Real Life Real Crime | #JusticeForBradley Ep 15

Host: Woody Overton
Guest: Morgan Baggett
Release Date: September 27, 2025

Episode Overview

In this intensely personal and investigative episode, Woody Overton continues digging into the Bradley Strysler case under the #JusticeForBradley banner, focusing on Vernon Parish and its intertwined cold cases. Woody, joined by Morgan Baggett (Bradley’s ex and mother to their child), explores a new, volatile set of leads: mysterious photographs and videos, rumors about damning evidence, the role of certain key individuals, and the all-consuming search for truth and justice. The show is a blend of raw emotion, frank discussion, and relentless pursuit of facts—inviting listeners to not just witness the investigation, but to actively participate in it.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Setting the Scene: Investigation Status and Challenges

[04:22–09:45]

• Woody updates listeners on the continued influx of tips, the scope of the investigation, and how the process doesn’t resemble what is typically seen in movies. He emphasizes the balance between protecting sources and chasing down every lead, even the far-fetched ones.
• Many individuals wish to remain anonymous, and Woody reassures, “I absolutely will die before I give their names up unless they say otherwise.” (Woody Overton, 13:21)
• He reiterates that he is piecing together all evidence before turning anything over to authorities, ensuring his work is thorough to preempt further questions or “gotchas.”

Rumored Doorbell Video Evidence and Law Enforcement Secrecy

[09:45–13:21]

• Rumors circulate about a doorbell camera video possibly showing Austin O’Banion’s death, which reportedly exists but has never surfaced publicly.
• Morgan confirms she's heard similar rumors but reiterates she’s never seen the video, highlighting the “wildfire” effect of rumors and the frustration of unconfirmed leads.
• Lack of public reporting or announcements about Austin’s death draws suspicion:

  "A deceased person… found anywhere… there’s gonna be a news report… Not here."
  (Morgan Baggett, 11:54)

• The oddity of local law enforcement's absence of comment or transparency is heavily discussed and questioned.

The Moultrie Trail Camera Photos & Video (“The Knife Clip”)

[14:17–26:59]

• Morgan details the discovery of a batch of photos and a video—reportedly from a Moultrie trail camera, possibly one stolen by Bradley himself—showing what she and others believe is Bradley, a knife, and unclear yet disturbing activities.
• Key Details:
  • She insists the voice in the video is unmistakably Bradley:

    “I put my next ten years of paychecks on it—it’s Bradley’s voice…”
    (Morgan Baggett, 14:17)

  • The knife is visible in the video, though details and context are murky.
  • Pictures' timestamps place them within days before Bradley went missing:

    “Pictures ranged from… October 26th to maybe the 29th. Bradley’s official missing date is October 30th.”
    (Morgan Baggett, 21:10)

• The tone is frustration and urgency, as the images are ambiguous and much is left to interpretation. Morgan and Woody call on the online community (“lifers”) to enhance or analyze the images for new insights.
• The SD card containing hundreds of images was reportedly turned over to local law enforcement, who then dismissed it as not suspicious—a pattern Morgan describes as consistent stonewalling.

The “Bones” Incident & Tony’s (Bradley’s Mother) Role

[29:24–40:03]

• Morgan reads through messages recounting a bizarre series of events in which Bradley’s mother, Tony, reportedly finds a bone, brings it home and sleeps with it, then returns it to the woods before alerting authorities.
• A witness describes how the bone was eventually handed to police and quickly labeled “deer bone,” yet the process and Tony’s actions raise suspicion.
• Notable emotional observations:
  • “A mother doesn’t just go looking for her son’s remains and… finds some. I’m still processing this.”
    (Morgan Baggett, 37:14)
  • “You can’t make it up… That’s like some horror movie.”
    (Woody Overton, 38:25)
• The issue of Tony’s behavior, her relationship to certain suspects, and what the bone(s) could signify becomes a core discussion point.

Screenshots Between Tony and “Danny K”—Direct Knowledge Alleged

[30:24–33:44]

• Morgan shares a crucial message exchange:
  • Tony: “Danny, what do you know about my son?”
  • Danny K: “Everything except the exact spot of the body, but I know the area.”
  • Tony: "OMG. What area, Danny? IDK if I can handle this."
  • Woody and Morgan dissect the odd lack of follow-up (“Not who did it, not what happened—just ‘what area?’”).
  • Woody: “If I messaged somebody… and they said, ‘I know everything… except exactly where the body is’—I’d be… in the police’s grill…” (Woody Overton, 47:33)

Focus on Danny K.: Suspect, Scapegoat, or Key Witness?

