Name: テネシー州の腐った死体の農場 - マザーボード - VICE (Tennessee's Farm of Rotting Corpses - Motherboard - VICE)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:45:23.000Z
Duration: 11 min 47 s
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I'm the person that founded what's called the Body Farm,

which is a research facility that we use to find out the

length of time since death or the changes that occur to the

And there are multiple variables, the major factor

And this facility is set up to look at all those variables.

The medical examiner asked if I would serve as a forensic

anthropologist for medical examiner system.

And it wasn't long before bodies started coming in.

And about half of the first 10 cases were

And the police don't ask you, who is that?

They ask you, how long have they been there?

I think the reason for that, in the criminal justice system

they're trained the sooner you get on the chase, the more

Well, I didn't know a thing about maggots.

And so I thought, we'd better do some research on this.

Because I want know what I'm talking about

So I went to the dean in the fall of '71, in November of

I said, dean, I need some land to put dead bodies on.

And that was the beginning of the Body Farm.

JON JEFFERSON: He was the first person to have this idea

And the first person-- or at least the first person to do

BILL BASS: We have a number of individuals who will kill

And what do you do with a dead wife or dead husband?

Well, one of the things is to go out in the yard.

And somebody looks out and sees and says, what you doing

Well, you can't say you're burying your husband.

So you put a concrete slab over it and say you're pouring

We have a lot of bodies buried under things like this in our

This was a master's thesis in which we're using ground

penetrating radar to look through the concrete and go

It's interesting looking at that project over the

nine-month period that this master's thesis ran.

You could see that there was a body under there.

And as time goes by, you can see the body decay.

But normally, if you go out to a crime scene, you wouldn't

I can imagine that someone without all those attributes

might try to set up a facility like this and just get

But he is legendary and beloved in east Tennessee.

BILL BASS: There's a skeleton there that has no cover on it

Here's one of the bones way down here too.

REBECCA WILSON: I handle the William M. Bass Donated

It is the end product of our donation program.

And those individuals that have willed themselves to our

program to be used for both our decomposition research as

well as the skeletal aspect of our research.

I am the Assistant Coordinator of the Forensic

And anyone that wills themself to our program to be used for

Facility is eventually brought here and is stored here in

So they are stored-- as long as we exist,

Currently we have just over 700 individuals in the

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