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Woody Overton
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Cindy Overton
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 enduring any question that you can't afford one. The court of appoint one for you. Do you understand your rights?
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Barbara
And the wolf is at your oh you running over that's for sure.
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Cindy Overton
Already.
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Barbara
Knows all about you got you down no matter by you now you better.
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Cindy Overton
Walk 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.
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Hello everybody and welcome to Real Life Real Crime, the podcast. And I am Cindy Overton and I just wanted to thank everybody for their love and support at this time. I know that when Woody gets a chance to read everybody's comments and their well wishes and just love and support, he will just feel all of the love. He's really not doing social media right now at all, but I know he feels the love and thank you all so much for that. And I am doing the intro today for today's episode which is different than the episode that I teased about in yesterday's podcast. I was putting it all together last night and I decided that sometimes laughter is the best medicine. So I decided to switch up the original episode to the one that we are going to play and you will.
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Woody Overton
Get a good laugh out of it.
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Cindy Overton
I know a lot of you have heard it already, but we have some newbies that maybe have not and I think everybody will enjoy it. I can imagine some of you have certain witty isms going through your head right now remembering the episode. I just hope, again, like I said, that y'all enjoy it. So in yesterday's episode, I also read three stories and two of them were true and one was a lie. And I promised that today I would let you know which one was the lie. You were asked to go to the app and do the poll of and answer which one you think the lie is in the app. So hopefully a lot of you have done that. Now I'm going to tell you which one the lie was. And the lie was Story two, the exploding birthday cake. So if you guess that you're a good lie detector, before I play this episode, I would also like to remind everybody about the live event in July. On July 19, you can get your tickets at Bit Ly RLRCVIP. That is for the VIP ticket and then for the general admission ticket, you can go to bit ly/RLRC General G E N E R A L We.
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Woody Overton
Hope to see everybody there.
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Cindy Overton
It's going to be a fabulous experience and we just can't wait to see everybody.
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Woody Overton
Before I go, I have a add in audio that just came to me, so we are going to add it to this episode. So this is a audio that Ms. Barbara sent about the conversation that she had with the Cobb County District Attorney's office. I shared it with Woody and he said for me to go ahead and release it to y'all. I told you the other day that I was waiting for Woody to come back and share this wonderful news with you guys, but he doesn't want you to wait. He wants you to know that your voices are being heard and to not stop, as we keep saying, make the calls, send the emails. If you've sent an email before, just copy and paste it and send it again or, you know, something along those lines. But the fight, like I've said, is just beginning. So we really, really, really, really need to push now. We can't give up now. But hopefully after hearing this audio, you'll be reinvigorated and ready to fight even harder because you will know that your voices are being heard. So thank you so much. Woody did ask me to say a few more things to you guys. One, he is, as I keep saying, very, very, very grateful for all of the love and prayers and well wishes and positivity and just love that y'all are sending him. It really has helped him during this very, very, very difficult time. And what happened briefly was is he went last week with the intention of, like, after we recorded last week, he immediately went to go spend days and time with his daddy, and they fished together every Good Friday. His hope was to be able to get his daddy out of the house and take him fishing in the pond that is directly behind the house. And that is the day that something switched. And that was where the decline became much more drastic. Which leads to now. They've been planning the funeral for this coming Monday, which is the 28th. He passed on the 22nd. And the family is a huge family. And so Ms. Sandra is giving everybody the opportunity to come into town. It is a private funeral, but he has now. He spent the last few years really focusing on time with his daddy as dementia began to overtake his brain. And Woody did so to get every last second that he could with his dad and also to support his mom, who would, you know, as the primary caretaker, need a break. So Woody was blessed to have some very, very good memories with his daddy. They would go on, you know, little day road trips together up to Vines and literally Liberty, Mississippi. They would just drive around. They would go hang out at, you know, headquarters, what we at camp Ruth Lee. Mr. Lee would sometimes spend the night with him. And it would be such a positive time for Mr. Lee and for Woody and for Ms. Sandra. And so they had, like I said, some really good daddy son time. And, you know, Mr. Lee came here a couple of times, and we would go to lunch. And then we actually were able to do Christmas here with his with Mr. Lee and Ms. Sondra. And so we're all grateful for the precious time that we had. And now Woody is focused on getting his mom through this tremendous loss. They've known each other since they were very, very, very young kids. I'm not going to go into their love story, but it is amazing story. I will just say that they actually met at my stepfather's childhood home. My stepfather is the same age or a year younger than Mr. Lee. And they were, like, in Boy Scouts together. And there was a Boy Scout dance at my stepfather's home. And that is where Mr. Lee and Ms. Sandra met for the first time. But they were. They went off and did their own thing. And I'm not going into too much detail, but then they later obviously met up again, and they were married for 58 years. Mr. Lee was Ms. Sandra's whole life. And so Woody is doing everything that he can to turn his focus on supporting his mom during this time. I just wanted to give you an update on that. Woody is going to do a tribute episode to his dad soon. The man moved mountains. He was a force of nature. And anyway, I have so many words to say, but I just want y'all to know that Woody is thinking of you and we are very blessed to have each and every one of you. And so I'm going to play Miss Barbara's recording first and then the rest of the episode as I had it planned out.
