Real Life Real Crime

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton and Cyndi Overton walk listeners through multiple cases that highlight how violence and betrayal can emerge in places people expect to feel safe.The episode opens with updates and discussion surrounding a caregiver abuse case, emphasizing the emotional toll placed on families who trust others with the care of their loved ones. The hosts address the need for accountability and continued advocacy as investigations move forward.The conversation then turns to an attempted murder allegedly sparked by jealousy and rage connected to social media activity, illustrating how online disputes can escalate into real-world violence. From there, the episode examines a fatal home invasion involving a teacher, underscoring the vulnerability of victims even inside their own homes.Additional cases include the theft of valuable sports memorabilia, raising concerns about safe transactions and collector-targeted crimes, followed by a deadly shooting at a biker bar that demonstr

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton and Cyndi Overton walk listeners through multiple cases that reveal how violence, neglect, and systemic challenges intersect within the criminal justice system.The episode begins with updates and discussion surrounding inmate phone calls, examining how recorded jail communications can provide critical insight into criminal behavior and ongoing investigations. The conversation then turns to an international case involving a disturbing rape in the United Kingdom, underscoring the complexities of prosecuting sexual violence and the trauma experienced by victims.The hosts devote significant attention to a tragic family shooting involving a mother and her children, followed by another domestic incident where family dynamics escalated into fatal violence. These cases illustrate how unresolved conflict and emotional strain can lead to irreversible outcomes.Additional stories include an animal cruelty case in Florida and a shooting rampage in Mississippi, both of

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Cyndi Overton walks listeners through several deeply troubling cases that highlight the vulnerability of children, the long-term effects of violence, and the consequences of reckless and intentional acts.The episode begins with the tragic case of baby Myles, a story that underscores how quickly violence and neglect can devastate families. Cyndi then discusses the disappearance of 12-year-old Ryan R.J. Davis, examining what is known, what remains unanswered, and why continued public awareness matters in missing-child cases.The discussion expands internationally with a disturbing pattern of abandoned babies in East London, raising concerns about systemic failures, social pressures, and the need for intervention before tragedies occur. The episode then turns to the United States, covering a domestic violence incident in San Antonio that illustrates how repeated violence often escalates beyond a single moment.Additional cases include a hit-and-run investigation in South Car

In Justice for Bradley – Episode 27, Woody Overton dives deeper into the evolving investigation surrounding the murder of Bradley Strayer and the circumstances surrounding Austin O’Bannon’s death.This episode covers:• The sheriff’s statements and investigative transparency• Recorded messages and what they reveal• Social media rumors and misinformation• Clarifying misconceptions about autopsy findings• The reliability and limitations of polygraph testing• The role of confidential informants• Courtroom dynamics and investigative challenges• Community impact and public perception• Ongoing search efforts and investigative leadsWoody directly addresses false narratives circulating online, explains what is known versus what is speculation, and reiterates that this remains an active, fluid investigation. The episode underscores the responsibility of law enforcement, media, and the public in the pursuit of truth — and justice for Bradley.Chapter Titles00:00 – Understanding Rights and Warnings03:55 – Playing the Recor

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton examines multiple cases that range from deeply tragic to shockingly bizarre.The episode covers:• The disturbing case of Harold Brady and his pending execution• Copper thefts that led to dangerous consequences• A mysterious death discovered on a beach• Elder abuse and caretaker crimes• A series of unusual arrests and “Florida shenanigans”• A negligent homicide case in North Carolina• A dramatic collision between a Dodge Challenger and a freight trainEach story exposes failures, recklessness, and cruelty — while underscoring how the justice system struggles to balance punishment, prevention, and accountability.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction & Episode Overview02:25 – The Bizarre Case of Harold Brady14:45 – The Consequences of Copper Theft20:06 – Mysterious Death on the Beach22:30 – Elder Abuse & Caretaker Crimes27:20 – Unusual Arrests & Florida Shenanigans30:22 – Negligent Homicide in North Carolina34:21 – Dodge

