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You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have a right to an attorney prior to and during any question. If you can't afford one, the court will point one for you. Do you understand your rights?
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Hope is at your core. Your running's over, that's for sure. It already knows all about you Cut you down no matter about you.
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Now you better watch the warning this episode of Real Life Real Crime. The podcast may contain descriptions of acts of violence or that of a sexual nature and should be for people that are 18 years or older. He my warning people. I do not get the facts of these cases off of the Internet or for some television show. The facts I'm retelling you were presented to me by the victims of the crimes or the perpetrators who committed the crimes against the victims. My descriptions of the crime scenes, what I saw with my own two eyes. If you're gonna get offended, please turn this podcast off now. Thank you. Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of Real Life Real Crime in the podcast. And as always, I'm your host Woody Overton. Today continuing justiceforbradley and justiceforao. First of all, I want to thank all you lifers for liking and sharing and putting their stories out there. Okay? It's very important these are homicide cases and continue to call in your tips at 31 3-RLRC-TIP. Very important. I get numerous every day and every time an episode Drops my phone, just blows up, okay? And so the case is being worked. They Bradley, in another three weeks, will be murdered for six years. All right? His murder bursary is coming up on Halloween. I don't like that word, but it is what it is. Austin, she's not going to get any more deceased, all right? And you know, if we weren't looking into this and pushing for this, I don't think any of this would ever be done. But true investigations take a minute. This is not an hour long csi. I have so many irons in the fire. And look, do I think personally, do I think I already know who did it and did what? I know everything. Well, I even think I know where Bradley is. But I'm not going to burn that bridge till I get to it. But the. I will not stop until I run down every lead, every possibility, get every statement that I need to get and everything else, but y', all, it just takes a minute, okay? So today, I'm gonna give you a sample of what I get when an episode comes out. Now, people in burning pears, some of the best in the world, all right? Unfortunately, just like everywhere else, there's murderers. And I know that. I know that for a fact. But the good people are tired of it. And, you know, that's reason we're doing this. But I get phone calls, and I'm gonna play some more for you next week. The. I'm talking about the other end of the spect. Like, not out there, but from an angle that you would never think about, right? But these are people that are helping and given locations and different things, et cetera. You got all the medium phone calls, same information I already have, that's been looked into, et cetera. And then you get your. I hate to say this word, but your crazies on the other end of the spectrum, but they all have to be looked at. But then you get some, like, this guy wants to remain anonymous. That's fine. And let me tell you this, and this is going to be a hard episode for people to hear, because this guy, first of all, let me say this. He left me a lengthy message, all right? And I'm telling you right now, I have no idea if any of the information in this message is true or accurate, okay? But this is the message that I've received. I am certainly not condoning or throwing shade on anything this dude is saying. I am telling you again, let me read it to you, per my lawyer, that I do not know. And I am not saying that anything in this message is true or accurate. But. But I am telling you I received this from a lifer and you got to listen to it and it is what it is. Now look, if you happen to have some more information on stuff that this guy says, send it in. And his voice has been altered and he's remaining anonymous and you'll know why when you listen to is what it is. I shouldn't even have to be involved in this case. Bradley Strayston should have never been murdered. Austin the Banyan should never been murdered or lied and covered up about and the these people should have brought just to justice years ago. But I'm not going to stop. I'm bringing it. Bringing a life or nation and going to play for you now this two part message. Really. And again I am not saying this message is true or accurate but this is a message I received from a lifer. One of hundreds. One of hundreds. But you need to listen to this anyway. It's again, I don't know if it's true or accurate but this is the message I receive and I love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. Thank you for tuning in and liking and sharing y'. All. Keep pushing it. Keep pushing it. Look, Morgan Baggot got a spoon in from somebody this week and she posted on on Facebook. It says stirring up the shit. Right? Handwritten on the spoon. Well, you know what the way you get murderers in prison is you got to stir up the shit. They've been getting away with it for six years. You got to stir up the shit. You can't go grab a murderer and wrap your arms around them without getting shit on you. And that's unfortunate but it is what it is. Without further ado, I'm going to play this message Patreon of convicts love and appreciate you. Thank you so much. Hope you enjoy your commercial. Free early releases and you will get your bonus episode this week. Everybody else, thank you, thank you, thank you for calling in. If you're one of those people sitting on the fence that has more information, they more come out every week and then they're like oh, just hesitated because I'm scared or I'm this and I'm that. Get off the fence. You never know which is going to be the one kernel that of information and truth that sends me over the edge in the right way. But I can promise you this, they should be fucking afraid because I'm not. Don't ever take me not being on TikTok or whatever but as as that I'm not doing that. I'm not working this case because all I'm doing is eat, breathing, and in this case. But without further ado, here's episode. Hashtag, just for Bradley. And now hashtag just for ao. I don't even know what the number is, y', all, but I'm playing this message, and that's the way it is. I'll holler at you later. Peace.
