Hi, and welcome once again to History Dweebbs.

I'm Tim. Welcome to the podcast, where we take a light-hearted look at the dark side of history.

Today's topic is the alligator man, otherwise known as Joseph D. Ball. He was an American serial killer

in Texas back in the 1930s. And we'll get into that discussion momentarily. But before we do,

let me introduce our panel. As always, I'm joined by the very lovely, very talented, and quite,

how would you describe her, Colonel, in a one word? Evil? Evil?

Evil's fun? Well, Andy. Evil's fine. Brandy. How are you, Brandy? I'm fine. Thank you for asking.

Brandy and I just went to Wendy's, had a fine. Thank you for asking. Randy and I just went to Wendy's and had a fine lunch and brought something back for our other panelists who is well known in the overweight community.

He got a bacon burger

cheeseburger. I got a junior bacon cheeseburger.

Bacon isn't a good thing for you, Colonel.

You know, are you going to wait?

Listeners, just so you know,

the Colonel 5 foot 10, about 205 pounds.

You're making it sound like I'm saying a call on.

Well, I'm just saying that you're the one who's been talking about how heavy you are.

Because I picked up.

We're just ragging you out of it.

In an effort to live forever, Timmy.

Yeah.

You know, last year or whatnot.

So you don't want to...

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