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton examine how reckless decisions, unresolved family tensions, and long-buried secrets can lead to devastating outcomes.The episode covers: • A reckless driving incident in Florida with serious consequences • A disturbing animal cruelty case in New York • The arrest of a homicide suspect in Philadelphia • A tragic family murder involving a son accused of killing his parents • The deeply disturbing case of Vito D’Ambrosio • A violent incident involving a father at Disneyland • A family dispute in Fort Worth that turned deadly • Closure in a missing persons case after more than five decadesThroughout the episode, the hosts focus on the emotional toll these crimes leave behind, the ripple effects on families and communities, and the rare but powerful moments when justice finally brings long-awaited answers.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction & Upcoming Content 02:59 – Reckless Driving Incident in Florida 05:50 – Animal

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton breaks down multiple cases that expose the darker realities of crime, accountability, and justice.The episode covers: • Prison smuggling and corruption inside the justice system • Shocking family homicide cases, including elderly victims • Worldwide crime incidents with disturbing outcomes • Kidnapping cases in Florida that raise serious safety concerns • Multiple animal cruelty cases that sparked outrage • A murder-for-hire plot involving family membersThroughout the episode, Woody explores how crime leaves lasting damage on families and communities, why justice doesn’t always move at the pace people expect, and why public awareness matters more than ever.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction & Episode Overview 03:06 – Prison Smuggling & Corruption 09:22 – Family Matters: Shocking Homicides 15:38 – Worldwide Crime: Global Incidents 21:54 – Florida Crime: Disturbing Kidnappings 27:40 – Animal Cruelty Cases in Florida 39:

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton breaks down a series of cases that highlight how crime reverberates far beyond the courtroom.The episode covers: • Updates on active and ongoing investigations • The disturbing case of Jacob Pritchett and child welfare concerns • A mother sentenced for the tragic death of her son • Everyday heroes who stepped in during moments of crisis • The conviction of a psychiatric nurse for the death of a minor • A miscarriage of justice caused by legal oversight • Controversial discussions surrounding chemical castration • The lasting emotional impact crime leaves on victims’ familiesThroughout the episode, Woody emphasizes that justice is not abstract — it directly affects real people whose lives are forever changed by violence, neglect, and system failures.Listener discretion is advised. Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction & Case Updates 03:40 – Family Matters: The Case of Jacob Pritchett 10:40 – Tragic Deaths: A Mother’s Crime 16:24 – Everyday Heroes & a D

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton break down a series of cases that highlight both the brutality of crime and the systems meant — but sometimes failing — to prevent it.The episode covers: • A foiled terror plot in North Carolina • A tragic child abuse case in Illinois • Failures within the child welfare system • The disturbing case of Logan Tipton • The execution of Harold Wayne Nichols and the death penalty debate • A domestic violence incident in Ohio • The attempted murder of a deputy in Fort WorthThe discussion addresses mental health, punishment, prevention, and the long-term impact crime leaves on families and communities — reinforcing the need for vigilance, reform, and accountability.Listener discretion is advised. Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction to True Crime Time For 01:55 – Foiled Terror Plot in North Carolina 06:01 – Tragic Child Abuse Case in Illinois 10:39 – Failures of the Child Welfare System 15:11 – The Disturbing Case of Logan Tipton 22:57 – The Execution of

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Cyndi Overton walks listeners through a series of strange and disturbing cases that highlight the complexities of family dynamics and human behavior.The stories include: • An emergency airline diversion sparked by a family crisis at 35,000 feet • A stolen hearse that turned into a disturbing prank • A custody dispute driven by desperation • A mysterious marriage license discovery • A bus driver who took vigilante justice into his own hands • A New Year’s Eve standoff rooted in family loyalty • Shocking family secrets involving the deceased • Dangerous impersonation of airline crew members • Arson used as a tool for family control • An inheritance dispute that erupted into chaosEach case underscores how family conflict, secrecy, and desperation can escalate into criminal behavior — often leaving lasting damage behind.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction to True Crime Time For 01:27 – Emergency Diversion: Family Crisis at 35,000 Feet 04:05 – T

