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Morbid
The hosts highlighted the book as a longtime favorite, noting they had finally listened to it on Audible and praised its vivid recounting of the Body Farm’s origins and Dr. Bill Bass’s career. Alaina specifically urged listeners to obtain the book, describing it as a well‑written, compelling account with a forward by Patricia Cornwell. The discussion emphasized its engaging storytelling and historical insight, leading the hosts to highly recommend it.
Episode: Episode 57: The Body Farm Solo Mini Morbid
It was discussed as a well-written account of the Body Farm's creation, exploring its founder's career and the farm's development.
Some of you may have gotten the hint that I left on our Instagram and our social media. I left the book by Dr. Bill Bass with a forward by Patricia Cornwell, Death's Acre.
It's about him. He's the founder, creator, brainchild behind the first Body Farm.
It's a really good read. It's actually one of my favorite books. I think I mentioned that when I mentioned that everybody should go read it, but definitely go find it Death's Acre.
Now according to that book that I told you guys to go run out and grab, Deathseeker, a Tennessee prosecutor actually suggested that they name the body farm the Bass Anthropology Research Facility.
And this group that came to protest were called Solutions to Issues of Concern of Knoxvillians. Yes, that is SICK for short. They picketed in front of the entrance to the body farm, complete with a giant huge banner across the front entrance fence of the facility that read, quote, This makes us sick.
Episode: Illinois Spooky Roads/Listener Tales MASHUP
The hosts said they had finally listened to their favorite book, Death's Acre, on Audible, noting it was a longtime favorite that they had never heard read aloud before.
I have been listening to my favorite book of all time, which I've read a million times, but I've never had read to me. What? Death's Acre. Me too. One of my favorites. It's by Dr. Bill Bass.
Episode: Illinois Spooky Roads/Listener Tales MASHUP
They said it was their favorite book of all time, which they had read many times but were now listening to on Audible.
And I have been listening to my favorite book of all time, which I've read a million times, but I've never had read to me. Death's Acre. Me too. One of my favorites. It's by Dr. Bill Bass.