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True Crime Time For May 11, 2026 | Woodward Corridor Killer, Teacher Drug Arrest, Airport Death & Kristin Smart Search
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Woody Overton
Hello everybody. Welcome to this episode of True Crime. Time for Monday, May 11, 2026. And I'm Woody Overton and I'm recording this a day early. So it's Mother's Day. And send these out by the pool eating some crawfish and all that good mother stuff you're supposed to do on Mother's Day. So I hope y' all had a great weekend and gave your mother as much love as they deserve. So hashtag what happened to Madison. How about that, right? That's another Mother's Day Ms. Lynn has without Madison. Please continue to call in your tips. 313 RLRC tip being worked. I know y' all get tired of me saying that it's being worked. I know I can't tell you what I know, but I've had meetings and, and this is different than justice for Bradley and AO and all that. I mean, meaning that I know these people are working it. I'm not gonna tell you how I know it, but I know they're working and they're doing a great job. So that being said, calling you tips and all love and love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. And on this day in 1994, Benjamin Atkinson, otherwise known as the Woodward Corridor Killer, he got sentenced to 11 life terms, y', all for the murders he committed. He not throwing shade on Madison, but Atkins targeted sex workers in Detroit, Michigan. Atkins would rape and strangle his victims and then leave them in empty buildings. Right? I'm pretty sure if I pulled up a picture of Mr. Atkinson, the it would be show you a face that only a mama could love. Right? Think about the ones who murder these high risk victims, the sex workers, the drug addicts, etc. The they can't get anybody else to talk to them. Same same thing in Madison's case. And we're going to handle it one way or another. Right? So stay tuned for that. It's time for effed up professionals. You know, Sydney was a teacher and we're blessed because of y' all that was able to retire her from teaching. And she loved her students. She was a great teacher. She never did anything like this. I'm about to tell you about and we're going to Florida. And a Florida high school teacher has been arrested after he was found carrying. You think this could be a sex story? Not quite. After he was found carrying cocaine and fentanyl in his backpack. Okay. I'm a high school teacher. Even if you're a drug addict, your high school teacher why in the you bringing your fentanyl and your cocaine to high school right? To where your kids are at. So the Collier county Sheriff's office booked 44 year old Lily high school teacher Christopher D. I can't say his name. To cunning in the the Courier county jail Thursday after detectives interviewed him and determined he was in possession of a mixture quotations of narcotics. He is charged with felony counts possessing the drugs is also facing a charge of possession of narcotic paraphernalia. Right. This should be a dumb dumb in a court see but police say to Kunin, however you say his name was called after school administrators were notified he might be using narcotics quotations while he was alone in the classroom with no students present. Your life sucks so bad. We've done teachers like this that drink in the classroom and whatever. Your life sucks so bad you got to bring your cocaine and fentanyl to where you're teaching your students in a recess for the kids. They get to go outside. He gets high. So they said this is an ongoing investigation in the Collier county public schools is canned to canine and they said any act that compromises the safety and well being of students and staff or the trust server community is taken seriously and addressed with immediate action. Well you know what? He made bail already. All same day he got arrested. What a shithead. Yeah, whatever. All right. So I don't know how much of a crime this is, but it is a crime, right? I mean even it's not a legal charge for it. We're going to Denver, Colorado and one of the only credit cards I have is from Frontier Airlines because I had to ride one of their flights one day when I was traveling. They were like you get 50,000 points if you apply to your credit with us. And I did that. I've never even used a card. I only know where it's at But Frontier Airlines plane was taken off for Los Angeles late on May 8th and it struck and killed a person who jumped a perimeter fence and was crossing the Runway. This according to the airline people, y'. All. Now how do you think it's gonna work out for you? I'm at airports, I got great guys, great friends of mine that are airport police, they're real police officers. But you go on up to this airport, you see a fence, you see planes landing and taking off or jets, and you're going to decide you want to jump the fence and run right out in front of it. Okay, well then, well obviously we know how it worked out for them. But the Airbus A321 had begun accelerating down the Runway for takeoff when the pilots called into the air traffic controls and said, they said hey, we just hit someone. Never good. The pilots then naturally aboard the takeoff as smoke began filling the cabin and this, you know the whole thing y', all, when they do it ahead of time. Your exits are here, here and here. And the