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton and his co-host break down multiple cases that highlight how crime impacts families, communities, and the legal system.The episode covers: • A sexual assault case in Baton Rouge • Police impersonation in New Zealand • A homicide investigation in Wisconsin • A high-profile murder case in Arizona • Fraud involving a decomposing body in Pennsylvania • Unconventional methods used to remove squatters in California • The growing legal and ethical issues surrounding squatting and eviction • Child abuse allegations involving a teacher • A tragic shooting incident in Texas • A mother’s desperate attempt to abduct her childrenEach story underscores the emotional toll left behind and the complicated paths victims and families must navigate in pursuit of justice, safety, and accountability.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – Welcome to True Crime Time For 01:41 – New Year, New Cases 05:00 – Worldwide Crime: Police Impersonation in New Zealand 10:45 –

The start of a new year brings hope — but in this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton confront the harsh realities that defined the opening days of 2026.This episode covers: • A mass-casualty fire in the Swiss Alps that killed 40 people • Foiled terrorist plots and public safety concerns • An animal cruelty case out of San Francisco • A tragic child abuse case in Missouri • A domestic violence incident that ended in murder in Minnesota • Family disputes that escalated into fatal outcomes • A remarkable recovery story that reminds us why family mattersWhile many of the stories are devastating, the episode closes on a note of hope — reinforcing that even in the darkest moments, survival, healing, and growth are possible.Listener discretion is advised.Chapter Titles00:00 – New Year Reflections & Early Tragedies 05:08 – Mass Casualty Fire in the Swiss Alps 08:41 – Foiled Terrorist Plots & Public Safety 09:10 – Animal Cruelty Case in San Francisco 11:40 – Tragic Child Abuse Case in Miss

As another year comes to an end, True Crime Time For looks back while shining a light on crimes tied specifically to New Year’s Eve.In this episode, Woody and Cyndi discuss: • Reflections on a wild and unforgettable year • Crimes that occurred on New Year’s Eve across the world • Notorious New Year’s crimes throughout history • Patterns and trends in holiday-related criminal activity • New Year’s traditions, superstitions, and celebrations • The importance of safety and responsible partyingThe conversation balances historical context, personal insight, and real-world caution, reminding listeners that even joyful occasions carry risks — and awareness can make all the difference.“It’s supposed to be fun — but staying safe is part of the celebration.”Chapter Titles00:00 – New Year’s Reflections & Celebrations 03:27 – Worldwide Crime: New Year’s Eve Incidents 20:10 – Notorious New Year’s Crimes Throughout History 24:07 – Crime Trends on New Year’s Eve 27:34 – New Year’s Traditions & CelebrationsThis episo

As the year winds down, True Crime Time For takes listeners through a mix of disturbing, tragic, and occasionally absurd crime stories that reflect the complexity of human behavior.In this episode, Woody and Cyndi discuss: • New Year reflections and questionable hangover cures • A handyman serial killer and the warning signs often missed • A tragic domestic incident involving a pregnant woman • The legal and ethical challenges of death penalty cases in Arizona • An accidental shooting during the Christmas holiday • A mother’s horrific crime in New Zealand • A stabbing incident in Japan • A stolen truck saga that ends the episode on a surreal noteChapters00:00 New Year Reflections and Hangover Cures03:02 True Crime Stories: The Handyman Serial Killer09:22 Family Matters: A Tragic Domestic Incident13:13 Death Penalty Cases in Arizona19:16 Accidental Shooting: A Christmas Tragedy25:02 Worldwide Crime: A Mother's Horrific Act31:24 Effed Up Professional: Stabbing Incident in Japan33:11 Dumb Criminals: The Stol

As the year comes to a close, True Crime Time For takes a reflective look at crime, resilience, and the human stories behind the headlines — especially during the holiday season.In this episode, the hosts cover:• The disappearance of Camilla Mendoza• A Christmas Day rescue that brought hope amid tragedy• A threatening incident in Miami on Christmas• A suspect who stole a police patrol car in Seattle• The case of Nino Breeze and the impact on his family• An international drug trafficking incident• Courtroom behavior tied to mental health concerns• Controversies surrounding coaching culture and athlete well-beingThroughout the episode, the hosts explore how crime reaches far beyond the immediate incident, affecting families, communities, and institutions. The discussion underscores the importance of mental health awareness, ethical leadership, and community involvement — especially during times meant for togetherness and reflection.00:00 – Year-End Reflections & Gratitude02:20 – The Disappearance of Camilla