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Mr. Overton, I would like to remain anonymous, although I don't really think you would necessarily want to use my name. I just kind of want to point you in a direction, if you will, because I don't. I can't really give you much information as far as the case. Matter of fact, I really can't get anything as far as the case. But what I can do is I can give you. I can give you information about the character of some of the people that you're speaking up. And I'm scared to death, scared to death to even send this message to you, but I'm going to do it. And when I say that I would speak on their character, what. What really made me want to do this is one of the last names that you brought up, and that was Dr. Shawn Brainger. He's deep been the good old boy network. I was friends with him for several years. He knew my wife at the time in Leesville. We worked with him at. And that's how we got introduced. And then that's why I learned what he was about. Now I will be 100% with you. I have been arrested one time for possession of methamphetamine. I got those charges dropped. I was arrested a second time for manufacturer distribution. The Schedule 2 manufacturer distribution, Schedule 1, possession, CDS zone. I mean, it was a list. I mean, it was ridiculous. And those charges, I'm gonna tell you right now, I guess the best way I can say that is, yeah, I was selling dope, I was selling weed, I was selling meth. But when they busted me that night the last time, I mean, there was. There was nothing. There was nothing. As a matter of fact, I didn't even have anything on me. The person with me had something on them. They told the cops that it wasn't mine, and they still hit me with all those distribution charges. I mean, I was facing decades with distribution charges. I was scared to fucking net. It took those experiences, though, to get my life back together and get right. So then if that's where we're at. So I just want to give you that, you know, disclaimer about myself. You know, I'm not some innocent little, you know, whatever from. From Leesville. You know, I used to. I used to be in the gang. Not proud of it at all. But that's another reason why I want to talk about this Dodger Granger named Samcraft, said Sean Jean. Sean would say sam, Haha. You have deputies and detectives at that station, and that includes Leesville as well. Leesville Police Department. There's corruption been out there for years in that department. I was almost killed inside of the Leesville City Jail the last time I was locked up. I fell off of a bump, knocked myself out. And they refused, from what I was told. And from what my lawyer saw in the video, I laid there for. You know, I think it was around one or two hours. They served lunch over my body in the jail. Some guy was holding my neck just in case n. They dug a handcuff key into my foot. I had a bruise in my foot where they dug that key to my foot, thinking that I was faking this injury. I mean, it was. It was a whole thing. It really was. They just don't give a shit about the people there. They don't. There's a. Like I said, a select few. They care. There's a select few that don't. Now, as far as Dr. Granger, good old Shawn, he should lose his license to practice medicine. I mean, if not even just for the. The. The autopsy report. I remember when he became foreigner and he was taught about, yeah, I'm just gonna stake foreigner. Cause it's like, I want to say, he said, like an extra thousand or, you know, $2,000 a month or something like that. He was. He was literally doing it for the bunnies. He said he wasn't really that busy with it then, you know, he was just gonna keep doing it. That's when I learned that my wife could call up Sean and be like, hey, I need some pills. And then we'd go to his office, but we wouldn't go in the front door. We would go in the back door. We'd go in the back door, he'd open the back door, we'd go right in, go sit in his office. He'd take out that prescription pad, ask her what you need. She said, I need some oxy and I meet some methadone. Which was a strange combination, but that's what she asked for. And then as time went by, they set it up to where I could go into the office and get my all in. But from another doctor. I cannot remember his name. I actually do have back problems, so it was more legit than, you know, than say, just anybody walking into getting him. It was still shady how it worked, but not only did we go to his office to just go on his back door and get a prescription, I mean, she could call him up on the weekend, it could be Saturday if he was home. We would drive out to his house on Anacoca Lake.
