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Episode 9: The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976) with Jared Warner
Well gals and ghouls, the holiday season is upon us. And you know what that means: it's the most wonderful time for a little true crime. Hide from the family and listen to Jake and Trisha debunk the murderous "true" tale of The Town That Dreaded Sundown. Did all those couples really get killed down on lovers' lane? Were their age differences actually that upsetting? There's only one way to find out.
This week, our deadly duo is joined by their good friend Jared Warner, Senior Editor of The Dad, one of the creators/writers/actors of Jared Posts A Personal and Commuters, a member of hibernating sketch comedy group Murderfist, and a regular guest on The Jon Twitcherman Sketch Program. As of writing this, he has just won a $50 bonus at work for writing an article about a Star Wars thing, and this is his proudest professional achievement, by far. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter: @captainouterspace
Listen, if you dare.
Music by Chad Fjerstad and Jacob Israel.
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Well gals and ghouls, the holiday season is upon us. And you know what that means: it's the most wonderful time for a little true crime. Hide from the family and listen to Jake and Trisha debunk the murderous "true" tale of The Town That Dreaded Sundown. Did all those couples really get killed down on lovers' lane? Were their age differences actually that upsetting? There's only one way to find out.
This week, our deadly duo is joined by their good friend Jared Warner, Senior Editor of The Dad, one of the creators/writers/actors of Jared Posts A Personal and Commuters, a member of hibernating sketch comedy group Murderfist, and a regular guest on The Jon Twitcherman Sketch Program. As of writing this, he has just won a $50 bonus at work for writing an article about a Star Wars thing, and this is his proudest professional achievement, by far. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter: @captainouterspace
Listen, if you dare.
Music by Chad Fjerstad and Jacob Israel.