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Barbara
Hi, everybody. It's Barbara, Haley and Stella's mom. I was. I just wanted to give everybody an update on Haley's case. But first I just wanted to say that I'm so sorry to Woody. I know that it's. It's a hard time for him and the family and we're with you. Our hearts are with you. That being said, I don't know how to do this without Woody, so. And if it's rambling, I'm sorry, you can ask questions in the comments if you don't understand anything, but I'm really not good at this at all. If you hear the dogs pacing back and forth where a little 17 year old dog paces a lot. So I'm sorry for all that. But yesterday I talked to the assistant, the DA's assistant. It took me a minute to get through because they kept, I guess, not wanting to put me through. And I don't know if it's because they've been getting calls or if they were just, you know, but anyway, she finally put me through to her assistant. She's very nice, I've talked to her a couple times and very, very nice, very thorough. And she always takes, you know, a lot of really good notes and makes sure she understands what I'm talking to her about. So she, first off, she asked me if I got any emails or correspondence from if I knew Cindy Bard. But she was our victim's advocate, if you remember, and not, not, she did not ever advocate for Haley or for us, I felt. But anyway, she asked if I had gotten any emails or correspondence from her and of course I had not. And she said, oh, and sounded surprised. She may or may not have been, but she said that she was supposed to coordinate some good dates and times for us for a meeting. So she said, well, I'll take down some. And so, you know, I told her, you know, when we would be available. She took down, you know, took down the times and the dates and told us that she would call us personally and try to correspond and get those times work, you know, try to find a time that would work. She explained that we would be in a meeting with the da and she said that there would be a third person in the meeting, another ada And I'm not sure if that's going to be Stephanie Green. She did not know, but she, you know, she did say that it would maybe be the ADA who she would sign to my inquiries. So I think that sounds good. I think that means that maybe they're assigning a. Another assistant district attorney to Haley's case. I hope I don't, but that's what it sounds like. And I'm trying to be positive. It's really hard with all that we've been through with them. But this is a new, you know, a new DA And I'm putting faith in her that she will do the right thing. So. So anyway, she said that with, you know, with the third person in the room that everybody would be on the same page is about, you know, how to better serve us going forward. And she kept saying with her inquiry, not our case, but I guess that's what. So she. She explained that the chief. And asked if the chief investigator is still working on her case. And. And she said yes. And she said he is still working. She said whether it would be, you know, reinvestigating her case or that we would come into a meeting and explain what they. What they are or why they are not doing something, which that sounded scary. So I hope that's not what this meaning is for, is to explain why they're not doing something. But again, I'm trying to have faith. So she said that they are coming in after another group has trialed this case, so that they'll have to have, you know, time to figure out what to do going forward and, you know, get with the previous team and get their take on everything. And she said it's all about assessing how he's going to assign one or two other investigators to the case possibly. So, again, that part sounds good. So I'm. I'm trying to look at the positives and hopefully not the negatives.
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Cindy Overton
So.
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Barbara
But anyway, it just. A meeting with the D A is awesome. Knowing that the chief investigator is on the case is awesome. When she tentatively said that they would be, you know, possibly assigning a new ADA and possibly assigning, you know, new investigators, it all sounds really good. And I'm hoping, you know, that that's what's going on. So anyway, after all that, she. We hung up, and then she did call me back and let me know that it would have to be the week of May 5, because I guess the district attorney is going out of town next week. So she couldn't figure out a way to make it work with the Times this week. So it will be the week of May 5th. And, and you know, if I don't hear back from her, I haven't yet. But if I don't hear back from her, I will naturally keep calling and keep looking for the, you know, what dates we can get, get in to see her. But I just want to thank everybody so much and you have no idea how much we appreciate this because I know, know for a fact this would not be happening if, if it hadn't been for you all calling and just taking Haley's case, you know, to heart and getting to know her. And it's. We, we are beyond grateful and thankful to you all and thank you so much. And please don't stop, though. Please don't stop because I feel like this is working. But, you know, I think that any let up in the pressure could cause them to think that they've, you know, I don't know that they don't need to keep going and we don't want that. So thank you all so much again. This is Barbara, Haley's mom and Stella's mom. And Stella is at work, but she said to tell everybody hi and thank you. And so we appreciate it from the bottom of our hearts and thank you.
