Real Life Real Crime

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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton covers serial killers, violent teenagers, hidden surveillance devices, wrongful conviction concerns, and why cold cases should never be forgotten.
Woody opens the episode reminding listeners to continue supporting and sharing:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 Justice for Barbara Blount
👉 Justice for Bradley
👉 313-RLRC-TIP
He also reminds listeners about the upcoming Real Life Real Crime live event at the Southeastern Livingston Center on July 18th.
“This Day in History” focuses on infamous serial killer Albert Fish, whose crimes involving children shocked the country during the early 1900s.
Additional stories include:
Woody reading portions of Albert Fish’s horrifying confession letter involving the murder of Grace Budd
Three juveniles arrested after a violent shooting spree across Austin, Texas that injured multiple victims and struck fire stations
New warnings from California law enforcement about burglars hiding surveillance cameras in bushes and yards to monitor homeowners before break-ins
An Arkansas man arrested after allegedly threatening to commit a mass shooting at Walmart during online gaming conversations tied to fears about another pandemic lockdown
A possible wrongful conviction case involving Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip, whose conviction was overturned after prosecutors allegedly allowed false testimony during trial
Kim Kardashian helping pay Glossip’s bond while he awaits retrial
A nearly 40-year-old cold case murder solved after Maine investigators arrested a suspect in the killing of 23-year-old Alice Hawks
Woody discussing why tips, persistence, and community involvement are critical in solving long-unsolved murder cases
Woody closes the episode with an emotional reminder that murder victims are real people with families who still deserve answers — no matter how much time has passed.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Madison Reminder
05:00 This Day in History – Albert Fish
18:00 Grace Budd Confession Letter
34:00 Austin Teen Shooting Spree
45:00 Hidden Cameras Used by Burglars
54:00 Walmart Threat During Online Gaming
01:05:00 Richard Glossip Released on Bond
01:20:00 Maine Cold Case Arrest After 39 Years
01:34:00 Why Cold Cases Matter
01:45:00 Justice for Victims and Closing Thoughts
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton covers murder, cult beliefs, animal cruelty, serial killers, and the brutal reality of violent crime across the country.
Woody opens the episode with continued reminders to share and support:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 Justice for Stephanie
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“This Day in History” focuses on Harvey Kerrigan, a serial killer who used newspaper personal ads to lure women before raping and murdering them.
Additional stories include:
Prosecutors considering the death penalty again after Alex Murdaugh won a new trial on appeal
A 68-year-old Atlanta man accused of stabbing another man after becoming enraged by sexual comments made while the two were drinking together
A horrifying Texas case involving an occult-worshipping mother accused of killing her disabled 6-year-old son because she believed he was possessed by a demon
Investigators discovering human remains behind the family’s former home after the mother and her husband fled to India
A large-scale Louisiana animal cruelty case where dozens of severely neglected dogs were rescued from horrific living conditions near Greensburg, Louisiana
A bizarre wildlife trafficking case involving smugglers caught attempting to hide live monkeys in their underwear while traveling through an airport in Colombia
A Texas man pleading guilty after shooting and killing a bald eagle, a federally protected animal
A Pennsylvania father arrested after his 7-year-old son called 911 because he was left alone in a vehicle while his father gambled inside a convenience store
A Massachusetts husband sentenced to life in prison after stabbing his wife to death when she planned to leave him
The terrifying story of the Railroad Killer, Ángel Maturino Reséndiz, and the incredible survival story of Holly Dunn — the only known victim to survive his attacks
Woody closes the episode by reflecting on the strength of survivors, the evil behind violent offenders, and why victims and their families should never be forgotten.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Madison Update
04:00 This Day in History – Harvey Kerrigan
10:00 Alex Murdaugh Death Penalty Discussion
21:00 Atlanta Stabbing Case
28:00 Occult Mother Accused of Killing Son
44:00 Louisiana Animal Cruelty Rescue
53:00 Monkey Smuggling Case
01:01:00 Bald Eagle Shooting Case
01:08:00 Child Left in Vehicle While Father Gambled
01:16:00 Massachusetts Domestic Violence Murder
01:27:00 The Railroad Killer Story
01:45:00 Holly Dunn Survives the Railroad Killer
01:58:00 Final Thoughts and Closing
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In Part 2 of Woody Overton’s conversation with attorney C. D’Aquila, the discussion continues surrounding the Jacob Mansell case, custody rulings, criminal allegations, and the public backlash that exploded across social media after recent media reports aired.
Woody and D’Aquila discuss what happened after the court granted temporary custody of the children back to Jacob Mansell following findings from court-appointed professionals and forensic evaluations.
Topics discussed include:
The April 29th custody hearing involving Judge Betsy Jones
Why Dr. Alan Taylor reportedly called this “the worst case of parental alienation” he had ever seen
Parenting coordinators and counselors ordered by the court to help the family moving forward
Allegations that the oldest child later apologized to her father and recanted previous accusations
Media coverage surrounding the case and frustrations with one-sided reporting
Why D’Aquila says he rarely speaks publicly about ongoing cases
Public criticism and social media attacks aimed at Judge Betsy Jones and Judge Sidney Walker
Woody’s strong defense of both judges and the judicial system
Concerns involving repeated questioning of children outside proper CAC procedures
Why D’Aquila believes the affidavit used for the arrest warrant failed to include critical information
The upcoming preliminary examination and future court hearings
Woody’s thoughts on false allegations, justice, and why “innocent until proven guilty” still matters
Woody also spends part of the episode discussing Louisiana Constitutional Amendment 5, which would raise the mandatory retirement age for judges from 70 to 75, arguing that experienced judges remain valuable to the justice system.
