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Even with everything said and done, you know, I know the body is burned and things like that, okay?

You can still see whether or not there's any kind of marks or anything.

I don't know if you forgot about us, but we're still alive and kicking.

Right here.

It's season 12, episode 284 of the award-winning Sword and Scale podcast, a show that reveals

that the worst monsters are real. Well, we're doing a lot in case you haven't noticed.

Our new podcast that we launched last month is

wrapping up real soon. This doesn't happen to people like me is still

available on Apple and Spotify and on this platform, sordonscale.com, if you want to get it.

Also, if you haven't seen our TV show, our award-winning TV show, and the reason I keep saying award-winning is because we've won a lot of awards, and we're very proud of it for what we've done here.

Go check it out.

Episode 12, the story of Trina Heish.

I mean, these shows that we're doing, this is some of the best true crime I think you'll find in the world.

Because we put our whole heart and soul into it.

We've been doing this now for 11 years.

And if you haven't figured out by now, it's a passion.

So go check it out. So go check it out. The During the early morning hours of December 30th, 2011, some Good Samaritans were driving down the Gainesville Raceway and noticed a brushfire just off the side of the road.

Smoke billowed in the dawn as they pulled their vehicle closer and called police.

When the cops arrived on the scene, they quickly realized that this wasn't just a brushfire.

The contents of the flames were clearly human.

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