The Poisoners' Cabinet

Ep 307 - George Bailey & The Squeaky Wagon Wheel

The Poisoners' Cabinet

Show Notes

Ep 307 is loose! And it's a tale of farming, drinking and murder most foul as we discover what happened to George Bailey... Why was there such trouble on George's farm? What happened on the bridge at night? And is this one of the weirdest cocktails we've had? The secret ingredient is...a wooden bridge! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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