vent. Your exits are here, here and here and have been an emergency. Slides will deploy and you can slide down the sheet. Right. Nobody ever wants to be a part of that. Well, in Colorado it happened. So when the cockpit or the whole cabin started feeling smoke, they evacuated the plane using the slides. Right. And this according to Frontier Airlines. So the identity of the pedestrian, you know what, can't really call him a pedestrian. He jumped the fence, he ran in front of a plane. I'm pretty sure he wanted to die. But the identity of the pedestrian was not immediately released. An airport official said the unidentified person had jumped the security fence two minutes earlier. Federal officials confirmed that they had begun an investigation and called a pedestrian a trespasser. Yeah, well I'm pretty sure that's true. Right. If you don't know this already and you want to commit a crime in an airport, they have cameras everywhere. It's like a Walmart, right? And so run over to dude, I'm not trying to be hard ass, that's his fucking fault. They said we are deeply saddened by this event. Frontier Airline said we are investigating this incident and gather more information and coordination with the airport and other safety authorities. So the plane Y' all had 224 passengers and seven crew members on it when they ran over to Steve and but everybody thankfully except for the day they ran over the they're safe and they all got evacuated. Twelve people reported minor injuries and five of them were transport to local hospitals and the Runway at this well time I'M recording the Runway is still closed. So I'm sure that pissed off a lot of people. Denver airport officials said they have requested assistance from the National Transportation Safety Board. The Federal Aviation Administration is also investigating quotations. The pedestrian is deceased, I'm pretty sure a big ass jet you run right out in front of it. If you want to get sucked up in the engine, you want the wheels to run every. You're not going to live. Right. But anyway, the pedestrian is deceased and is not believed to be an employee of the airport, nor have they been identified. The airport examined the fence line and found it to be intact. So he had to climb it like a little monkey, right? It said, we are extremely saddened by this incident and express our sympathies to those involved. Well, the only. Well, I feel bad about all the people on the plane because their flight got fucked up because some idiot wants to run out in front of the plane in suicide by Frontier Airlines. But in a social media statement, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy referred to the pedestrian as a trespasser. Well, Mr. Duffy, you're a genius. And he said that the federal investigators are working with the Denver police who are responsible for the airport perimeter security. They said quotations. No one should ever trash trespass on an airport. Thank you, Captain Obvious. And anyway, the Denver airport is huge. I've been there like a million times. The Denver airport is the nation's fourth busiest and the 10th busiest in the world. The whole entire world. And last year it served 82.4 million passengers. Now I don't know what kind of day you're having, what kind of life you're living. What's on your mind? I hate it. I'm. You know, I hate it for. Dude, he's dead af. Right. But for sure you know what you were doing jump the fence. I mean that takes forethought. It's not like you're sitting at home and it just. Secret forces draw you to the airport so you run from the airplane and kill yourself. But whatever happens, I guess. All right, this next story and I I know my true crime. Vans out there know about her. Ms. Krista Smart. We're going to Aurora Grande Grande, California. The California sheriff said Friday that evidence suggests human remains were present at a home connected to the man who's convicted of killing Kristen Smart, who was a 19 year old college student who went missing in 1996. So San Luis Obispo county sheriff and Parkinson said they cannot say whether the remains are those. Smart. Right. But you better believe they're about to Find out. But the office served a search warrant Wednesday on the home of Susan Flores, whose son Paul Flores was convicted in the 2022 killing of Smart. Authorities have not answered questions about what prompted the search, but scientists specializing in human decomposition and soil took samples from the ground. Y', all, I've been to the body farm at Emergency, Tennessee. So they, they have it down to such a science. They do it every different temperature, every day. How long a body's been down for, whatever. Look, you're testing the fucking soul. That means shit's already been eaten, right? The worms have eaten, the maggots have eaten, the flies lifted off. But they could test it. And they. I can actually tell you almost to the date of how long that body's been there. So they said, we believe that based on what we're looking at, evidence wise, scientific wise, that a human remains were there at one time or are still there. We can't call it Kristen, but there's evidence to support human remains. And that's what sheriff said. So. Tim Nelligan, who's an expert in soil vapor testing, confirmed my phone on Thursday that he was on the premises gathering samples from the yards of Flores and a neighbor. He said his team has in general come up