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Cindy Overton
Like where we sleep.
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Cindy Overton
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Barbara
One offer per account.
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Cindy Overton
So y'all heard it straight from Ms. Barber's mouth. Isn't that amazing? You have moved mountains, Lifers. Thank you so much. This is why I keep saying, keep doing what you're doing. It's working. Thank goodness. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. So with that, I hope that that puts a pep in your step today. I know that for us, it really gets me fired up to keep on going and I hope it does the same for you and I hope it helps Miss Barbara and Tyler and Stella have a little bit more positivity. They have got to, you know, have a little bit of, you know, I'm sure they're fearful because they've been led on so many times and they thought that things were happening that weren't and they've seen so many mistakes made in the case. But this is a positive move forward and, and so we are grateful. And now we're going to move on to the laughter, the funny episode that, like I said, sometimes laughter is the best medicine. And I hope this makes you laugh.
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Woody Overton
Happy Friday.
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Cindy Overton
And we are so happy. Ms. Barbara, thank you, thank you, thank you for putting your faith and trust in our real life, real crime community. We promised you we wouldn't let you down. We're not going to let you down.
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Without further ado, let's talk about glory. Ho. All right, so back in. I think it was 2004, maybe 2005. I don't remember which year. I was working as a detective for the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office. And the. I got called in to Chief Kearney Foster's office and anytime he called for me to come downstairs, I generally think, oh, Lord, what did I do now? And a lot of people were scared of Chief Foster. I was never scared of him, but he. I mean, when I got called in this office, a lot of times it was what I called getting called on the carpet for something I screwed up. And I was going to get my ass chewed out. But every time, rightfully so that I got called in the carpet. But a lot of times it was just about cases and stuff. But anyway, Ms. Carney called and said, hey, boy, I need to come down here. I was like, oh, okay, yes sir. And so go down. And there was another. I'm not going to say any names on this one. And you'll see at the end why. And there was another detective had got called in also. And so Kearney sitting behind his desk and I could see him, my mind's eye now. And y'all know, if you hadn't heard, he died passed from COVID And that breaks my heart. And God bless his family, his beautiful wife. And anyway, back to that day, he's. He. I didn't know if I was in trouble. He said, come on, have a seat. And I did. And the other detective was sitting with me and he leaned back and he steeple his fingers up and he'd lean back and that big leather back chair, high leather back chair said, boys, we have a problem. I'm thinking, oh shit, what did I do? And I said, okay. And he said, we got a real problem and I need you to handle it. I said, okay. And I'm thinking maybe I'm. I'm off the hook here, right? And he said, but I didn't know. So he said, we have a problem with complaints from citizens about they're going to parks and they're going to the restrooms and they've seen men engage in sexual activities with each other. I'm like, what the. And he said they. They've been also causing damage to property at these parks. And the men's bathroom stalls, they're cutting holes in the wall in between the stalls so they can have sex in through these holes. I'm like, oh God, here we go. And some more. I hate to say I'm sure it's not just a Livingston Parish thing, but it's, you know, always seemed that I was working some type of sex case and I so miss car. Tell me, you know, what's the deal? And he said, in the last couple of months we received like three different complaints from two different places that the one guy was going in to use the restroom, he'd been jogging. And he could hear two guys basically screwing in the stall. Like the whole, the whole partition was shaking and there was some moaning and groaning going on. And they called it in. And by the time the uniformed deputies got, the other guys had left. And when they heard you know, the other person in the restroom. And he said, and it happened again and it happened a third time. He said, we need to do something about it. I'm like, okay, what are we going to do? And he said, well, I want you to go out there undercover and set them up. I'm like, okay, well, I mean, you know, I'm kind of lost on them. Like how you want me to set them up? He said, I want one of y'all to go undercover, mic yourself up and go in one of these stalls and see if somebody comes to solicit sex from you. I'm thinking, oh God, here we go. I can, I can only imagine what kind of show this is going to be. He said, you know, he gave me the locations and he said, go out, do some reconciling and come up with a plan, Woody, and, and figure out how, how to bust them. So I did. We went to the three different locations and okay, so this is happening during the daytime, y'all, and like during business hours and not, not at nighttime or anything like that. The parks were closed, whatever the. So we go out around lunchtime and we set off at a distance on this one park and I'm watching the men's bathroom. And sure enough, around 