Episode 75

Sword and Scale Rewind

Incongruity

True Crime, Comedy

3.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 October 2018

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

The Gainsville Ripper. Matt and Stefanie cover the rare Serial Killer episode, featuring decapitated corpses, wrongfully accused suspects, and a strange little love story to boot!

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0:00.0	January 1, 2014.
0:04.0	A new show is born.
0:07.0	Unlike anything else,
0:10.0	it will go on to revolutionize true crime storytelling.
0:15.0	Emersing listeners into the horrors of reality.
0:19.0	Its name?
0:22.0	Sword and Scale.
0:25.0	It's a show that can't be heard just once.
0:28.0	This is Sword and Scale Rewind.
0:32.0	Welcome back everybody to Sword and Scale Rewind Episode 75.
0:38.0	We are your hosts. I'm Adfondleer and with me as always.
0:42.0	Stephanie Wilder Taylor.
0:44.0	And we're here to talk to you guys about Sword and Scale, perhaps the greatest show of all time.
0:48.0	So good.
0:49.0	It's so good and this is an amazing episode, the rare serial killer episode.
0:53.0	I know he doesn't really focus on serial killers too much.
0:57.0	I mean, listen, I think his tagline, the worst monsters are real.
1:01.0	I love the little intimate, you know, someone you least expect.
1:05.0	Does something really terrible to somebody else.
1:07.0	That's a great episode, but this is right out of a movie.
1:10.0	This is a movie.
1:12.0	This episode was so good that I listened to it originally and then because we were doing our episode,
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