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Rewind with Karen & Georgia - 86: Live at the Enmore Theatre

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Rewind with Karen & Georgia - 86: Live at the Enmore Theatre mentions The Shark Arm Murders by Alex Castles, Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders by Philip Roop and Kevin Meager, The Dictionary, and The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

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And then Aunt Thallie found a shark arm.

a book called shark arm a colon a shark a tattooed arm and two unsolved murders was published... the authors Philip Roop and Kevin Meager

So he becomes a street magician and whoop, whoop, whoop, switches them around, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, takes the tea that he saw her…

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The Shark Arm Murders
Alex Castles

The hosts bring up The Shark Arm Murders as an especially bizarre and eventful true crime case, expressing fascinatio…

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Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders
Philip Roop and Kevin Meager

The host briefly mentions a 2020 book that covers the historical Shark Arm case to note its publication and authorshi…

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The Dictionary

The hosts discuss a historical thallium poisoning case involving a suspicious woman who laced tea and was later suspe…

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The Da Vinci Code
Dan Brown

The speaker is actively searching for a specific book title and briefly utters 'Da Vinci code' while scanning for it.…

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The Bible

The hosts briefly mention a book while recounting a historical poisoning case involving thallium and an elderly suspe…

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  • The conversation centers on book search.
  • A second recurring theme is murder trial history.
  • Referenced books include The Shark Arm Murders by Alex Castles and Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders by Philip Roop and Kevin Meager.
  • The strongest audience signal points to True crime fans who like bizarre, sensational historical cases and Listeners interested in true crime and historical mysteries.

Which books are mentioned in Rewind with Karen & Georgia - 86: Live at the Enmore Theatre?

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True crime fans who like bizarre, sensational historical casesListeners interested in true crime and historical mysteriesTrue crime readers interested in historical poisoning casesgeneral readers or listeners who recognize popular thrillersTrue crime listeners interested in historical poisoning cases

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The Shark Arm Murders cover
Best for True crime fans who like bizarre, sensational historical casesOften cited around shark arm discovery

Mentioned by a speaker: 'there's a guy named alex castles who's a professor and he wrote a book in 1995 called the shark arm murders which everyone should read'.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: True crime fans who like bizarre, sensational historical cases
Key quote: And then Aunt Thallie found a shark arm.
The hosts bring up The Shark Arm Murders as an especially bizarre and eventful true crime case, expressing fascination with its many strange elements. They mention wanting to cover it on their show, describe the dramatic opening incident (a shark regurgitating an arm), and set up storytelling around the 1935 fishing event at the beach.
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Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders cover
Best for Listeners interested in true crime and historical mysteriesOften cited around Shark arm case

Mentioned as a 2020 book about the case: 'a book called shark arm a colon a shark a tattooed arm and two unsolved murders was published... the authors Philip Roop and Kevin Meager'.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Listeners interested in true crime and historical mysteries
Key quote: a book called shark arm a colon a shark a tattooed arm and two unsolved murders was published... the authors Philip Roop and Kevin Meager
The host briefly mentions a 2020 book that covers the historical Shark Arm case to note its publication and authorship. The reference is used to point listeners toward a recent account of the events rather than to critique or deeply analyze the book's content.
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The Dictionary cover
Best for True crime readers interested in historical poisoning casesOften cited around poisoning case

Speaker says 'It's called the dictionary' while recalling a book at line [1035]-[1036].

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: True crime readers interested in historical poisoning cases
Key quote: So he becomes a street magician and whoop, whoop, whoop, switches them around, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, takes the tea that he saw her lace, pours it in what I'm assuming is a bottle, I don't know, and fucking takes it home with him, brings it to her house, goes to the police and they test it.
The hosts discuss a historical thallium poisoning case involving a suspicious woman who laced tea and was later suspected of multiple deaths after exhumations found poison. They mention a book called "The Dictionary" in passing while recounting trial details and evidence that led to convictions and dropped charges.
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Best for general readers or listeners who recognize popular thrillersOften cited around book search

Speaker searches for a book title, mentions 'Da Vinci code' at lines [1039]-[1042].

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
Trigger: book search
For: general readers or listeners who recognize popular thrillers
Key quote: Da Vinci code
The speaker is actively searching for a specific book title and briefly utters 'Da Vinci code' while scanning for it. The mention is incidental and not expanded on, serving only to identify the sought book.
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The Bible cover
Best for True crime listeners interested in historical poisoning casesOften cited around murder trial history

Speaker lists books and says 'The Bible' at line [1036]-[1037].

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: True crime listeners interested in historical poisoning cases
Key quote: She said police had pressured her relatives to convict her.
The hosts briefly mention a book while recounting a historical poisoning case involving thallium and an elderly suspected poisoner. The book reference is thrown in casually as they compare titles before returning to details of the trial and outcomes.
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The Shark Arm Murders
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark · 1:08:52
And then Aunt Thallie found a shark arm.
Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark · 1:14:23
a book called shark arm a colon a shark a tattooed arm and two unsolved murders was published... the authors Philip Roop and Kevin Meager
The Dictionary
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark · 37:56
So he becomes a street magician and whoop, whoop, whoop, switches them around, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, takes the tea that he saw her…
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The Shark Arm Murders cover
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The Shark Arm Murders
Alex Castles

The hosts bring up The Shark Arm Murders as an especially bizarre and eventful true crime case, expressing fascination with its many strange elemen…

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Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders cover
Mentioned at 1:14:23
Shark Arm: A Shark, a Tattooed Arm, and Two Unsolved Murders
Philip Roop and Kevin Meager

The host briefly mentions a 2020 book that covers the historical Shark Arm case to note its publication and authorship. The reference is used to po…

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The Dictionary cover
Mentioned at 37:56
The Dictionary

The hosts discuss a historical thallium poisoning case involving a suspicious woman who laced tea and was later suspected of multiple deaths after…

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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned

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Jaws

Confidence: 95%

Speaker exclaims 'Jaws is here' referring to a huge shark appearing while recounting a fisherman story.