Also, during the episode 6.04 they visit a body farm at the BCU Boston Cambridge University. During episode 6.17 of Fox's television series Bones entitled "The Feet on the Beach", medical anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan and her partner FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth visit a body farm at the fictional University of Hogansburg, New York. In episode 2.15 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation entitled "Burden of Proof" a murder victim's body is dumped at the body farm among other bodies. In episode 1.05 of CSI: Vegas entitled "Let the Chips Fall" the CSI's visit a body farm to examine the remains of a woman who had been previously murdered and her body donated to the facility following the investigation into her death. A body farm within a forensic training facility is featured in the beginning of episode 9.17 of Fox's television series The X-Files. The episode, titled "Release", mentions that the facility is located in Joplin, Virginia. Simon Beckett's novel Whispers of the Dead is set in and around the body farm in Knoxville, Tennessee. It is the third book in a series centered on protagonist Dr. David Hunter, a forensic anthropologist. The series itself was inspired by Beckett's visit to the body farm in Tennessee. During episode 2 of the documentary series Stephen Fry in America, host Stephen Fry visits the University of Tennessee Anthropological Research Facility. In episode 3.2 of Law and Order: SVU entitled "Wrath" several murder victims' bodies are dumped at the body farm among other bodies. In Tim Dorsey's book Torpedo Juice, Serge and Coleman dump a body in a body farm in the Florida Everglades, located off the Tamiami Trail. In episode 9 of Durarara!! x2 Ten Shinra mentions that his father researches the body farm for a local drugstore. Photographer Sally Mann's fifth book, What Remains (2003), includes a series of photographs of dead and decomposing bodies taken at the Tennessee Forensic Anthropology Center. Filmmakers Brandon Keenan and Nick LaMantia released a film with the working Body Farm on March 1, 2020 on DirecTV, Google Play, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple TV. Imdb San Diego goregrind band Cattle Decapitation has a song called "A Body Farm" on their 2009 album The Harvest Floor about a serial killer who leaves the bodies of his victims to decompose around his home. See also Body donation Forensic entomology Forensic pathology References Sources Bass, Bill & Jefferson, Jon.