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Hello and welcome to season 6 episode 152 and part 2 of the Sheila Dabbaloo story.

This is Sword and Scale, a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.

So as you heard in the intro, this is part 2 of a two-part story.

So if you have not heard the first part, go back and listen to episode 151, otherwise you'll be a little lost.

In that episode we told you about the story of Sheila Dabbaloo, who viciously stabbed her fiance during a sex game.

And when that didn't take, she kept stabbing him in the hospital parking lot.

You may think she's a monster, but you haven't heard anything yet.

Now be patient because it's going to take a while to get there, but if you listen carefully, there's a big payoff at the end.

I promise.

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I think you're going to like it.

The end of a raging volcanic love plunges my heart into a torrent of tears. And my soul into a blizzard of cries.

I want to scream and shout not only my pain, but the pain of caged generations.

Yet something sings melodically to me and beckons me to listen with the hope of transformation and healing of my unspeakable pain into beautiful music that only those who have been broken on the wheels of life are able to hear.

War months previous to the attempted murder of Paul Christos, mere miles away in Connecticut, Nelson Cessler arrived at his fiance's apartment after work to find it swarming with various police officials.

At first he thought there had been a robbery or a fire, but to his shock and disbelief he instead found out that his fiance was murdered.

He couldn't get through the police tape so he calmly asked the closest officer if he could get through.

The officer gave him the usual spiel about crime scene integrity, assuming that he was an impatient tenant that wanted to get in.

Nelson tried to call the on say, Annalisa, but got no answer. Then he beckoned the officer again saying that it was his fiance's apartment and he couldn't get her on the phone.

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