Morgues are everywhere. The first morgues were built in ancient Norway by Oscar Wilde to preserve his gay lovers bodies when they fell to different STDs they had contracted from Mr. Wilde. Now, there is at least one in every major city on this planet. They are used to freeze people; killing and preserving them until Coroners have finished their sandwiches. Upon the finishing of sandwiches, the coroners will determine cause of death, which is almost never from being frozen. They will also plant fingerprints from a randomly selected member of the public. This much has been scientifically determined by repeated watching of CSI: Miami. However, the structure and operation of the morgue system has been a mystery to many.
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| - Morgues are everywhere. The first morgues were built in ancient Norway by Oscar Wilde to preserve his gay lovers bodies when they fell to different STDs they had contracted from Mr. Wilde. Now, there is at least one in every major city on this planet. They are used to freeze people; killing and preserving them until Coroners have finished their sandwiches. Upon the finishing of sandwiches, the coroners will determine cause of death, which is almost never from being frozen. They will also plant fingerprints from a randomly selected member of the public. This much has been scientifically determined by repeated watching of CSI: Miami. However, the structure and operation of the morgue system has been a mystery to many.
- The Morgue is a podcast by Noah Foster which he created to replace the podcast Autopsy of A Crime which was ended when Piper Shaw was revealed as the Lakewood Slasher and then was killed in self-defense by Audrey Jensen and Emma Duval. Noah claims that he is only co-opting Piper's listeners from Autopsy of a Crime when Audrey tell him to reconsider inheriting a psycho killers web legacy.
- The morgue refers to the set in which Dr. Natalie Lambert performs her duties as a forensic pathologist in the Coroner's Building. By definition, a morgue is the temperature controlled area where human remains are stored while awaiting identification, autopsy examination, or post-death ritual such as burial or cremation. The room is typically refrigerated to avoid decomposition of the remains. References to "the morgue" in Forever Knight frequently include not just this body room, but the entire series of rooms attached to it including the room where Dr. Natalie Lambert has her office.
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| - Morgues are everywhere. The first morgues were built in ancient Norway by Oscar Wilde to preserve his gay lovers bodies when they fell to different STDs they had contracted from Mr. Wilde. Now, there is at least one in every major city on this planet. They are used to freeze people; killing and preserving them until Coroners have finished their sandwiches. Upon the finishing of sandwiches, the coroners will determine cause of death, which is almost never from being frozen. They will also plant fingerprints from a randomly selected member of the public. This much has been scientifically determined by repeated watching of CSI: Miami. However, the structure and operation of the morgue system has been a mystery to many.
- The Morgue is a podcast by Noah Foster which he created to replace the podcast Autopsy of A Crime which was ended when Piper Shaw was revealed as the Lakewood Slasher and then was killed in self-defense by Audrey Jensen and Emma Duval. Noah claims that he is only co-opting Piper's listeners from Autopsy of a Crime when Audrey tell him to reconsider inheriting a psycho killers web legacy.
- The morgue refers to the set in which Dr. Natalie Lambert performs her duties as a forensic pathologist in the Coroner's Building. By definition, a morgue is the temperature controlled area where human remains are stored while awaiting identification, autopsy examination, or post-death ritual such as burial or cremation. The room is typically refrigerated to avoid decomposition of the remains. References to "the morgue" in Forever Knight frequently include not just this body room, but the entire series of rooms attached to it including the room where Dr. Natalie Lambert has her office. The main part of this set appears to be fairly large due to the way it was filmed. In actuality, the set was quite small, though a full four-sided one. All four sides could be broken away, however, allowing the room to be filmed from "behind" the walls. Additionally, the lenses used on the filming camera were often chosen to expand the depth of view to make the rooms look larger. A floorplan of Natalie's office was created in 2010 by Amy R., and can be found on her LiveJournal blog.
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