with a methodology to assess SO vapor and its relation to human cadaver decomposition. But he can't discuss it because it's a current ongoing investigation. Smith Smart went missing for California Polytechnic State University in May of 1996 after returning from an off campus party. Now, prosecutors say she was killed during an attempted rape. And the last person she was seen with was Paul Flores, who was also a student. And they finally declared her legally dead in 2002. So this is why we never give up. People always calling your tips. They said. The decades old case has captivated the public, fueled in part by a podcaster who helped investigators by bringing forward additional witnesses. That's you, lifers. Chris Lambert of the your own backyard podcast first reported the search of the home in the central coast town of Arroyo Grande, which is about 100 miles northwest of Los Angeles. So attempts to reach Susan Flores for comment Wednesday and Thursday were not successful. And she has never faced any criminal charges. Right. So Nelligan and other scientists poked instruments into the soil and pulled up long tubing, taking samples. Y', all, Soul vapor sampling is what they call it, which is an evolving science, and it involves collecting underground gas samples to detect volatile organic compounds associated with human decomposition. I always tell you, you smell a dead body, you'll know it. That's how the cadaver Dogs do it. They're trained. There's there, on Caitlin, Adele's case, the Dabradol kit on the washing machine and the dryer and the bed in the bedroom. As soon as your body starts to die, it gives off this odor. This only comes from. I mean, like the second your heart quits beating, it gives off the soda. And that. That's what they're studying, trying to bring it forward to. You know, I've spent a lot of years investigating some of the darkest cases out there and seeing things most people couldn't imagine. But I'll tell you this, the hardest thing I've ever had to deal with wasn't out on the scene. It was happening in my own mind. I have ocd, and for a long time, I didn't even realize that's what it was. You see, OCD is nothing like the stereotypes you hear about. It's not being need or organized, and it's a serious condition, and it's a lot more common than people think. It's these persistent, unwanted, intrusive thoughts that come in and don't let up. They cause real distress. And then you feel driven to do certain things, mentally or physically, and just to try to get some relief. But no matter what you do, those thoughts keep coming back. And the hardest part, they latch on to the things that matter most to you. Your family, your health, your relationships, even your identity. They can feel real, and that's what makes them so upsetting. I know a lot of y' all reached out to me about this over the years. So if any of this sounds familiar for you or someone you love, I want you to hear this. Real help exists. OCD is a highly treatable with the right kind of specialized therapy, specifically erp, or exposure and Response prevention therapy, which is proven to be the most effective treatment. That's where NOCD comes in. NOCD provides specialized treatment for OCD and is the world's leading provider of OCD. Treatment is covered by insurance for over 138 million Americans. And all their licensed therapists specialize in the ERP therapy. They'll work with you in live, face to face virtual sessions to help you learn how to take the power away from your intrusive thoughts so they don't cause the same level of distress. 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Woody Overton
So Lambert the podcast said he did not know much about the search, but he was optimistic investigators could locate Smart's body. He said past searches of Susan Flores home have never been thorough. He said this property in particular has been overlooked for quite some time. So Paul Flores and his father Reuben Flores were arrested back in 2021 and prosecutors said that Smart's remains were buried on Reuben Flores property but later removed. Let's talk about that for a second. Madison. What happened to Madison? Even Bradley, all these cases, Ms. Barbara Blunt's cases. When you kill someone, even if you, I mean, you got 18, 20 years to remove the. The body parts and rebury them because you, you know, you weren't thinking. You just accidentally killed them. You want to get them the out of your car, right. The body has to go from A to B and you're going to leave an evidence trail. And that's why we need to call and you need to call in your tips. So prosecutor says Smarts remains for buried in Reuben Flores property and later moved. He was acquitted of accessory charges. And that property is different from the one that they're searching now. Paul Flores was sentenced in March 2023 to prison where he has been physically attacked at least twice. You know why? This even y' all, Madison's case. Even people who are in prison don't like people who offend against kids and women or animals also. But that, that's your shit show. You go to prison because you killed all these girls. Let's say Madison. Everybody else, you're gonna have a hard time. They're gonna make an example. You and this guy. Yep. They. He's been attacked at least twice, and I'm pretty sure he's on isolation. But in 2024, a judge ruled that he must. He must pay just over $350,000 