4. The Book Of Scotty
Digest
The episode begins with Chief Officer Dougie and Frenchy interrogating Kenny Foster, who was working at McCluskey's lumber yard the night Scotty died. Kenny confirms Davey Coil's story and adds a few details, including that Scotty fell down Blueberry Point. Dougie and Frenchy then visit Scotty's apartment, which is in a state of disarray. They find a ledger book with names and numbers, including Rod Lubezky, who was at the Smelt Party the night before. Dougie and Frenchy decide to visit the Lubezky's, hoping to find out more about Scotty's mysterious ledger book.
Outlines
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Interrogation at McCluskey's Lumber Yard
This Chapter focuses on the interrogation of Kenny Foster at McCluskey's lumber yard. Kenny confirms Davey Coil's story and adds a few details, including that Scotty fell down Blueberry Point. He also mentions that he left Scotty passed out at the bottom of the hill and went home by cutting through Old Man Chalikov's yard. Kenny expresses his disbelief at Scotty's death and acknowledges that Scotty was a good person despite their past conflicts.
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Scotty's Apartment and the Mysterious Ledger
This Chapter follows Chief Officer Dougie and Frenchy as they visit Scotty's apartment. They find the apartment in a state of disarray, with magazines, newspapers, and empty beer bottles scattered everywhere. They discover a ledger book with names and numbers, including Rod Lubezky, who was at the Smelt Party the night before. Dougie and Frenchy decide to visit the Lubezky's, hoping to find out more about Scotty's mysterious ledger book.
Keywords
Scotty McDonald
Scotty McDonald is the victim in the murder mystery podcast "Sorry About the Murder." He is described as a somewhat unintelligent but good-natured individual who lived in Old Beaver Mount. His death is the central mystery of the podcast, and the investigation into his death reveals various secrets and connections within the small town.
Chief Officer Dougie
Chief Officer Dougie is a police officer in the fictional town of Beaver Mount. He is investigating the murder of Scotty McDonald and is often seen working alongside his partner, Frenchy. Dougie is portrayed as a somewhat clumsy and bumbling character, but he is dedicated to his job and determined to solve the case.
Frenchy
Frenchy is a police officer in the fictional town of Beaver Mount. He is the partner of Chief Officer Dougie and is often seen assisting him in the investigation of Scotty McDonald's murder. Frenchy is portrayed as a more observant and analytical character than Dougie, and he often provides insights and observations that help move the investigation forward.
Beaver Mount
Beaver Mount is a fictional town in Canada that serves as the setting for the murder mystery podcast "Sorry About the Murder." The town is described as a small, isolated community with a strong sense of community and a history of secrets and scandals. The podcast explores the dynamics of life in Beaver Mount and the impact of Scotty McDonald's death on the town's residents.
Smelt Party
The Smelt Party is a social event that takes place in Beaver Mount. It is a traditional gathering where people come together to catch smelt, a type of small fish, in the local rivers. The Smelt Party is a significant event in the podcast, as it is revealed that Scotty McDonald was at the party the night before his death. The party is also a source of information for Chief Officer Dougie and Frenchy, as they learn about the people who were present and the events that took place.
Rod Lubezky
Rod Lubezky is a character in the murder mystery podcast "Sorry About the Murder." He is mentioned in Scotty McDonald's mysterious ledger book, which leads Chief Officer Dougie and Frenchy to visit him. Rod Lubezky is described as a resident of Beaver Mount who was at the Smelt Party the night before Scotty's death. His connection to Scotty and the events of the Smelt Party are still being investigated.
Ledger Book
The ledger book is a mysterious object found in Scotty McDonald's apartment. It contains names and numbers, suggesting that Scotty was keeping track of something. The ledger book is a key piece of evidence in the investigation into Scotty's death, as it provides clues about his relationships and activities. The ledger book is also a source of intrigue and speculation, as its contents are not fully understood.
Q&A
What new information does Kenny Foster provide about Scotty's death?
Kenny confirms Davey Coil's story and adds that Scotty fell down Blueberry Point. He also mentions that he left Scotty passed out at the bottom of the hill and went home by cutting through Old Man Chalikov's yard.
What is the significance of the ledger book found in Scotty's apartment?
The ledger book contains names and numbers, suggesting that Scotty was keeping track of something. It provides clues about his relationships and activities and is a key piece of evidence in the investigation into his death.
Who is Rod Lubezky and why is he important to the investigation?
Rod Lubezky is a character mentioned in Scotty's ledger book. He was at the Smelt Party the night before Scotty's death, and his connection to Scotty and the events of the party are still being investigated.
Show Notes
Frenchie unearths a brewing dispute around a rusted ski-doo...and some hard evidence.
Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.
Narrator: Tom Goudie
Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay
Announcer: Natalie Antaya
Recording, Mix, Sound Design: Adam Ive
Music: Oliver Wickham
Production: Dana Gadsden
Executive Producer: Steve Gadsden
Artwork: Michel Lang
Created, Written and Directed by Drew Frohmann
Many thanks to Steve Gadsden, Jake Bogoch, Tom Goudie, Michel Lang, Andy Burdenay, Laura Waters, and Adrian Newbould.
Special acknowledgement to Elder Waupoos and Laverne Lewis of the Ojibwe First Nation for their advice and approval.
Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production and was recorded at TA2 Sound + Music in the Sodom and Gomorrah of Toronto, Ontario.
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