| Way to Die #124 | |
|---|---|
| "Bibli-killed" | |
| Name of the death is a pun on "biblical" and "killed" | |
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| "Here's one for all you bible students out there: All come from dust, and to dust all return. Caleb and Jacob lied... and got burned." (US Version) "A word of advice to all biblical scholars: From dust we came and to dust we return. Caleb and Jacob lied... and to the hell they went." (Translated LAT Version) | |
| Date | June 6, 2006 |
| Location | Hancock, Iowa |
| Episode this death was featured in |
"Dead Wrongs" |
| Deaths | |
| Previous "Tali-Bombed" |
Next "Love Bugged" |
"Bibli-killed", Way to Die #124, is the second death featured in "Dead Wrongs" which aired on September 28, 2010.
Plot
Con artists Caleb and Jacob pose as preachers who travel by car with a box of unread giveaway bibles in order to disguise their true intentions; having sex with females they meet.
One day, the duostop at a farm to "save another soul" and meet Emmy Lou, the farmer's granddaughter. While the two take turns in having sex with her, the farmer's wife overhears the noise and chases the two scammers with a shotgun. Caleb and Jacob escape and find shelter inside a grain silo, planning to flee as the farmer's wife leaves. However, they are barely able to see anything in the darkness, causing Caleb to use his lighter for light.
"It's come a time for everyone lost soul's lifes, when what need most, it's a light to shine in the darkness. This isn't one of them."
However, as he activates it, the flame ignites all the grain particles in the air around them, causing the silo around them to explode with much power as three sticks of dynamite, killing them both, which results in severed and blackened bodies.
As Emmy Lou is devastated by their deaths, the farmer's wife gloats at their death saying, "A waste of good corn."
Casts and Interviewees
- Kenlyn Kanouse - Farmer's
- Peyton McCormick - Emmy Lou
- Manuel Schuster - Farmer
Trivia
- The date this death happened is June 6th, 2006, which was 6/6/06 (or 6-6-6). It is a reference to the biblical "Number of the Beast" (666) from the Book of Revelations.
- Also the same date as Titty Titty Bang Bang and Info-Pain-Ment.
Segment Nicknames
- E-I-E-I-OWW (not to be confused with E-I-E-I-Oww!) (Spike TV)
- E-I-E-I -OUCH!