to the smarts family for the cost they incurred after her death. Well, I don't know how much they're paying in the California penal system, but they're not going to see a nickel of that. Right. You make a nickel an hour, eight hour day. Figure it out. So the family has said it would forego restitution if Flores would tell them where Kristen's body is. And Flores attorney Harold Masek said in 2024 that the defense did not know where her manes are. And Flores maintains his innocence. Well, him, he's about to 50 around and find out because they got him. And that, that just does my heart wonderful. I love that a podcast helped push it forward. Same thing we're trying to do. You're going to have some success in some cases, and most of them you won't. But at least you tried. And we thank you lifers for back in this hallways. Right. It's time for effed up professionals. Seems like we do a million of these stories, but that they just pop up this way. It Is thank you, Leah Marie, for sending it. Montgomery County, Texas. Montgomery county authorities say a former middle school educator is facing an indecency with a child charge tied to an incident involving the student more than five years ago. Hello, jail. Let it catch up with you, right? So Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. And I got my good friend JD There, shout out to him is a detective. Montgomery County Sheriff's office said it obtained an arrest warrant May 7 for Garrett Cross after investigators looked into allegations from the period when Cross worked at the Pine Valley Valley Middle School in New Caney. So detectives later learned Cross is currently employed by Humble School District. Right. My wife used to live there. Get it? They said district officials have since placed Cross on administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation, according to sheriff's office. You know what? You're a catching up with you after five years, the least they can do is place you on leave. But guess what? He might be innocent. No, he's not. Cross turned himself into the Sheriff's office on May 8. He still remains in custody at the Montgomery County Jail. This is a case being handled by the sheriff's office specialist victim unit in coordination with the Montgomery County DA's office. You know, they ask people to call on tips and blah, blah, blah, whatever. But what I don't know, you know, what the criminal mind is. Criminal mind has always fascinated me, but I'll still never figure out what makes these people priests, teachers, coaches, Boy Scout leaders. These people that suck themselves in the position where they can offend against kids. Figure it out. It's time for effed up professionals. Oh, y'.
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Woody Overton
I'm gonna play this next one for you, see if it works.
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Tyler
We're gonna talk about another story that certainly is grabbing a lot of eyes. And it has to. It's out of Douglas County. We know that a teacher there has faced a judge for the first time today after being arrested and charged with two counts of sexual assault. I mean, we've been getting a bunch of emails about this. We've been seeing it all over social media. Let's get out to Fox 5's Kevin Stewart who is covering this case. And Kevin, what can you tell us about what happened today in court and about this investigation?
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Kevin Stewart
Yeah, there's a quick court appearance, first appearance this morning around 8:30. The suspect, Maris Nichol, did get a bond. She's here at the Douglas County Jail. Hasn't bonded out as far as we know. You did say something that was very interesting. We've been hearing about this for days now, actually, going back To Wednesday, we understand that investigators showed up at Alexander High School. That is where Maris Nichols has been employed as a biology teacher and part of the football program, the player personnel director for the high school football program there. And we've been trying to check into this, but it was this morning that we looked at the jail records and found that she had finally been booked into the jail. She's 25 years old. And we understand the victim, at least one, as we know of right now, is under the age of 17. We haven't been told. Haven't been able to learn the actual age of the student. But these are obviously very troubling allegations. It's worth noting that yesterday when we were checking into this story, Douglas county schools did send us a statement confirming that they were aware of everything. I want to read the statement to you. The Douglas county school system will continue to. I'm sorry. The Douglas county school system is deeply troubled by allegations against an individual associated with one of our schools. Upon learning of the alleged misconduct, the district immediately launched an investigation. Student safety is the district's highest priority. The alleged behavior is unacceptable and violates the professional standards of all employees are required to uphold. The Douglas county school system will continue to operate fully with state, local law enforcement. Portsmith. We've had a chance to try to dig into this, talk to folks in the community, and we did find one young man who said. Who lives nearby the school, and he says he's disappointed and shocked.
