discovered under mysterious circumstances and a chemical haze. The case is rife with complex family dynamics and an ever-changing narrative from the accused. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack explore the forensic complexities of identifying a headless victim, the psychology behind such gruesome acts, and the role of familial dynamics in criminal investigations. Morgan lends his expertise on death investigation, discussing everything from chemical smells at crime scenes to the increasing trend of decapitation cases. Together, they offer a comprehensive and chilling look into a murder case that defies easy explanation.

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00:00:00 \\u2014 Joseph Scott Morgan sets the stage by discussing the complexities of death investigation. He introduces the episode\'s focus on the perplexing case of Jonathan Willette.

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00:01:00 \\u2014 The unique and complicated relationship dynamics in Jonathan Willette\'s case are revealed by Morgan. He describes how these complexities add another layer to the already gruesome murder.

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00:02:00 \\u2014 Dave Mack chimes in with his perspective, likening the case to a horror movie titled "Headless in Las Vegas." He discusses the emotional toll of discovering a loved one in such a state.

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00:03:40 \\u2014 Morgan uses the term "familial dynamic" to express his confusion over the complex family relationships in this case. He questions how these dynamics could have played into the crime.

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00:04:00 \\u2014 A haunting image is painted by Morgan as he describes the moment the victim\'s mother discovered her son\'s headless body.\\xa0

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00:05:20 \\u2014 Mack outlines the complicated relationship between the victim and his son, adding another layer of complexity to the case.

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00:07:53 \\u2014 Insurance could be a motive, suggests Morgan. He also alludes to a sinister confession made by the perpetrator during police questioning.

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00:09:10 \\u2014 A lighter moment occurs as Dave Mack recounts a humorous story from years ago. He describes a terrifying experience involving a seemingly breathing corpse.

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00:11:04 \\u2014 What\'s the protocol for a decapitated body? Mack inquires, leading Morgan to explain the crucial role of the medical examiner in such cases and elaborates on his role in crime scene investigations, particularly in cases involving severe body mutilation.

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00:15:01 \\u2014 The gruesome topic of decapitation in murder cases is discussed by both hosts. They ponder the mindset of the perpetrator and the circumstances under which it can happen.

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00:18:42 \\u2014 Mack questions the lack of a blood trail and the presence of a chemical smell at the crime scene, adding another layer of mystery.

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00:19:30 \\u2014 Morgan shares his experience with dangerous chemical combinations in morgues, highlighting the risks involved.

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00:22:09 \\u2014 Cleaning products at the crime scene? Morgan speculates on an attempt to clean up and what evidence might remain.

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00:23:00 \\u2014 The challenges of finding a disposed head in a garbage bin are explored by Morgan. He discusses the logistical difficulties involved.

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00:23:40 \\u2014 The accused admits to hitting Willette in the head, leading to a discussion on her changing narrative.

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00:24:00 \\u2014 Mack points out inconsistencies in the accused\'s story, questioning the credibility of her statements.

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00:24:40 \\u2014 The physical appearance of the body and a missing meat cleaver raise more questions for Mack.

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00:25:20 \\u2014 Morgan delves into the mechanics of using a meat cleaver for decapitation, discussing the likely injuries and marks left on the body.

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00:27:00 \\u2014 The episode wraps up with Morgan talking about potential tool marks that could help identify the weapon used. At the time of recording, authorities have only an accused person.

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