In this episode of True Crime Time, Woody Overton takes listeners through a mix of shocking, tragic, and deeply meaningful true crime stories.The episode covers:• A bizarre case involving a man stealing brisket• A tragic shooting at a public park in Georgia• Reflections on the responsibility of investigators• The wrongful conviction and eventual exoneration of Michael Morton• The powerful story of Herman Williams and his fight for justice• Ongoing efforts to bring attention to unresolved and overlooked casesWoody also shares personal reflections on audience support, recognition from Spotify, and why continuing to investigate, question, and speak out matters — especially when lives have been permanently altered by failures in the criminal justice system.This episode reinforces a central message: never give up, never surrender, and never stop fighting for the truth.✔ Chapter Titles00:00 – Introduction & Holiday Greetings02:09 – Spotify Recognition & Audience Engagement04:31 – Justice for Victims & O

The holidays can amplify both joy and tragedy — and in this episode of True Crime Time, Woody and Cyndi Overton take listeners through several unsettling cases that occurred during or around the holiday season.The episode examines: • A child abuse case in North Carolina • A murder-suicide during Christmas • An accidental shooting tied to domestic violence • The sexual assault and robbery of a 12-year-old boy • A female serial killer responsible for multiple intentional overdoses • A babysitter accused of violently assaulting an infant • A bizarre Oklahoma case involving an attempt to trade a baby for beerAlongside the facts, the hosts reflect on mental health struggles, warning signs of abuse, and the role communities play in protecting vulnerable victims — especially children. While the stories are difficult, the episode reinforces the message that awareness, reporting, and compassion can make a difference.This episode contains discussion of violence and child abuse.Chapter Titles00:00 – Year-End Reflections

In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, host Woody Overton continues the deep dive into Jackie’s case, focusing on what unfolded after the suspect’s arrest and how the legal process complicated the pursuit of justice.Woody walks listeners through the post-arrest investigation, including medical examinations, toxicology results, and the search for corroborating evidence. He explains how these findings shaped the case and why certain investigative hurdles emerged as prosecutors prepared for court.The episode also explores courtroom challenges, defense strategies, and the suppression of key statements, highlighting how legal technicalities can derail even emotionally compelling cases. As the case moves toward trial and autopsy findings are reviewed, Woody reflects on the emotional toll these outcomes take on victims, families, and investigators — and on how justice is sometimes delayed, limited, or denied entirely.00:00 Introducing Jackie’s Case and the Legal Aftermath00:16 Arrest and Immediate Investigative St

In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton takes a deep dive into the complex and emotionally charged case involving Jackie, breaking down how the investigation unfolded from the initial response to the final confession.The episode explores the execution of search warrants, crime scene investigation, and the careful collection of evidence that helped establish what happened. Cyndi explains how interrogation strategies and psychological tactics evolved based on the suspect’s behavior, and how empathy, patience, and persistence played critical roles in uncovering the truth.Listeners also hear about the impact of trauma on Jackie and her family, the importance of witness statements, and the difficult emotional dynamics investigators must navigate in cases involving severe injury. This episode highlights how real-life investigations demand both technical skill and human understanding in the pursuit of justice.00:00 Case Warnings and Legal Rights During Interrogation00:16 Background of Jackie’s Case an

In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, host Woody Overton offers a reflective Christmas message focused on compassion, remembrance, and community.Woody shares personal reflections on Christmas traditions and delivers his annual reading of ’Twas the Night Before Christmas. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the importance of remembering victims of crime and their families during the holidays, a time that can be especially difficult for those affected by violence and loss.The episode also encourages listeners to stay engaged, informed, and supportive within the True Crime Time For community, closing with heartfelt holiday wishes rooted in empathy, awareness, and justice.Chapters00:00 Understanding Your Rights and Important Warnings01:15 Christmas Reflections and the Spirit of the Season03:55 Annual Reading of “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”17:55 Final Thoughts and Christmas WishesExecutive Producer: Leah MarieSponsors:BIOMAVisit gobioma.com/rlrc for an EXTRA 15% off your orderMOODCheck out Mood and use