Sword And Scale Rewind

Wanna play a sexy game? Here- put on this blindfold, handcuff yourself to a chair, and then let Ian, Matt and Mike tell you all about the case of Sheila Davalloo.

Ian and Matt discuss the strange behavior of Jake Patterson-- who made an impulsive decision one day to kidnap teenager Jayme Closs. They also break down her incredible escape, reactions from the family, and Mike Boudet's attempts to scare the crap out of us each week.

Father and Son relationships are at the forefront of today’s episode, as the guys discuss the confusing case of James Scandirito II- a man found guilty of dismembering his dad, but not guilty of murdering him.

Ian Bagg and Matt Fondiler uncover the heartwarming world of YouTube rant videos and Joker impressions; and more specifically they break down the ‘war against atheism’ being fought by users Tony48219 and Venom Fang X.

This week, the guys react to the anonymous fan who called in with a story of trauma as a young boy. They also discuss the notion of ‘statute of limitations’, what happened to ‘Surviving This’, and how much things have changed since the 1980s.

The gruesome murder of Bianca Devins is at the heart of this week's episode, so Ian Bagg, Matt Fondiler, and Mike Boudet discuss incels, orbiters, emo culture, and all you twisted folks who look up pictures of dead people.

Ian Bagg, Matt Fondiler, and Sword and Scale creator Mike Boudet break down the case of killer twins Jas and Tas Whitehead-- two out of control teens who don't like being told what to do.

We're going to Vegas, baby!! Mike Boudet joins once again as the guys examine the weird world of Reality TV, TMZ stalkers, and a brutal murder following a poker tournament.

The relaunched, rebooted Rewind has returned… really! This week, co-hosts Ian Bagg and Matt Fondiler are joined by Sword and Scale mastermind Mike Boudet to break down an episode about wrong way drivers, and nerds who watch other nerds play video games.

Dr. Drew calls in to discuss the startling phenomenon of 'targeted individuals'. Plus, Matt and Stefanie comment on Gavin Long's shooting rampage against Baton Rouge police officers.

The answer to a decades-long mystery is literally dug up by the son who always subconsciously knew the truth about his mother's murder.

Stefanie and Matt (aka the 'Forensic Voice Forensics Unit') takes on the case of Mark Duenas, and the importance of sticking together as a family.

Jennifer Asbenson barely escapes death at the hands of Andrew Urdiales, a serial killer with military training. This week, Matt and Stefanie discuss the first episode of Sword and Scale that Matt researched, wrote and produced!

The Murder of Brandy Rosine. After a love triangle takes a very dark turn, the two young suspects go on the run and discover just how much they enjoyed killing. Stefanie and Matt break down yet another super messed up story of Millennial love gone wrong.

Mark Twitchell. Things hit a little too close to home for Matt as he tries to talk with Stefanie about online dating, Dexter obsession, and of course a terrifying murder.

Stefanie and Matt discuss the Anjum Coffland interview, as well as the series of highly disturbing 911 calls that follow.

Emma Walker received a series of frightening texts before she was murdered in her family home. Stefanie and Matt break down this case of an abusive relationship, double crossing friends, and a very upsetting 911 call.

In response to the Christopher Dorner case, Stefanie and Matt invite 'Officer Tim' to talk about the stresses of being a police officer, and the healthiest way to cope with that immense pressure.

Matt and Stefanie break down the case of the Failed Assassin... who turns out to be a lost little boy searching for a father figure. Don't feel sympathy- this is yet another monster who could have turned away before committing an unspeakable act.

The Disappearance of Aleah Beckerle. Redditor theories abound as Stefanie and Matt cover this week's very strange case involving a false confession, and one seriously bizarre kidnapping and murder where the pieces just don't add up.