Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. When I was a kid, you could be up late at night.

When I was a kid, you could be late at night, sometimes watching TV, and they've always got these

public service announcements that come on.

You know, I guess it's these stations, they have to do their good deeds.

And they'll tell you about things you're not supposed to do,

and even back then they would have, don't drink and don't drive stuff.

They'd have stuff about drugs but you know one of the most chilling commercials I

remember and maybe some of y'all remember too from and it would have been when I was a little kid man back in the back in the 60s.

They used to have this old abandoned lot in somewhere in New York and they would show kids playing around all

of this garbage and trash and there was a refrigerator there in the middle of that lot and they would have superimposed the word

don't over it and the the idea was, and you could hear the kids were saying,

here I come, ready or not, and they were played and hide and seek. and one of the purposes for this commercial

was to warn people about the dangers of crawling inside of a refrigerator and

shutting the door behind them, particularly children.

And that always just kind of shook me to my core.

Today, we're going to talk about a case that's not in New York. It's actually in LA.

In a very upper scale condominium apartment complex in downtown LA involving a beautiful woman who herself is actually found inside of a refrigerator dead. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

Old refrigerators, they used to lock from the outside. They had that that handle

that would actually engage an exterior lock and once you close that thing

behind you there was no getting out of this thing.

We're talking about a 31 year old model, a Malisa Mooney, who her family hadn't talked to her in a week. they called the police of would you do a

welfare check go check on on my beautiful daughter that was what her mom said and they

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