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Tyler
It's not right to have, you know, somebody teaching your kids and then having a relationship to them as well. It's very unprofessional. It was already bad to begin with, but now you're in a whole marriage with somebody and you go do that.
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Kevin Stewart
It's just wrong that the sheriff's department, when we try to get a comment from them, say this is still a very active investigation and we'll probably have something more to say next week. But this is a story that has got a. Has a. Has a lot of people talking here. Certainly very disturbing charges. Tyler.
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Tyler
Kevin, I know we're obviously still learning more details. I mean, is there a chance she faces more charges than what she's already accused of or more warrants possibly going out?
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Kevin Stewart
Yeah, I think that based on what the sheriff's office did say today, I think that's probably something that is likely. We've heard a lot of different things during our reporting today. Certain things, certainly things that we cannot report as they are not confirmed. But I think that's something that they are definitely looking into right now.
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Tyler
Evan Stewart, thank you so much for that update. Obviously, unfortunate allegations there, and I know you're going to stay on top of it as our Douglas county chief reporter out there. Thanks so much for the update.
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Woody Overton
Another story, female this time. Y', all right? Teacher position of authority, doing she shouldn't been doing, allegedly doing she should have been doing in I mean, this is why our son, our young son, all the rest of them grown and babies and married and houses and everything else. Our youngest son is 16 and we homeschool him just so I never have to kill a motherfucker, right? Because he's a good looking dude. He's almost he's wearing my clothes now and he's going to be a beast of a man. But I guarantee that there was a pedophile in whatever school he was at that they want a female, whatever, maybe I don't know that he said so Cindy's homeschooling them and he's saving me for killing someone. And then that happens, I guess. Here's another one this slight. Just gotta play it all day long. All right, y'. All. The we're going out to Houston H Town homily Maria INVESTIGATIVE PRODUCER the Houston when you come up from where Cindy grew up the couple hours to Houston, maybe three hours. But that's the drug corridor, right? When you hit Houston, when we cross the Mexican border, you got to get to the border patrol stations after you get through customs. And once you get past here, the, the cost of the kilo goes up astronomically. It's just through the rate. But you get to Houston without getting stopped, it goes up even more. So a kilo would cost you $2,000 in Mexico. By the time it gets to Houston, it costs you 20,000. And by the time you get to Houston, you hit interstate 10 runs all the way to California, all the way to Florida, and you got all the ones run north and south off of that. You, if you can make it that far, it goes up $28,000 a kilo, right? And if I was a drug runner, I'd be fucking super successful. And they've always the we always said that the dope runs east, meaning on, on Interstate 10 from Houston and the money runs west because the money's got to get back to Mexico and they got to get it back across. And it, it's sad when they get over there because they have so much fucking cash that the rats eat like a hundred million dollars a year from where we have at stores and making nests and shit. But in Houston, A routine traffic stop. No such thing. If you're a cop, you know that routine gets you killed. But a traffic stop escalated into a major narcotics investigation that led to the seizure over 1,000 pounds of meth. It was concealed in a trailer at a suspect's home. During the stop, investigators report they discovered approximately 873 pounds of meth hidden inside a false compartment of a trailer. And the cop said that an armed suspect was taken in the custody of the scene, but they're not releasing his name yet. Right. So the case expanded further when officers executed additional investigative steps, meaning they got search warrants and shit for his residents, as they should have. When they did that, they go and they recovered an additional 160 pounds of meth along with a ton of cash. This all believed, but naturally. Right. Kevin Obvious all tied the same shit. So officials have not yet released details regarding potential charges, but the scale of the seizure marks one larger recent methamphetamine recoveries in the region. And y', all, that's saying a lot. It's fucking Houston like the doorway for meth coming from Mexico. So the investigation was carried out by Houston PD Narcotics division and along with the dea, US Customs Border Protection, Houston, and the Harris County Sheriff's Office, which also covers Houston. They said, we thank our partners for the continued commitment to keeping dangerous drugs off our streets. Well, let me tell you what's going to happen this. They arrested, they ain't released his name on purpose. They're trying to keep him alive long enough so you can flip on the people that he got a thousand pounds meth from. Let me ask, because back in the day, I know it's cheaper now than it was when I was busing people for meth.