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Roll up in the driveway, bring out the prescription pen, what you need. And I know if he was doing this for her, it couldn't be the only person that he was doing that for. Now, I'm not saying one way or the other about it, because I didn't. I turned to blind eye because I didn't care because I was taking all the drugs too. Shit. I mean, why am I gonna fuck up a good thing? But looking back on it now, I mean, it's. It's crazy that he was able to do that and still to this day, nobody knows anything about it. So I'm speaking to Shawn Granger's character. He's not a stupid man by any means. He didn't just do an autopsy and just say, oh, this is a doper. Oh, I'm just gonna, you know, not put it by. Not put much effort into it, blah, blah, blah. I know, and I hear you trying to give the benefit of the doubt, and I respect you for that. But you're doing that not knowing who you're dealing with. I worry about you and I worry about Morgan. Because these people, whatever this is over there, it goes much deeper than just a murder, conspiracy, double homicide. You go so much deeper than that. And I wish that I could tell you the whole story of it, but I don't know. And that's why I'm telling you what I can, because I want to know. And I'm hoping you can figure it all out. Because at the end of the day, what's going on over there, I mean, it's. It's some. It's some movie shit is what it is. It's just like a movie. When I was involved selling dope, he would have a plug in Alexandria that we would go get stuff from. It was a big mansion over there, but there Was always a Hispanic guy that would come out. He would bring it all out. We'd get what we needed and go. I was always told that it was some judge's house. I don't know which judge, but I was always told it was a judge's house. And for the life of me, I don't remember the address. I don't. But the size of the home and the activity that was going on in there, I witnessed this firsthand. I know that that is true. These people were connected to other people in Burning Parish, which is how I got the connection in Alexandria to begin with. Once I stepped on the wrong toes, people came after me. People came after me. I had one guy try to stab me. I had one guy try to trap me in my lake house and set it on fire. I've had a guy hide in my trunk with a pistol. I mean, the list, it just goes on and on. I was almost kidnapped. Like, I got away in my car. They still followed me down to the lake. I got to the end of the road where it was just water. I had a decision to make, to jump in the water and try to swim or just deal with the situation at hand. But I didn't have a pistol. I didn't have a gun. I didn't have a phone into town. I didn't have anything. I laid on my horn to get away. And I'm telling you this also because these were some of the same people that are involved with Jason, of Daniels, that were involved with Justin. These people that were after me were literally their best friends. And Kieran, about how close I came to being killed over absolutely nothing because tweakers are crazy. It just feels so connected. And Jason McDaniels, I've known him almost my entire life. He grew up a mile down the road from me. He lived on 1211 out in Leesville. I live. We would hang out all the time. He would come to my house, I'd go to his house. He'd come over to dinner. I'd go over to dinner. Like we were thick as thieves. We did a lot of drugs together. The thing was, as he got worse, as I got worse, but then I stopped and he kept going. And I have seen a transformation in Jason McDaniel is like he's not even recognizable as a person anymore. He used to have a heart. He used to carry descent anymore. And I know he. I just know that he has something to do with this. Samcraft is. I mean, I don't really know how other sheriffs work in the state. The Samcraft is also corrupt. I know there's been some investigations with him in the past, something to do with pills with the FBI. That was on the FBI's website, as a matter of fact. Which, no judgment. I was mething up hillhead too. I mean, no judgment here, but, you know, if you're gonna put people in jail for it. Yeah. Don't be a fucking hypocrite about it. Resign and go get high. The detectives there, I mean, it's. It's just crazy because you got a couple that you can trust and then a couple that you can't. But ultimately they're all gonna figure it out. Every time I've even been arrested, they've broken the law to arrest me. They've done illegal searches. They've done everything they can. They break the law to uphold the law. And, you know, at the end of the day, you kind of saved my life in a way. But in another way, it's wrong. You know, I tried to play by a certain standard in order to not get in trouble. Trying to stay one step ahead, you know, I've got to get lucky every single time. They've only got to get lucky once. So they would create their own luck, and that's how they would get me. I mean, Leesville Police has been corrupt. Vernon Parrish has been corrupt. Even when I was selling dope there, I don't know who it was. My. My stepdad wouldn't even tell me. But once they start investigating me, they would. They. Someone told my stepdad, and my stepdad came to my work and said, hey, whatever you do and need to stop, they watching you. And I'd stop for a couple weeks, and then I'd jump right back out there. But, I mean, there were. They