Living Life with Death: Lessons Learned from the Death Industry
Monday mornings for most folks involve meetings and paperwork, but for Sarah Jones it involved the worst day of someone else's life. From stillborn babies to one-hundred-year-old grandmas, a peaceful passing to a horrific homicide and a lot in between.
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Ep. 18 What is it like to get murdered and hatred (opens the original)
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The author discusses violent deaths and how hatred is alive and well. Trigger Warning: This episode talks about violence towards children and has graphic imagery. Viewer discretion advised.
Ep. 17 Not again, decomposition, and lunch time in the morgue (opens the original)
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The author reads passages about repetitive phrasing, decomposition, and what it is like when a morgue fly lands on your sandwhich.
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