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How much does a pound of meth cost? So the cost cost of a pound
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Woody Overton
Right, so figure it out. So if you got a pound of meth and you got a pound of fentanyl, you can cut the fuck out of it, Right? They can still get high on meth, they're going to get high off the fentanyl, but they don't know which is which and say if it's. If you make 6,500 wholesale, wholesale, you break that down, cut it up with fentanyl, you're over $30,000 a key, guaranteed. So back to it. This dude's dead already. They only have to release his name. If you are shipping thousands of pounds of meth for the cartels and you get caught, they're going to kill you, hell or jail. It is what it is. So we're going to kind of go back to Mexico and everything else. Just check this out. Well, you know what? I should do this. It's time for worldwide crime
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tills here on your screen. He was originally denied detained rather March 2, 2025, at the port of Palomas border crossing in Columbus, New Mexico. His family said he was on a work assignment and got turned around after following his GPS while trying to make it back home. They said he did not realize that he was driving to the US Mexico border. Hawkins filmed on his phone at the border crossing moments before he was handcuffed. His family said they had since learned he was detained because he had a pistol and bullets when he arrived at the crossing. They said the gun was one he was licensed to carry. Now, State Representative J. Dean confirmed the news Wednesday in a Facebook post saying, quote, after a long and difficult year, Caden Hawkins is finally home, back where he belongs with his family in Hallsville, surrounded by the people who never stopped loving him, praying for him and believing he would make it back. Dean did not, however, comment on the circumstances regarding Hawkins release.
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Woody Overton
All right, let me tell you about this. I got a lot of things I need to say, back in the day, the first time I ever went to Mexico, I drove there by myself, right when down the party, and I thought I was going to drive across the border. We actually flipped a. We came to a point where we can go to Brownsville or Laredo, and we flipped a coin, and we ended up in Laredo, right? So I had the party wagon, and I had a shotgun. Shells and bullets and all that. And they keep. And when you get to the border crossing, it has all these signs, Any ammunition and guns. You can't have them. Blah, blah, blah. I'm like, holy, I want to get arrested. I was, like, 18. And so I drove through the thing, and when I got to the Mexican side, they said, tianis Armus. And I was like, yep, I got some. And they made me pull over and holy. That. They. They was just waved me three. I had shotgun shells and bullets. I showed them everything I had, and they were like, you need to leave our country. But they could have locked me up like this, dude. So what he did, he went across the border, and the. They're saying he was wrongfully imprisoned in Mexico. They could have locked me up for the same charge, y'. All. And he got arrested a year ago. And Hawkins was detained on March 2 at the port of Palomas border crossing in Columbus, New Mexico. His family said he was on a work assignment and got turned around. Right, because his GPS him up. Well, you know what? You still got a pistol, and you should have read all the signs like I read them. But he filmed it on his phone at the border crossing moments before he was handcuffed. And his family said they have since learned he was detained because he had a. The pistol and bullets when he arrived at the cross. And they said the gun was one he was licensed carry. Well, you know what? The. The. I told you about all the money going one way and the dope going another way. The. The thing they don't have in Mexico, which we have The. The right to bear arms. The. They don't have the firearms. So you bring a fucking bullet or a firearm across the border of Mexico around and find out, they will hammer your ass because they're gonna believe that you're bringing it to the cartels. Whether you are or not. Don't. Public service announcement 1077. Don't drive across the fucking border with firearms or ammunition because your ass is going to jail. It's time for family matters, y'. All. You can't make this up, so I'm just gonna read it to you. This is stupid. So a 58 year old woman in Florida is accused of abandoning her three children outside of hospital after she got pissed off because their family dog died. All right, so Sandra Teague was arrested last week and charged with three counts of child neglect and abandonment. That's according to court documents and according to the problem college affidavit. The investigation Teague began when hospital staff reported that a juvenile boy had walked into the emergency room alone at noon on April 30 wearing no shoes and telling staff that his mother had dropped him off after she got mad. Child