Javeayah Harris Case: What Evidence Could Investigators Still Find?

Viewer discretion advised: This episode discusses the alleged murder of a child and details about the forensic investigation that has followed. The conversation is presented for news and educational purposes, with an informational focus on the investigative process. Javeayah Harris investigation: How do forensic investigators solve a homicide when the victim's remains have allegedly been severely damaged? That's one of the central questions in the investigation into the death of 4-year-old Javeayah Harris, whose parents Johmarea Harris and Michilae Herring are accused of abusing and killing her before allegedly attempting to destroy her remains in Aiken, South Carolina. The case has shocked investigators and raised difficult questions about what evidence can still be recovered. In this episode of Criminally Obsessed, investigative reporter Anne Emerson sits down with Joseph Scott Morgan, Death Investigator and host of the podcast Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan, to examine the forensic challenges surrounding the Javeayah Harris case. When investigators believe remains have been intentionally altered or destroyed, how do forensic experts identify a victim, reconstruct what happened, and establish a timeline?  Throughout this conversation, the focus remains on the forensic science behind the investigation and the pursuit of justice for a child whose case has deeply affected the community.  Subscribe to Criminally Obsessed for continuing coverage of the Javeayah Harris case, true crime investigations, forensic analysis, and exclusive interviews with the experts behind today's biggest cases. Watch or listen to Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan