Episode 36

Sword and Scale

Incongruity

History, Society & Culture, True Crime, Documentary

4.0 • 63.8K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2015

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Timothy Wesley McCorquodale had a rage in him that was uncontrollable. Like a loose cannon he could go off at any minute, unleashing mayhem an any poor unsuspecting soul that happened to cross him. The horror he would subject 17-year-old Donna Marie Dixon to in 1974, is unfathomable to this day. This week, we are joined once again by Jason Lucky Morrow, author and webmaster from the popular true-crime site HistoricalCrimeDetective.com to discuss this disturbing case from the past. We also take a virtual tour of Washington DC's Crime Museum, formerly known as the National Museum of Crime & Punishment, with it's Chief Operating Officer Janine Vaccarello. This is a unique exhibit, sure to be of interest to Sword and Scale fans.

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0:00.0	Sword and Scale contains adult themes and violence. It is not intended for all audiences.
0:05.2	Listener discretion is advised.
0:07.6	The Superior Court of Fuling County, the state of Georgia, the state of Georgia versus Timothy
0:11.9	W. McAulkendale, case number 8, 20205. It is considered order in a judge by this court
0:17.8	that within a time period commencing at noon on the 21st day of September
0:21.4	1987 and ending seven days later at noon on the 28th day of September 1987 the defendant
0:27.8	Timothy W. McCorkinale shall be executed by the Department of Corrections as such penal
0:32.4	institution and on such a time and date within the aforementioned time period as may be designated
0:36.7	by said department all in accordance of the laws of Georgia.
0:48.7	Welcome to episode 36 of Sword and Scale, a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real.
1:15.9	In this episode, a shocking and brutal case from the past,
1:22.5	1974 to be exact, told by the master of historical crime, Jason Lucky Morrow,
1:25.4	from historicalcrime detective.com.
1:29.8	Plus, we'll take you on a tour of the National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington, D.C.,
1:31.6	with its chief operating officer,
1:33.8	Janine Vaccarello.
1:35.6	You won't want to miss a second of it.
1:37.8	So stay tuned for this episode
1:39.3	of Sword and Scale.
1:55.6	... sword and scale. My name's Jason Lucky Morrow, and I'm the webmaster for historical crime detective.com. That's a blog that
2:02.7	pretty much focuses on unknown criminals, forgotten crimes, forgot criminals. I try to look for the
2:08.2	ones that are really obscure, ones you've never heard about. My motive for that is that I got
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