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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton opens with a Mother’s Day reflection and a continued call for tips in the ongoing search for answers in Madison’s case.
Woody reminds listeners to keep sharing:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 313-RLRC-TIP
“This Day in History” covers Benjamin Atkins, known as the Woodward Corridor Killer, who was sentenced in 1994 to 11 life terms for targeting vulnerable women in Detroit.
Additional stories include:
A Florida high school teacher arrested after allegedly bringing fentanyl, cocaine, and drug paraphernalia to school
A Denver airport tragedy where a trespasser jumped a fence and was struck and killed by a Frontier Airlines plane during takeoff
New activity in the Kristin Smart case, where investigators searched property connected to the man convicted in her murder
A Texas former educator facing child indecency charges tied to allegations from more than five years ago
A Georgia biology teacher and football staff member accused of sexual assault involving a student
A massive Houston meth bust involving more than 1,000 pounds of methamphetamine connected to a traffic stop and follow-up search
A Texas man finally released after being detained in Mexico for crossing the border with a firearm and ammunition
A Florida mother accused of abandoning her three children outside a hospital after becoming angry over the death of a family dog
Woody closes by reminding listeners that crimes do not happen in a vacuum and that tips matter — especially in cases involving missing women, vulnerable victims, and families still waiting for answers.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Mother’s Day Reflection
03:00 Madison Case Update and Tip Line Reminder
07:00 This Day in History – Woodward Corridor Killer
12:00 Teacher Arrested with Fentanyl and Cocaine
20:00 Denver Airport Runway Death
30:00 Kristin Smart Case Search Update
43:00 Texas Former Educator Child Indecency Case
49:00 Georgia Teacher Sexual Assault Allegations
58:00 Houston Meth Bust
01:07:00 Texas Man Released from Mexico
01:15:00 Florida Mother Abandons Children
01:25:00 Closing Thoughts
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In this special Mother’s Day weekend episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton discuss crime, motherhood, missing persons, and the emotional impact unsolved cases have on families left searching for answers.
Woody opens the episode by wishing all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day and reflecting on the sacrifices moms make every single day. He also shares updates after meeting Madison’s mother, Lynn Rollins, during bingo night at Big J’s Side Porch, where Lifers gathered in support of ongoing investigations.
The episode includes continued calls for information regarding:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 Justice for Hailey
👉 Justice for Barbara Blount
Woody reveals that new information has recently been provided to investigators and emphasizes that law enforcement is actively working multiple interconnected missing persons cases. He also previews an upcoming episode covering another woman who disappeared from the St. Francisville area under disturbing circumstances.
“This Day in History” focuses on serial killer Joel Rifkin, who was convicted in 1994 after police discovered Tiffany Bresciani’s body inside his vehicle following a high-speed chase. Rifkin later confessed to numerous murders connected to the Long Island serial killings.
Additional topics include:
The truth behind the myth claiming Mother’s Day has the lowest crime rate of the year
Famous Mother’s Day-related crimes, including Susan Smith and Diane Downs
The emotional reality families experience when loved ones disappear or struggle with addiction
The history and origins of Mother’s Day in the United States and internationally
Why mothers are drawn to true crime stories and investigations
The infamous story of outlaw matriarch Ma Barker and the violent rise and fall of the Barker-Karpis gang during America’s Public Enemy era
Woody closes the episode by honoring mothers everywhere and reminding listeners that missing persons are not statistics — they are real people with families who continue searching for answers every single day.
👉 “Somebody always knows something.”
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Mother’s Day Wishes
03:00 Joel Rifkin and the Long Island Serial Killer
07:00 Madison Investigation Updates
15:00 Missing Women and Community Awareness
22:00 Is Mother’s Day Really the Lowest Crime Day?
28:00 Famous Mother’s Day Crimes
35:00 The Origins of Mother’s Day
42:00 Why Moms Love True Crime
48:00 The Story of Ma Barker
01:05:00 The Barker-Karpis Gang and FBI Shootout
01:16:00 Final Mother’s Day Reflections and Closing
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton opens with a Mother’s Day message and local community updates, including a fundraiser and silent auction happening at Big J’s Side Porch.
He also reminds listeners to continue sharing and supporting:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 Justice for Bradley
👉 Justice for A.O.
👉 Justice for Barbara Blount
“This Day in History” covers the 1977 killing of Jose Campos Torres, a Vietnam veteran whose death led to civil rights unrest and major changes within the Houston Police Department.
Additional stories include:
A “Beast Mode” segment on the investigation into multiple sloth deaths tied to a failed “Sloth World” attraction, raising concerns about neglect and improper care
An Arkansas case where school employee Mary Tracy Morrison ran a child fight club, directing students to assault another child and encouraging the behavior
The arrest of U.S. Secret Service officer John Andrew Spillman after allegedly exposing himself and masturbating while following hotel guests in Miami
A Florida youth football incident where a mother ran onto the field and kicked a child during a game, leading to her arrest
A Beauregard Parish drug bust involving a 71-year-old man found with meth, marijuana, cash, and dozens of Viagra pills during a traffic stop
A Rhode Island investigation after a person was seen walking in full KKK attire late at night, causing outrage in the community
A deeply disturbing Florida case where multiple juveniles allegedly raped a 12-year-old girl, leading a grand jury to approve charges as adults after hearing the details
A Baton Rouge arrest that went viral after police answered a suspect’s phone and set up a fake drug deal with one of his customers
Woody closes the episode by emphasizing the importance of accountability, awareness, and continuing to speak up.
