One man's search for justice, about one family's search for justice, about one dragon's search for justice for one man.

That's right. It's the final episode of Bloody Law's Bloody Claws. This is The Verdict.

Good morning, Bloody Laws, Bloody Claws.

Hello, everybody. All the people, all the people everywhere that are listening to this.

I want to say hi, especially to you. My name is Meg.

Hello there. A small grouping of you, specifically five or six of you, you know who you are.

It's me, Symphony.

Hello there, you and you alone, everybody else, Earmuffet. I'm Hal. And we are here with Good Morning

Nightvale, the show where we, three actors from Nightvale, recap, welcome to Nightvale,

with some insider information. We share your thoughts and theories and dreams and hopes. And

we are recording this on February the 26th, 2025 year of our flying spaghetti monster, as all of our institutions crumble around us.

We were just speaking before the recording about time.gov, which is a website we use to sync our recordings, and we're concerned about time.gov.

Yeah. Government, don't take our time away. Yeah. The episode description for this episode 177,

Bloody Laws, Bloody Clause is the final episode of the true crime podcast, Bloody Laws, Bloody Clause,

the murder of Frank Chin. Let's talk about it.

Let's talk about it. This episode was written by Joseph Fink. That makes sense because it's just too

silly. It's silly. It's snarky. Yeah. Yes. Yes. He does a theme song. Yep. Which I was

obsessed with. I was laughing so hard.

I was like, yes, Joseph.

It's the new Law and Order podcast cover.

That's what I'm feeling.

I enjoyed every part of this episode because it was just so frigging tongue and cheek.

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