[42:21–46:46]

• Danny K. comes up repeatedly: as someone alleged to have inside knowledge, as a possible computer hacker, and as an individual directly linked (in Bradley’s letter) to both the house arson and insurance fraud.
• After the podcast began, Danny K. reportedly “went missing.” Some say he’s in jail, but attempts to verify this hit dead ends.
• Woody notes, “He constantly comes up at almost every angle. Everybody that calls me has something to say about Danny K.” (Woody Overton, 42:21)
• There is significant discussion on Danny K.’s rumored intelligence (MIT-trained) and possible skills at hacking and creating counterfeit money.

Counterfeit Money: The Motive Nobody Wants to Admit

[52:59–54:02]

• Woody directly states: “Counterfeit money, I believe 1,000% is involved. 1,000%.”
• Morgan elaborates that multiple people, not just Bradley, were allegedly involved in circulating high-quality counterfeit bills—including Danny K. and another named James Doyle.
• Woody: “If you’re sitting on the fence, get the fuck off the fence and come on because I know a whole lot more. I already know what it is that you have to say—it’s which, who’s coming first. And you’re all lined up.” (54:02)

Calls to Action: Stirring the Pot and Pressuring the Fence-Sitters

[51:19–54:02, 56:19–57:13]

• Woody appeals to those who have knowledge but haven’t come forward, suggesting deals are possible:

  “If you’ve held onto it for six years, yeah, it’s shitty. But—‘You were there…’ Unburden yourself and let’s see how nice we can make it for you…” (Woody Overton, 51:19)

• Every episode brings more tips and pressure to bear on those holding secrets.
• Morgan urges the true-crime community to keep praying for those struggling to do the right thing, convinced that God is working behind the scenes.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the deluge of leads:

  "You’re still calling in—some of it… helps me. And of course, some of it is way off in left field. But as long as those questions are out there, they have to be investigated…"
  (Woody Overton, 04:22)

• On the authenticity of Bradley’s voice:

  “I put my next 10 years of paychecks on it—it’s Bradley’s voice… It’s really hard to explain… There is a thousand percent a knife blade in view.”
  (Morgan Baggett, 14:17)

• On law enforcement stonewalling:

  "He said, there’s nothing on there that raises suspicion. Nothing that can be used. Just very dismissive of it, just like he was every single other piece of evidence that was laid in his lap."
  (Morgan Baggett, 26:59)

• On bizarre grieving:

  "She took that bone home with her and slept with it… then brought it to my house and showed her… Then takes it back out in the woods and puts it where she found it. Then calls the sheriff’s office."
  (Woody Overton, 37:38)

• On community involvement:

  "Lifers, when… you know—I should have said this already. I know—they’re going to tear it apart…and enhance things and do what they can do… Another reason for putting it out there."
  (Woody Overton, 22:45)

• On motive:

  "Counterfeit money, I believe 1,000% is involved. 1,000% bottom of my heart."
  (Woody Overton, 53:01)

Timestamps for Major Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |------------------------------------------------|------------| | Opening investigation update | 04:22 | | Doorbell video rumors/Austin O’Banion case | 10:19 | | Moultrie camera photos & knife video | 14:17 | | Technical details about trail cameras | 16:15 | | The “bones” account and Tony’s behaviors | 29:24 | | Text exchange: Tony & Danny K. | 30:24 | | Listener feedback/comments on bones post | 40:28 | | Danny K. profile and “where is he now” | 42:21 | | Counterfeit money as central motive | 53:01 | | Woody’s direct appeal to fence-sitters | 51:19 |

In Summary

This episode offers an unfiltered, sometimes shocking, always determined exposé into the tangled web surrounding Bradley Strysler’s disappearance and suspected murder. Woody and Morgan use a mix of hard evidence, rumor-checking, and public calls for participation to keep pressure on both law enforcement and local suspects. Listeners are left feeling that the investigation is both collaborative and on the verge of a breakthrough—and that in the world of “Real Life Real Crime,” silence is not an option.

To view the discussed photographs and documents:

• Visit Morgan Baggett’s Facebook profile for the latest public posts and images referenced.
• Join Woody, Morgan, and the “lifers” in keeping the heat on those with answers—#JusticeForBradley remains relentless.