Episode 11

Sword and Scale

Incongruity

History, Society & Culture, True Crime, Documentary

4.0 • 63.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2014

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

What happens when a family's grief slips into malice and madness, when a mother is so hell-bent on being portrayed as a victim that she begins victimizing everyone who doesn't see her as one? Welcome to the sad story of Morgan Ingram's untimely death and the circus of insanity that followed and continues to this day. When Morgan's car was keyed in 2011, a bizarre narrative began to unfold which consisted of a maniac serial-stalker who would terrorize the Ingram family for months. This methodical madman with unbelievable speed and agility was able to go undetected for months, according to Morgan Ingram's mother Toni, despite several attempts to catch him and an array of video cameras strewn around the Ingram household. Despite over nine calls to police, this psycho stalker, who Toni Ingram is convinced was a neighborhood boy, devised a plan to gain access to the Ingram home, subdue and murder Morgan with the same drug she was prescribed, and then make his exit without morgan's parents or two dogs noticing. She has publicly named this boy, and his girlfriend at the time, as the murderers of her daughter because she says they were jealous. She also watched his house for months, making note of when his car was in the driveway, driven by his workplace several times a day, and monitored his Facebook account looking for anything she could use to prove he was the killer, which would lead a sane person to question who the real stalker is.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Sword and Scale, Episode 11, a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.
0:26.2	We do love rabbit holes in this program, and boy have we found one.
0:31.6	A typical episode of Sword and Scale takes about 40 hours to produce, which includes researching the case, scheduling interviews,
0:38.4	conducting interviews, editing, mixing, obtaining the appropriate sound clips and music. You get the
0:43.9	idea. This episode has taken about five times as long to produce, and I for one will be happy
0:49.8	when it is behind me. But it's a story that had to be told.
0:57.0	The story of Morgan Ingram's unfortunate death and the circus of madness that followed.
1:11.6	I don't know. I'm I'm I'm I'm
1:12.6	I'm
1:13.6	I'm William of Ackham was a 14th century English Franciscan friar and writer on topics of logic.
1:39.3	His claim to fame was the writings,
1:42.3	Plurality ought never be posited without necessity, or entities
1:45.8	must not be multiplied beyond necessity. Essentially what that means is that the fewer unnecessary
1:52.0	variables, the better. This is what is commonly known as Occam's Razor, which is a highly
1:57.9	useful tool for science, medicine, chemistry, and logic.
2:02.7	The reason it is referred to as a razor is because it removes the unnecessary assumptions from an argument,
2:09.2	much like a razor would remove unnecessary hair.
2:12.7	The modern version of Occam's razor, used in television and movies, states,
2:19.4	the simplest explanation is usually the correct explanation. You're about to hear two versions of the same event.
2:27.3	Judge for yourself.
2:30.8	Somebody, and please forgive me, my memory is really bad.
2:36.0	I had a minor head injury last year, and one thing it did was mess up my memory.
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