Episode 19 - Hevian Police Department Illegally Sold the Bodies of the Victims of Siegfried's Day to the Black Market
About this episode
Alex reflects on survival and trauma during a trip with friends after a shocking discovery about Sebastian Wallace.
After finding out that Sebastian Wallace has spent the last 47 years wearing cufflinks made from the horns of Kingsley's cousin, Alex takes a small break and goes on a trip with Devin, Margaret, and Caroline. During the trip, Alex ruminates on what it means to survive in a world determined to kill you and your friends. CW: White people struggling to understand colonialism, mass death, selling body parts, colonial violence, police brutality and violence, alcoholism, ceremony to honor victims of police violence, loss of bodily autonomy, inability to claim body of loved ones, loss of loved ones, trauma Transcript Check out our website for episode extras. Song and Sound Credit Follow us on @FerdarianGazette on Instagram and on Bluesky Support the Ferdarian Gazette on KO-FI
More episodes of Say I Slew Them Not: An Adult Queer Fantasy Noir Podcast
- Episode 22 - The Crossnic Church Sends Their Holy Assassins, the Ajokanyi, to Bearcaska
- Episode 21 - Hundreds gather in Founder’s Square to protest the trial and the police's conduct on Siegfried's Day
- Episode 20 - Lead Prosecutor in Kingsley's Trial Takes Own Life. Trial Put on Hold
- Episode 18 - Bombings Damage Shairley Prison and Defense's Office
- Episode 17 - Bearcaska Police Re-Open Investigation into Officer's Conduct During Siegfried's Day and Determine Their Officers Acted Appropriately
- Episode 16 - Senator Tossier: "People Always Ask Why Are You Ilkhatal So Violent. No One Ever Asks Why is the State Violent?"
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