Episode 48

Sword and Scale

Incongruity

History, Society & Culture, True Crime, Documentary

4.0 • 63.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2015

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

In Episode 48 we revisit many of the stories we've previously covered on Sword and Scale and fill you in on what has happened with in each case. We start with alleged theater shooter Curtis Reeves who is accused of shooting and killing Chad Oulson after a disagreement about texting during the previews of a movie. We then move on to the story of Vince Li, a schizophrenic man who suddenly without provocation beheaded Timothy McLean on a Greyhound bus. Then we jump over to South Africa, for an update to the Oscar Pistorius case, and the lackadaisical sentencing of this self admitted killer. We then ride the rollercoaster of twists and turns in the Holly Bobo case and discuss the various cast of strange characters accused of being involved with her murder. Such a jam-packed episode demands a strong opening act. We bring you one with a one-on-one interview with Noreen Gosch, who's son Johnny was abducted in 1982 and subsequently became the central piece of the Franklin Credit Scandle Conspiracy. We talk to her and director David Beilinson about his new film "Who Took Johnny?"

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0:00.0	Sword and Scale contains adult themes and violence.
0:03.0	It is not intended for all audiences.
0:05.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:08.0	Hello everyone.
0:13.0	Milk cartons with pictures of missing children have become commonplace,
0:17.0	but the very first boy ever to be placed on a milk carton 10 years ago is still
0:22.2	missing. His name is Johnny Gosh.
0:44.7	Welcome to Sword and Scale, 48, a show that reveals that the worst monsters are real. Well, it was a hell of a week. I had three different episodes I was working on simultaneously.
1:03.3	With three different interviews scheduled this week, I could have pretty much picked either one of those to finish putting together, editing, mixing, and presenting
1:11.9	to you. But at the last minute, all three interviews fell through. The backup to my backup
1:18.3	canceled. So I was faced with either not putting out a show out this week or going back to
1:23.3	the drawing board and working on a brand new idea from scratch.
1:30.6	Well, there's a show this week, so guess what I did?
1:34.9	In this episode, we're going to go back to all the previous stories we've told you over the last year and a half that were left open-ended, all the stories that were left in limbo and tell you
1:40.7	exactly what has occurred since then.
1:42.8	We'll fill you in on any missing gaps
1:44.8	and give you a more complete picture of the bigger story. That means if you're listening to this
1:50.1	right now, you should probably have already listened to every episode prior to this. Otherwise,
1:54.6	you may be a bit lost, since we're going to go ahead and assume you've already heard all the
1:58.5	base stories. And I was also able to squeeze in
2:01.4	a special treat at the last minute. One of the more popular stories we've ever told here on
2:05.8	Sword and Scale is that of the Johnny Gosh kidnapping and the Franklin scandal and cover-up in
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