were trying to. Whoever it was that was giving him this information was telling him, you know, to stop. So to help me, you know, but that's not really how it's supposed to work. Again, you know, there's been this. And this is just rumor. This is just rumor, but there's. There's certain people that have been paying Sam Kraft money through ways and means of, you know, campaign donations and that kind of thing to basically buy him off so they won't fuck with them. A few of my neighbors in Louisiana, and one of them got fucked up one night and told me all about it, you know, and that could just be some, you know, fucked up, you know, high dude talking and talking shit, but I fucking believed him. And the fact that he had been selling dope in Vernon parish for over 30 years and he'd never been caught one time. I mean, that kind of made me feel like might be telling some truth here. I mean, you can't do anything in Vernon Parish without everybody knowing about. Just can't. I don't know much about detective fans. Everything I've ever heard about him isn't good. I know. I've heard you mention the name Detective Sly. Oh, Sylvester. Sylvester is a crooked motherfucker, let me tell you. He is a crooked motherfucker. And it wouldn't surprise me if these guys were going off to other parishes to get away from stuff. To get away or separate, you know, themselves from whatever may be happening. You know, they don't want to be around it. Or they, you know, they want to get caught up in it because they know about it. You know, that's one thought that I've had. Or maybe it's. Maybe it's the other way around. Maybe they were trying to stretch their reach, you know, by going to Boregard Parish. Now they're one parish over. Now they got a VPSO boy at the bpso. Now they can really get it all. Like, your mind goes in so many places when you've dealt with this system your whole life. And it wasn't after, you know, like the third attempt on my life that I finally said, fuck this, Fuck running parish. I'm headed out. And I could really go into detail about the last time that they tried to kidnap me and all the people that were involved and how they were all set up and how it all was like. It was. It was sloppily professional. It's the only way I could put it. I mean, had my car broke down, had I stopped, had I just not done everything that I did that night? Because I sat there and prayed. When we were face to face, I mean, I prayed. I had time to pray and I prayed. And that's when God said, just lay on your horn. And I did, because there was people camping close by. And so I laid on my horn. Everybody just got out of their campers and RVs and was like, what the fuck is going on? And that's when I was able to get away and burn out. But this all goes deep. There is a cartel involved somehow. I don't know if it's a Mexican cartel. I'm not going to use the word mafia, but I do know there is some sort of cartel that is involved with all this. And all of these people are involved. Samcraft knows what's going on. Vance Vance may Not have known the extent of it. That may be why he's changing his story. But his character's always been shit. Was not been a good, good word ever said about him, ever. Asa Skinner was the DA there for years. That's one man that I can tell you that did he gave a shit about people. He did give a shit about people. He wanted to see people get well. But he would also do no what Sam asked. I also think ASA was, you know, none the wiser. If really isn't the corruption that was really going on, which It's. It's deep, Mr. Overton. It's deep. And that's why I say I worry about you and Mordechai. The hacking event, it wasn't a coincidence at all. It wasn't a coincidence at all. Once you cross a. This sounds crazy, I know this is going to sound crazy, but once you cross a certain threshold of knowing something, getting certain information, doing things that step on toes, once you cross that invisible line, once you go over that threshold, that's when they'll come at you with the death threats, that's when they'll come at you with hacking your social media, your pages, your emails, or even your phone. In a lot of cases I had to buy protection for my phone, like three different programs just to play on my phone every month, just to keep it off. And thankfully it worked. Otherwise they're right there in it. They've got everything. It's just scary. And again, I know I kind of, I know I'm saying a lot and I know it sounds crazy, but all of this wasn't a coincidence. And when I was listening to your podcast with Al Sharbono and he said that he was out of jail or he was in jail, he was incarcerated when this happened. I had no idea whether that was true or not. But my gut kept telling me, no, you weren't. No you weren't. You weren't locked up. And once he realized and kept thinking about it, he's like, I better go ahead and speak up and go ahead and make that, make that Paul by self does he smart enough to do that. I have seen many people commit some major crimes. Some went to jail, some didn't, some are still walking free. I'm not talking about murder crimes necessarily, but I'm talking about very major, major crowds and there's still water on David. They have a guilty conscience and they self medicate to heal that guilty conscience. But the thing is once they heal or they don't heal, if they heal it, sometimes they'll try to change their life in a major way. For example, becoming a