Episode 164

Sword and Scale

Incongruity

History, Society & Culture, True Crime, Documentary

4.0 • 63.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 June 2020

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Orange County California has seen its fair share of bizarre crimes. When Sam Herr, a decorated combat veteran is nowhere to be found and his best friend Julie Kibuishi is discovered dead in Sam’s apartment, police are quick to begin a manhunt. As the investigation continues, more bizarre details begin to emerge, leaving the entire county stunned. The many people affected by this case have learned, if nothing else, that you never truly know who someone is, or what goes through their mind.

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0:00.0	Sword and scale contains adult themes and violence and is not intended for all audiences.
0:06.3	Listener discretion is advised.
0:14.0	You know, murders were taking place and then singing and dancing was taking place.
0:21.9	Hello and welcome the Season 7, Episode 164 of Sword and Scale,
0:27.6	a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.
0:44.6	Yeah. Hey, people are shit.
0:50.2	If you haven't figured that out in the last 163 episodes, it's worth saying again.
0:57.0	They'll do all kinds of things, evil things, when it benefits them. Humans deep down are self-centered, narcissistic, selfish, evil little creatures. Yeah, you are too. So am I.
1:04.9	But most of us find a way to repress that, to push it back, and live normal, civilized lives. But others can't seem to figure that out.
1:16.1	Today's story is about one of those little evil creatures. So keep your playbill handy and
1:22.3	settle into your theater chair. The curtain is rising. Enjoy the show.
1:49.9	To be or not to be.
1:55.6	Thespian culture is a world of its own.
2:02.5	Entire off-stage drama performances occur between cast members, sometimes having an even more titillating storyline than the player musical they're all rehearsing to perform in front
2:07.9	of a real audience on a real stage.
2:11.8	The classic Shakespearean tragedy follows a formula ending with a disastrous conclusion. Usually as a result of the main characters in turn. The
2:20.3	main character's
2:21.3	and then
2:23.3	subsequently succumbing to his or her own negative traits,
2:28.3	the things that we call demons that live within them, so to speak.
2:35.3	We all have them, you know, those demons.
2:40.2	What we once considered very real supernatural beings associated with evil
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