Ep226 Forensic Photography

Wine & Crime

Wine & Crime Podcast

Comedy, True Crime

4.7 • 15.6K Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2021

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

This week, the gals examine a couple of extraordinary cases involving technology that we sometimes take for granted. Topics include a pill bottle with an invisible clue, a solo sock, and the history of mugshots. Bust open a bottle of the Gals' Rosé, rethink your screen name, and tune in for Forensic Photography.

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0:00.0	Wine and Crime contains graphic and explicit content which may not be suitable for some listeners.
0:06.6	Listener discretion is advised.
0:09.0	You are listening to Wine and Crime, the podcast where three friends, Shub Wine, Chat True Crime, and unleash their worst menasotin accents.
0:35.7	Oh geezer!
0:37.5	Oh Ray is being curious in the back.
0:40.7	Hi Ray!
0:41.9	Don't make eye contact with the dead doll!
0:44.8	Ray is going for the doll.
0:46.5	If you are listening on an audio device and wondering what's happening, join us over on Patreon to watch Ray attack this haunted portrait of a doll.
0:57.7	Mm-hmm.
0:58.2	And to see the new booby wallpaper in Amanda's office.
1:01.5	I do have a fancy new office and I am...
1:04.1	...ub...
1:05.1	...sessed.
1:06.2	We gotta let go of it on the video.
1:08.2	So much.
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1:15.2	You get to look at these faces.
1:17.2	We're basically giving it away.
1:19.2	At those prices.
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