minister. Now, I am in no way, form or fashion judging Mr. Charbonneau. But like you said, nobody deserves to get murdered. Austin. Let me go back to Austin. I've known Austin since I was. I was. I mean, God, probably since grade. She was literally when we were kids. True story. So I've known this girl my whole life, and I know where her heart lies. I know that she was an addict for 20 years. I know. I know all about it. But if there's one thing about Austin, she gave a fuck, she cared. And I know that she had to have been eaten up with guilt. Eaten up with it. Now, I would be very, very surprised, and I could be wrong, but I would be very surprised to know and find out that she was involved, at least, you know, without threat of violence or something like that. And you take all these things into account that you've, like, let on to all of us, all your listeners, you lifers, as you caught her, which I've become a lifer, by the way. Like, I am into your shit now, bro. Like, I'm into it. That's why I'm sending this long fucking message that may or may not help. I don't know. I could be wasting your time, bro. I'm sorry if I am, but I'm trying to speak to the character of some of these people in your story because I know why you're doing it, but you're giving them way too much of a benefit of the doubt. There is corruption on every level. On every level, brother. There are sex clubs, high ups doing these sex clubs in Leesville. Want to know how I know? Because I've been invited to. I've been to one of them. Like, it's. It's insane. I'm talking doctors. Dr. Christina Lord. She. Lubzel. She was there. She actually stole a car, a cop car, and they wrote it off as unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. She literally got in a cop car naked as a fucking jaybird, high on cocaine, took the Leesville police car. And that's what they sh. That's what they charged her with. That's why I'm talking about a level of corruption. Like, you just. You just don't know. If I would have done that shit. I probably still would be locked up, bro. Mike Reese, who is a senator. His. His wife, Morgan Reese, he loves giving his wife up. He lubs it, B. It's. It's. It's a scary world in Vernon Parish. That's why I left. And it sucks because I was born in. But I was raised in Louisiana, man. And I loved me some Vernon Parrish. It was so beautiful. It's where all my friends were. It's where a lot of my, you know, family was and just. But I couldn't stay. I had to go. I tried to go back one time to live, and I got right back into it with the same people, same shit. I had to get back out again. It's scary, but there's people like Jason McDaniels, Justin Charbonneau. I don't really think Jason's girlfriend really had much in on all this. I mean, she may have, she may not have, but this was Jason and this was Justin. Austin would have never, ever said their names.
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C mintmobile.com unless that's what she saw. Now, self preservation, like you talked about, is very important. That's a very important point. Yes, that's exactly what she was doing. She was telling the truth, but she was trying to make herself seem not as involved or not as bad off. But I still don't think she was as involved as some people think. But maybe she was, maybe she wasn't. Please find out, because everybody knows the truth, that you have to watch your bat, Mr. Overtone. The death threats that are coming in, they're not idle threats, brother. They're not idle threats. And I applaud you for having the balls to go on there and say what you say like I'm years old. I wish I could go. I have fake Facebooks that I go and I read things with and I comment with because I'm scared to death to say what I want to say with my own name because I'm afraid the son of a bitch is going to show back up at my house and try to burn it down or try to fucking stab me again. Like I'm, I'm. I'm scared to death of it. So I hide in the shadows of social Media can't even enjoy social media, which, you know, it is what it is. I chose that life and this is no my consequence ever. But Jason, he is a shady character. He is a. I mean he's still selling drugs. And the people that he is involved with, that's who people really need to start looking at. Because people like Jason, he's just a pawn in this chess game. That's it. He. He's the fall guy. And you talked about a guy that tried to hang himself in the jail, man, all day long. I believe that they. He knew that he was gonna have to take the rap on that. I really believed that. I believed that he was gonna be forced to take the rap on that birder so they could solve it and that was gonna be that. And he didn't want to. And he tried to hang himself until somebody with some sense come in there and say, hey, here's some fucking evidence. David Vance isn't a smart guy. He is what she described. Gotta puff out his chest, feel like a man and have that badge. If there's anything that I. You gotta understand, I was a drug dealing some bitch. And cops still weren't my enemy necessarily. Like I still would have to call the cops. A toes link, you know, Al, something might happen, I might need the police, you know, a. You would need them. There come a time in my life where they there was. You started to learn about Vernon Parish and its corruption and the distrust that you would have in certain detectives. I'll tell you another detective that Misty. Misty is