also told staff that his siblings had been abandoned nearby. Yeah. Figure it out. Mother's Day. Right. Authorities later located the boy walking along a roadway, brought him back to the hospital where investigators and child protective officials interviewed all three children. Right. Finding out. So according to the affidavit, the children described a kid home environment with her mother's behavior escalating earlier that morning after she found out another one of their dogs had died. One of several recent pet deaths. One child said their mom went crazy after learning of the dog's death, while another told deputies the pets were often malnourished and had previously died from a lack of food and water. Right. Mother's Day in one account detailed an affidavit. Teague son described a pattern of neglect and being regularly forced out of the home. So her son said Sandra loves dogs more than he and his sisters and would rather spend time with dogs than with her children. This is an affidavit. He said today was the first time she dropped them off somewhere and made them get out as she just usually just locks them out of the house. Right. Figure it out. My mom used to lock us out during the summertime. We come in for lunch and because she wants the house to get dirty, but we're having a great time. She's locking the kids out because she's malnourishing their dogs and letting them die anyway. So when asked when they the last time they were locked out and where they usually go, son said his sisters will sleep outside all night and he will leave and try to stay at a friend's house. And he said lockouts happen about every other day. Figure it out. On the day of the incident, the children said their mother drove them to the hospital and ordered them out of the vehicle. Like right. Get the out. When one child tried to put on her shoes, the mom berated her saying she cannot take her shoes because she purchased them and they were hers. But she really wants her Mother's Day Presence back. But deputies later contacted Teague at her residence where she was holding the baby she was babysitting. Pretty sure that shouldn't happen. She immediately blamed one of her children for the dog's death. And she told the deputies, my daughter killed my dog last night. And she added that she no longer wanted to care for her children because they deserve someone that they will listen to. I'm pretty sure your fucking ass going to jail. Teague went on. The mom went on to complain that her children refused to do schoolwork or chores and were constantly sneaking around at night. At one point, she said they plan to leave and go out of state where no one could find them. I'm pretty sure I would hope my fucking son be that smart if I was a douchebag like this woman is. I hate to use that word, but whatever. Deputies describe the serving conditions at the home, noting a strong odor of garbage and feces near the front door. And they observed multiple dogs inside. One deputy reported that the mom stepped in what appeared to be and they call it feces, but she stepped in inside the residence and wiped it off on her leg. Nasty. You step in a doggy bomb and. And you look it up. You hold your foot off and you take it and just wipe it off in your leg. You. Oh, Lord, I don't know how she ever got a baby made. I mean, kind of nasty. Are you so. So the same deputy also said that the mom had a rainfield conch shell. Like you found an ocean, right? That you put it up to your can always hear the ocean. It was filled with algae as. As a water source for a panting three leg dog. This is a dog don't have enough problems. He's got three legs. You might have cut it off and ate it. Put it on the barbecue pit. I don't know. The investigators also observed files landing on the infant Teague was carrying for caring for as she placed the child on a mat outside. Then I'm pretty sure she conned these in letting babysit. She don't like her own kids, but she's getting paid to babysit others. So the cops look around and guess what else they find A deceased dog inside the garage. Neighbors told deputies the household had a history of loud arguments. One neighbor showed him a video in which a woman believed to be Tig the mom could be heard yelling, if you come in my house, I'll kill you. And that this. This argument she had like two days earlier. So the cop said Teague did not contact law enforcement before abandoning the children and though she did message her ex husband and asked him for help. I'm pretty sure if he could be a fucking helper, would have been Deputies took her into custody later that day and seized her phone as evidence and she's her ass in the Flagler county jail on $150,000 bond. Fuck around and find out y' all the happy late Mother's Day. It is what it is. Oh yeah. You can't make these stories up. They are what they are. But don't become so desensitized that you don't call in your tips. 313-RLRC tips on all the cases. All of them. And I'm Woody Overton. You host a true Crime Time for this Monday, May 11th. I love and appreciate each one of y'. All. Hauler Peace.
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