👉 “Somebody always knows something.”
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Mother’s Day Message
05:00 This Day in History – Jose Campos Torres
12:00 Beast Mode – Sloth Deaths Investigation
20:00 Child Fight Club Case
34:00 Secret Service Officer Arrest
48:00 Football Mom Arrested
58:00 Beauregard Parish Drug Bust
01:06:00 KKK Incident Rhode Island
01:12:00 Juvenile Rape Case
01:28:00 Baton Rouge Drug Bust
01:36:00 Closing Thoughts
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody and Cyndi Overton break down a powerful mix of violent crimes, disturbing family tragedies, and reckless behavior fueled by social media trends.
The episode opens with continued momentum on:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 #JusticeforBradley
👉 #JusticeforAO
👉 #JusticeforBarbaraBlount
with Woody urging listeners to keep sharing and calling in tips as investigations continue to move forward.
“This Day in History” highlights infamous serial killer H. H. Holmes, known for his so-called “murder castle” and one of the earliest large-scale serial murder cases in U.S. history.
Major stories in this episode include:
A viral and dangerous “speed running” trend where individuals break into buildings — including Church of Scientology locations — for social media views, resulting in injuries, property damage, and potential criminal charges
A heartbreaking Houston family annihilation case where a wealthy businessman allegedly killed his pregnant wife and two young children before taking his own life
A Texas shooting spree where a man killed two people and injured others in back-to-back attacks over financial disputes
A death row execution in Texas after nearly two decades of appeals in a double murder case tied to a robbery outside a music studio
A Virginia drug dealer sentenced after distributing fentanyl — charged as a weapon of terrorism, highlighting evolving legal approaches to deadly narcotics
Throughout the episode, Woody and Cyndi emphasize how quickly situations escalate — from financial disputes to family violence — and how reckless decisions leave permanent consequences for victims and families.
They also touch on the broader impact of social media-driven behavior, questioning how far people will go for attention and viral content.
👉 “Real people. Real victims. Real crimes.”
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Madison Updates
04:00 This Day in History – H.H. Holmes
09:00 Viral “Speed Running” Crime Trend
20:00 Houston Family Murder-Suicide
32:00 Texas Shooting Spree Over Business Dispute
45:00 Death Row Execution Case
01:05:00 Fentanyl Charged as Terrorism
01:15:00 Social Media Crime Discussion and Closing
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton covers violent crimes, senseless murders, shocking family cases, and disturbing stories involving children, predators, and reckless behavior.
Woody opens the show discussing the upcoming Real Life Real Crime Live Show on July 18th at the Southeastern Livingston Lifelong Learning Center, featuring food from official sponsor Big J’s Side Porch, meet-and-greets, merch, and a full weekend of events for Lifers.
The episode also revisits:
👉 #WhatHappenedToMadison
👉 Justice for Hailey
👉 Justice for Barbara Blount
with Woody emphasizing that Madison’s case is moving forward and encouraging anyone with information to finally come forward.
“This Day in History” revisits the infamous West Memphis Three case involving the murders of Stevie Branch, Michael Moore, and Christopher Byers — a case Woody says he strongly believes resulted in the wrong people being convicted.
Other major stories include:
A Chicago police officer murdered inside a hospital by a repeat violent offender who was free on pretrial release despite multiple aggravated robbery convictions
A convicted murderer in Texas punching his elderly defense attorney in the face after receiving a 50-year prison sentence
An 11-year-old boy shot and killed during a “ding dong ditch” prank in Houston after a homeowner opened fire
A Bronx father interrupting the rape of his 12-year-old daughter by a 34-year-old suspect allegedly connected through an online app
New court rulings in the ongoing Scott Peterson case as the Innocence Project attempts to overturn his conviction
A former Brinks employee sentenced after robbing armored trucks at gunpoint and stealing more than $660,000
A Colorado man sentenced to life after leaving a fight, retrieving a gun, and returning to murder another man
A horrifying Mississippi case where a man allegedly murdered and dismembered his own mother before attempting to flush her remains down the toilet
A Florida stripper known as “Princess Aleah Bell” arrested after allegedly attacking employees with a seven-foot metal pole following her firing from a strip club called Taboo
Woody closes the episode by congratulating Cyndi Overton on officially beginning appointments with Flourish Hormone Replacement Center, where she will help patients with wellness therapies, hormone optimization, GLP-1 programs, and education.
Throughout the episode, Woody reinforces one consistent message:
👉 Violence escalates quickly, bad decisions destroy lives, and somebody always knows something.
🎧 Chapters
00:00 Introduction and RLRC Live Show Update
07:00 This Day in History – West Memphis Three
15:00 Chicago Hospital Police Officer Murder
27:00 Convicted Murderer Punches Attorney
34:00 Ding Dong Ditch Shooting Case
45:00 Bronx Child Rape Arrest
53:00 Scott Peterson Court Ruling
01:05:00 Brinks Armored Truck Heist
01:16:00 Colorado Family Dispute Murder
01:24:00 Mississippi Dismemberment Case
01:37:00 Florida Strip Club Pole Attack
01:47:00 Flourish Wellness and Closing Thoughts
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