another one who is corrupt as fub. She is very corrupt. And Noel Yates. Noel Yates is a dirty, dirty motherfucker. He's narcotics or was at the time. He's if last time he arrested me, he entered the home that I was at because he said that he was worried about my well being. He just walked in the house, no warrant, no nothing. Just walks in the house, puts a gun pointed in my head, says, show me your hands. Just like that. And then says, I want to look inside your car. And I said, and I actually called my lawyer at the time while he was in the house trying to explain to my lawyer what was going on. He eventually takes my phone, hangs off the phone with my lawyer and says, I want to search your car. And I said, my lawyer told me to. So they know that you're not allowed to search my vehicle. And he's like, you're not gonna let me search your vehicle. And I said, no sir, I'm not gonna let you search my vehicle. He Put his gun in his holster, pointed his finger right in my face, said, I'm gonna fucking search it anyway. And that's what he did. And he found a crumb of methamphetamine in my car. Literally a crumb no bigger than the size of a piece of tobacco out of a cigarette pack. And that was my first charge. Ovo. They do what they want to do. And they've had so much time to do what they want to do, how they want to do it. The culture they've created at the vpso. Sam Kraft has been the fucking sheriff there for as long as I could remember. I think the last sheriff that I could remember there. Fuck, I can't even remember his message. I really can't. Honestly, I'm not even going to try. It's been that long. But I know Sam has been the sheriff there since they have the old sheriff in there, or, excuse me, since the old sheriff's department that was right by the train tracks, which this one. The new ones were out by the train tracks, too, but he's been in there. He built the new jail. He built the new varnished Harris Hill and winning. There's just corruption on so many levels in there. And I know, I know I'm just some ex doper that probably don't make a difference, but you have to look at the character of the people that you're talking about. And Shawn Granger, shitty character. David Vance, Shitty character. Sam Kraft, Shitty character. Noel Yates, Shitty character. Misty, Shitty character. Sylvester, Shitty character. All of those names that I had listed are some of the shadiest individuals that I've ever met in my life. I have never got any sense of them that they wanted justice. I have never gotten any sense off of them that they wanted to help addicts. Yo, people forget that when you get incarcerated. It's supposed to be rehabilitation, you know, yes, it's punishment, but jail is supposed to be rehabilitation. You're supposed to come out better and your punishment, you know, fits whatever crime. Supposedly you come out and you're supposed to be better. These motherfuckers don't give a shit. They don't give a shit. They just want to lock you up. They want you to become a revenue stream for the parish. That's what they want. That's all they want. They want to flip you, turn you into the CI and make money off of you and then backstab you when you do it. It's absolutely crazy. It's absolutely crazy. And Austin o', Banion, she has more fucking character in her peaky fucking finger than all of those people that I've mentioned come by what she said and passed on. That polygraph was accurate. That was truth. That was 100% truth. I can't stress that to you enough. She wouldn't. Yes, she might have been trying to get out of a charge, but she was also trying to get out of her anxiety. She was trying to get out of her guilt. If you knew her, you would know that, and I'm telling you. And to know that she was found naked and not without a scratch on her. Yeah, yeah, fucking right. That. A scratch on her. My dick. Bullshit. Bullshit. You proved that. You know, that was one thing that I heard that I thought was a rumor. I didn't know if she was beat the shit, and I didn't know if she didn't have a scratch. And that shouldn't be a question that I have. I've known the o' Banions my entire life, and since I moved away, I've been kind of disconnected from them. But I have known him my entire life. And they really are a good family. I mean, Murphy o' Banion was our grandfather. That man, I mean, built Pickering High School. He built Vernon Parish, essentially with o' Banion Oil. There was one time when we were in school that he was actually robbed. Like, big time robbed, like, with a lot of money robbed. It was some shadiness that went on with that. But I really don't know any details about that. I was really, really young. I just remember that he got robbed, like, at his home. Like, they came into his home, and he had to empty a safe for these people, whoever it was. So I'm gonna go ahead and try to stop, because I think I am. Yeah. I'm over 30 minutes into this, brother. I'm so sorry. I'm going to send it from an email from. That is a secure email. You will see my last name. I will tell you my name, but please keep that between us. My name is. You can look in the beat. You can look at my arrest. You can look at anything you want. Um, but please don't say it if you do use Ian's information for anything, because I am. I'm not going to be killed. I'm not going to be. So there's. I just. I can't. I can't do it. I'm scared to death of that, Woody. I'm just scared to death of it. But I