11 o'clock, see a truck pull up. Guy doesn't get out. And then a few minutes later, another truck comes cruising by. And they came back cruising by and saw the guy sitting in his truck. Guy gets out, he goes in. As soon as he goes in, the guy that was waiting in his truck gets out and goes in behind him. And they're in there for like 15, 20 minutes. And then they both come out and they leave and go the separate way. And I'm like, well, that's probably what they're talking about. So I go in and, and look at the stalls and sure enough, there was. You open the door to the stall is. It was two stall bathroom. He had the urinals on the wall across from a two stall bathroom in the door swinging inward and you can lock it from the inside. When you open the door, you can see there is a hole in between. If you were sitting down on the toilet, it'd be almost at your face. We'll put it like that. Okay. And I'm like, holy shit, is this really a thing? You know, I mean, the, I'm not bashing people for, you know, being heterosexual or gay or whatever. That's not my, my jam, right? But these people having strangers having sex in a bathroom, that, that kind of threw Me for a loop. So I went to the next one. And again, same type of thing. We saw numerous people coming and going on this one. This saw on the same day during the afternoon time. And we saw males going and coming, you know, driving up, going in separately, coming out and what have you. Could only assume that they're doing something. Now, the problem with it is on bus, I could have ran in the first time we saw two guys go in. But what are you going to do? Kick in the stall door? The. I don't know. You know, you certainly have a reasonable expectation of privacy. If you go on even it's a public restroom you going into to defecate or poo or whatever you want to call it. You know, I tell my son, I read in the book, everybody poops. Right, I get that. But the, the. If you go in the stall and you lock the door, I would think that you had a certain reasonable expectation of privacy. So you can't hit it like that. Go to the third one. The third one didn't even have the glory hole thing. That. I'll explain that term in a minute. Third one didn't even have the whole thing. But there were definitely men going in, watching. One person would show up and until another one would show up and then one would go in, the other one follow men, and they had a reasonable amount of time to be engaged in some type of sexual activity. I would say, of course, that's speculation till you can prove it. So I go and I'll look it up. I googled it in men having sex in public bathrooms, and it came back glory hole. And. And that's what they call the hole in the wall where somebody cuts it out. And I don't know what kind of tools it is because I know one of them was a plywood divider, if you will. But another one was like this hard plastic material, I don't know, composite, whatever you call it. So you did. You know, for you to go in there and do that, you're destroying public property, first of all. But then if you're going to cut a hole in the wall, there's a reason for it. And so glory hole is a term they use when males cut a hole in the wall in the bathroom stall, specifically to have sex, anonymous sex, usually with another male. All right, I'm educated now, right? I know what a glory hole is. Now, I had to get the plan together. So what I decided to do was get a team of three detectives, and I'm not going to say their names myself, and Two other detectives and we had a meeting. I said look, this is what we're going to do. We can get a body mic and you oh, let me back up and digress. So here's how the glory hole works. When you go into a stall and you sit down on the toilet, the you don't just say hey, you want to have sex? There's a foot tap. You do a three foot tap and the guys in the stall next to you isn't in there really taking a. And he's there to get a blow job or whatever. He free foot taps back, right? So that's the signal and they, they do it. So I tell the Texas for real Dave, we're going to body mic up and send one of you in. And you go in and if somebody comes to the stall next to you and they tap their foot three times, then you tap your foot back three times. And if they make, you know, forward gesture like you know, talk to you about sex or put their penis through the wall or whatever, then we'll have a code word once the law is broken and we'll have a code word and you say that and then when you say that code word we'll know to come running in. All right, so game plan is developed. The biggest question is who's going to be the one that gets mic'd up? And I'm like, damn. So they were like I don't want to do it, I don't want to do it. I said, you know, want to withdraw straws for to pick a number or something. So we did, actually ended up doing rock paper scissors and guess what? I lost. But I told him, I said I'm only doing one, you know, I'll do the first one and if we have to go to the next one, you know, one of you, we're gonna have to do the other one, right? So we go the next day we park at an off site location and where I knew there was a glory hole and I miked up and a little mic on my back and we came up with the code word and said buddy, what's it going to be? And I said, well if the law is broken, I'll say it's hot in here and that yalls code word. They come in and arrest the person because you know, kick the stall door, whatever you gotta do. Because the laws I, you know, I'm telling you, law's been broken. I can't, I'm not gonna be able to scream it out on the microphone or whatever. But you, if I Say, it's hot in here. You come running and arrest the person. So we do it. Put the mic on my