Throughout the episode, Woody repeatedly stresses that protecting children is the top priority while also warning listeners not to rush to judgment based only on headlines or social media outrage.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Part 2
03:00 April 29th Custody Hearing
08:00 Parenting Coordinators and Counseling Orders
13:00 Child Reportedly Recants Allegations
18:00 Media Coverage and Public Backlash
26:00 Woody Defends the Judges
34:00 Social Media “Keyboard Warriors”
42:00 Concerns About Police Interviews
50:00 Upcoming Preliminary Hearing
58:00 Why Innocent Until Proven Guilty Matters
01:06:00 Louisiana Constitutional Amendment 5
01:18:00 Madison Case Reminder and Closing Thoughts
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In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton takes a different approach and dives into the controversial Jacob Mansell case with defense attorney C. D’Aquila.
Woody explains that he normally stays away from politics and ongoing court cases, but after social media exploded with reactions to recent news coverage, he felt listeners needed to hear another side of the story.
Woody and D’Aquila break down the timeline surrounding the custody battle, allegations made during family court proceedings, and the criminal charges later filed against Jacob Mansell.
Topics discussed include:
The original custody dispute between Jacob Mansell and his ex-wife
Protective orders filed during the custody battle
Allegations involving inappropriate touching made against the child’s grandfather
Multiple CAC (Child Advocacy Center) interviews conducted during the investigation
Concerns documented by investigators and the care team about possible coaching or outside influence
Why detectives repeatedly interviewing the child outside CAC procedures raises major concerns
Court-appointed forensic psychologist Dr. Alan Taylor’s findings regarding severe parental alienation
Claims that the children appeared completely normal around their father before suddenly becoming hysterical around their mother
The affidavit used to obtain arrest warrants for sexual battery and second-degree rape charges
Why D’Aquila believes the affidavit left out critical information from earlier interviews
Judge Betsy Jones later reversing custody arrangements and returning temporary custody of the children back to the father
Throughout the episode, Woody repeatedly stresses the importance of protecting children while also making sure investigations follow proper procedures designed to prevent outside influence and unreliable testimony.
Woody also explains how emotional reactions from parents during custody disputes can unintentionally influence children over time.
This is Part 1 of Woody’s conversation with attorney C. D’Aquila.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Jacob Mansell Case
02:00 Why Woody Is Covering This Case
05:00 Custody Battle and Protective Orders
10:00 Allegations Against the Grandfather
15:00 First CAC Interviews and Investigation
21:00 Detectives Repeatedly Interview the Child
28:00 Dr. Alan Taylor’s Evaluation
35:00 Understanding Parental Alienation
44:00 Additional Allegations Surface
52:00 Arrest Warrant and Criminal Charges
01:02:00 Concerns About the Affidavit
01:10:00 Judge Reverses Custody Arrangement
01:16:00 Preview of Part 2
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton discusses how social media, public pressure, and modern culture continue influencing crime, investigations, and public opinion.
Woody opens by continuing to ask listeners to share and support:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 #JusticeforBradley
👉 #JusticeforAO
👉 #JusticeforHailey
👉 #JusticeforBarbaraBlount
“This Day in History” focuses on the 2017 murder and dismemberment of Piset Chhay, whose accused killer fled to Cambodia and remains on the FBI Most Wanted list with a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
Additional stories include:
The South Carolina Supreme Court overturning the murder convictions of Alex Murdaugh due to improper jury influence involving former court clerk Becky Hill
Woody’s reaction to the Murdoch retrial and why he still believes the outcome will remain the same
A Planet Fitness controversy involving a woman who was banned after reporting a biological male inside a women’s locker room
A Michigan newlywed sentenced after intentionally running over and killing his best friend following his wedding celebration
Updates involving the disappearance of Nancy Gunthrey and growing criticism of the sheriff leading the investigation
Questions surrounding alleged perjury and a no-confidence vote tied to the sheriff handling Nancy Gunthrey’s case
A growing national issue involving squatters illegally occupying homes while property owners struggle to remove them through the court system
Viral anti-squatter activist “Flash Shelton” and his efforts to help homeowners reclaim their property
Woody closes the episode by discussing justice, accountability, and how victims and their families are often forgotten while politics and public controversy take center stage.
He also gives a proud shoutout to his son for graduating with a master’s degree in business from University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Madison Updates
05:00 This Day in History – Piset Chhay Murder
10:00 Alex Murdoch Convictions Overturned
28:00 Planet Fitness Locker Room Controversy
45:00 Michigan Groom Runs Over Best Friend
57:00 Nancy Gunthrey Investigation Updates
01:12:00 Sheriff Perjury Allegations
01:24:00 Squatter Rights and Viral Homeowner Cases
01:40:00 Flash Shelton and Anti-Squatter Activism
01:52:00 Final Thoughts and Graduation Shoutout
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