Episode 35

Sword and Scale Rewind

Incongruity

True Crime, Comedy

3.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2018

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

The sad story of quadruple amputee Sean Petrozzino is up first in this episode of Sword and Scale Rewind. Later, Stefanie and Lynette listen to a bizarrely candid interview with killer Angela M. Simpson.

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0:00.0	January 1, 2014.
0:04.0	A new show is born.
0:07.0	Unlike anything else, it will go on to revolutionize true crime story telling.
0:15.0	Emerson listeners into the horrors of reality.
0:19.0	Its name?
0:22.0	Sword and Scale.
0:26.0	It's a show that can't be heard just once.
0:31.0	And now, true crime enthusiasts, Lynette Carola and Stephanie Wilder Taylor will be your companions on a journey to recap, analyze and dissect the best goddamn true crime show ever made.
0:45.0	This is Sword and Scale Rewind.
0:50.0	Hey everybody, welcome to Sword and Scale Rewind.
0:55.0	The show where we break down every episode of our favorite podcast, Sword and Scale, episode by episode.
1:02.0	And we give you our thoughts and opinions and judgments about it.
1:07.0	Today, we're talking about episode 35.
1:11.0	Which I thought was a good episode.
1:13.0	It was. It was very interesting.
1:16.0	Very sad. The first story was sad.
1:19.0	This is, um, hi Matt.
1:22.0	Hey, hey, how's it going?
1:24.0	Pretty good. How are you?
1:26.0	I'm doing good. I'm looking forward to breaking this one down.
1:28.0	No nightmares.
1:30.0	No, not since last time. I'm doing pretty good.
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