can't. I just. I just can't go through that again. I've been through too Much rehab and too much therapy to have to worry about all that shit again. So just remember those names that I mentioned and remember their character and remember the can of worms that you were opening up here. Please have a security system. Please. I mean, I've got my glock on me right now. How I got out of all this mess without being a felon is beyond me, but I still got my Second Amendment rights, baby. And I'm. I'm Glocking right now. I got it next to me because I'm scared to death at any moment, something's going to happen. I'm just scared. I hope you and your wife stay safe. I. I will pray for the safety of you and Morgan. I'm. And I'm telling you now, too, I'm. I am particularly scared for Morgan Baguette. I'm just letting you know that I am so scared for that girl because she is vulnerable. She is a sweet fucking, fucking woman. Like, she is so innocent. Like, it's. She. I don't know if she realizes what she could be getting herself into, but if she doesn't, she could easily be a target, because I doubt she would watch her six like you or I would. I doubt she would pay attention like that. So just. Yo, Medi, on the down low. Maybe just give her that encouragement to really watch out. Be careful, because if they want you to shut the fuck up, they're gonna try to get you to shut the fuck up. And that's. That's really all I got, brother. I hope y' all are. Y' all are good. And, man, I'm gonna keep listening. Like I said, I've become. Become a fucking lifer. You. You know, I've just kind of off subject. I've never. Never really been into podcasts and everything, and. But I have never really listened to a podcast other than a Joe Rogan's short. But I have listened to eight fucking hours of you talk about this. And I'm getting into the rest of your. Your shows now. And. And what you're doing is amazing. What you're doing is amazing, and I really hope you keep this up, because I'm telling you, the people of Vernon Parish, what you're doing is you're giving them some hope. You're giving people like me that seen this shit go on for decades. You're giving us fucking hope. Please don't take that away from us. Please don't let us down. Just say, fuck us right now and walk away, because we really are counting on you in a way that you Might not quite understand and you might not get. We're tired of it. But a lot of us, most of us are scared to folk to say anything about it because look at Austin, look at Bradley. Simple as that. We're fucking scared to do anything. And most of us are powerless anyway. So keep up the good work, my friend. I really appreciate your time and I am sorry that I have talked your ear off for 35 minutes, but I just wanted to. I just wanted to say my piece on these people's character. You know, like I said, I don't have really any information on that case per se, but I think this is information because it pertains to the people that you're speaking of. And like the first time you gave Shawn Granger the benefit of the doubt, I rolled my eyes. But I only rolled him because it's. You don't know. You didn't know these people here. And Sean is. He's smart as a whip, but he's an errand boy. Is. My wife can control him. My ex wife can control his little dumbass. Then, yeah, the rest of them are, too. It wasn't no accident that then. Autopsy report was fucked up. Wasn't no accident, bro. Wasn't no accident. He's not that he dead. Oddy. He knows what the fuck he's doing. Trust me, he's meticulous. But anyway, Mr. Overton, thank you so much. And if there's anything else you need from me, just hit me back on my email. And thanks again, brother. And Ted, fighting the good fight. And I am praying that you really do get us some justice for ao. For Austin o'. Banion. That man, she just didn't deserve it. Bradley didn't deserve it. Just please, man. You've given us hope. You've given us hope. So go fucking get him.
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All right. So you just heard it. He laid it out, right. That. Again, that message. I don't know if anything in that message is true or accurate, but that is a message I received. I just shared to the world, as is my right to do so. Now, the crazy. I don't know. Y' all know better than me. The. The people who were named or what have you. I don't know anything about them. I don't even know if they really even exist, most of them. But. But y' all know. And stir the shit. Let's get justice for Bradley. Justice for ao. It doesn't come without a cost. All right? Like, freedom isn't free. Locking motherfuckers up isn't free either. And getting justice isn't free. But I love and appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you for tuning in, liking and listening and sharing. And I' Woody Overton, you host a Real Life Real Crime the podcast until next time or ever. Don't let me catch you down on murder by you Peace. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Yeah, a right to an attorney prior to it during any question. If you can't Afford1, the quarter point one for you. Do you understand your rights?
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And the wolf is at your home you running over that's for sure. He already knows all about you cut you down no matter about you.
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Now you better watch the light real.
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