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What's your name?

Blood?

You don't know.

We're back.

This is season 7, episode 154 of Sword and Scale, a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.

We know we've kept you waiting for a while, so we're going to cut right to the chase, get right into the story, which I think you're going to find incredibly interesting.

But welcome back for our 7th season. We're so excited to have you back for our 7th year.

It was a chilly evening on March 22nd, 2018, in Monomony.

March in Wisconsin usually brings consistent cold days and even colder nights.

90-year-old Don Cippul was relaxing inside of his rural, single-story home near Monomony that late afternoon, probably preparing to eat his dinner, maybe watch a little jeopardy, when he heard a knock on the door.

Don got up and opened the door to find a young, thin, bloodied and muddy girl hyperventilating and crying on his doorstep.

She said she'd been attacked and her appearance matched up with her story.

Don knew he had to get her to the hospital, but, and this is a good thing to remember if you ever find yourself in a similar situation, he knew that he shouldn't be the one to drive her himself.

He didn't know this woman or where she came from.

He didn't know if she was dangerous, mentally unstable, or even telling the truth about what happened to her, so he promptly called 911 for guidance and an ambulance.

The time was 4.15pm.

I'm 29-11, what's the other side of the emergency? This is Don Cippul calling and I have a young lady that just came to my house and some of the attacker, they had to use the doctor, her clothes are all torn and...

What is the address you were at?

We have 76-14, 430 if I have no. And is she injured? Yes, she's injured, her... all of this kind of got some blood around it and her toes are all torn.

Okay, and she's by herself. She's by herself, she wants to my house here just recently.

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