Episode 40

Sword and Scale Rewind

Incongruity

True Crime, Comedy

3.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2018

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Charles Cullen may have been the most prolific serial killer in American history-- murdering at least 40 victims over 16 years in 9 different hospitals. Producer Matt Fondiler guest hosts this not-so-historical episode about a serial killer nurse, and the broken system that allowed him to continue his rampage.

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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	Emersing 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 Karola 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	Welcome back to Sword and Scale Rewind, the show where we break down all the episodes of our favorite podcasts, Sword and Scale.
0:58.0	And we share our thoughts, our opinions, our judgments, maybe some additional info if you get lucky.
1:03.0	I'm Matt Fondalear here once again with Stephanie Wilder Taylor, Lynette Karola.
1:07.0	Hello, hi Matt.
1:08.0	Hello.
1:09.0	I love it when Matt does our episodes.
1:10.0	I did too.
1:11.0	I feel like it's like story time when you can like grow up with some cocoa.
1:14.0	Grow blank in by the fire.
1:15.0	It's true.
1:16.0	Tell us a story Matt.
1:17.0	Tell you a heartwarming tale of a nurse who serialized murdered people.
1:22.0	So we're talking about...
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