SAS 100 - Never Trust a Dead Body

from Inspired Incompetence · host Swiss Army Scorpion

Holy crap, we've been doing this for 100 episodes already?! In a crazy turn this time around, the gang has discovered some corpses washed up on a beach that are not what they seem. Are they ever really what they seem, though? As always, please remember to subscribe, rate, and review us in your podcast distributor of choice. If you want to get in contact with us you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook, check out our website at SwissArmyScorpion.com to learn more about us, or shoot us an email at [email protected]. You can also now support us on Patreon at Patreon.com/swissarmyscorpion and join the conversation on Discord from the link on our website. If you want early access to our show, our $10 tier on Patreon will allow you to listen to the show every Tuesday instead of having to wait all the way until Fridays. Thanks and enjoy the show!

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