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“The morgue is a Victorian update of a system established by Alfred the Great. It's the place where certain deaths are resolved - those where the cause is unclear or is the result of some intended or accidental violence. The bodies are almost always victims in some way - of crime, suicides and car crashes, but also victims of loneliness. It's where you go if you die alone in your flat and your body lies undisturbed for days. It's where you go if no one knew you were dying and no GP attended your final hours. It's where you go if no loved one held your hand as you slipped away. In one way or another, then, all the people who pass through this room are the people who die screaming.”
― Stephen Armstrong

“There are a few who envy me. They want to know what they have to do to get my job, to be who I am. “It’s only death, how hard can it be?â€� Here, I silently reply, take it all. Every festering remnant of the people no one cared about in life, much less in death; all the broken children who will never know that I had grieved for them. Take it all. Just leave me my car keys so I can go home permanently. Someone else can listen to the bullshit Death loves to spew. He never shuts up.”
― Joseph Scott Morgan, Blood Beneath My Feet: The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator

“The Florida government chose to report the officially recorded deaths by the coroner to the media instead of the much higher number of dead that law enforcement was finding during the hurricane Ian disaster.”
― Steven Magee