back, they tape it up. I pull around. I'm in an unmarked vehicle. I pull around, there's already a truck waiting there. And I pull in and get out. It's. It's a bright bluebird sky day. It was in summertime, and there wasn't a lot of people around. I'm talking about, like, this was, like, on Wednesday, and in the middle of the business day, there's not a lot of people in the park. The. I get out, I walk in, and, you know, I'm a little bit nervous, and I didn't look over at the. The guy in the truck beside me. It was parked a couple spots away, and it was a blackmail. And so I get out and I walk in. I go in the first stall, and I close the door, and I locked it, and I sat down on the toilet. And sure enough, within a minute or two, I hear somebody come in. I hear the stall door open next to me. And I'm sitting there, and I'm thinking, you know, what the hell is going to happen, right? Then I hear. And I'm like, oh, here we go. So I went. I tapped back and. And I heard a voice say, hey. And I said, hey. No law broken there, right? And public restroom, even though we're in our stalls. Then the next thing I know, before I could say anything else or think anything else, now I got this hole just to my left. The. I was in the first stall, and the holes to my left. Next thing I know, I see this big black anaconda come through the wall. All right? A penis, y'all. And it was erect. And for I. I gave you all the warning ahead of time. It was erect, and it was for a lot of. For a lack of a better description, it was jumping up and down with the. But I could only assume was the guy's heartbeat, right? It was throbbing. And he's like, hey, hey, you want to suck it? Suck it, man. Suck it. And I was like, it's hiding here. It's hiding here. It's hot in here, right? And he's like, yeah, it's hot in here, but good, good. Once you give it a suck, I'm like, it's hot in here. And so here they come. Those two detects come running in. And I told him I was gonna be in the first stall. They kicked the door on second stall, pull the guy out, his erect penis and everything, and they put him against the Wall and you know, tell him pull his pants up and cuff him and stuff him. And we get a uniform patrol guy to come over and pick him up and take him to the jail. We'll worry about him. We'll book him later, right? But hey, that's. This is a serious felony charge. Obscenity at the very worst. I mean, at the very least, which, you know, you get convicted of, that you have to register as a sex offender and your life is screwed for the rest of your life. Everywhere you go to live, you have to mail out the notices. You got to, you know, the. You listed as a sex offender on Louisiana sex offender registry. It's just bad shit. Okay, so great arrest. You know, Chief Foster's got to be happy about that one, right? So we leave that location, we go to the next one and. But we're riding to the next one. They're laughing at me the whole time. And they were like, oh, did you see how big that thing was? And hey, you want to suck it, Woody? You want to suck it? Oh, what do you want? Just put it in your mouth and suck it. And. And I'm like, huh? You, You. I'm never gonna live this down. This is after the Cajun queen stuff from previous episodes, right? And so, yeah, they're like, come on, suck it, Cajun Queen. And I'm like, okay. So one will say the younger one detective was really riding my ass. And we're friends, right? And. And you know, known each other forever and everything per. Lies in each other's hands every day and all that kind of stuff. Work case together. But now, you know, nobody can ride a cop like another cop and not ride it in a sexual term. Y'all mean like riding and joking and razz them and. And hazeln and everything else. But I was catching it non stop. So we get out the second stage in location and I'm like, you, I'm not doing it this time. And oh, this location was the one that did not have. We cruised the first one, the second one that had the glory hole. This one, there was nobody there. We went to. It's like 12:30 by this time. We went to the third location that did not have the glory hole and there was nobody there. I said, well, you know, would go off my. I said I'm not doing it that you're doing this. This one. I'm not gonna say his name. And he's like, I guess it's only fair. And I was a little bit pissed off, but not really pissed off. And he Was like, you know, if I do it, are you gonna suck it? And I was like, you put the microphone on, go in, right? So he mic'd him up and he went in the undercover car and he pulled up. But on this park, y'all, there was one way in. It's a big circle around and one way out. You can't. There's no two way traffic. But there were cars parked intermittently throughout the park, if you will. But you don't know what they're parking there. They could be eating their lunch or doing whatever. So we send them in and undercover. Of course, we all had undercover vehicles, but when we made the first pass through, even when you send them in and unmarked undercover poopty mobile is what we call it. And he goes in, he parks a man as soon as he parks one of the guys. And it was a white Volvo station wagon. I'll never forget it. The had been parked at the. At the front entrance apart where they could see when the vehicles turn in and come around. He followed him. He immediately follows him. Follows him around to the bathroom. The detective goes in and he didn't realize this guy was this close. And. And the detective goes in to the restroom. This white Volvo station wagon comes in skidding in sideways like Bow and Luke Duke, like he's in a hurry. Not that bad, y'all. But he came in there really fast and park, Caddy corner, whatever, and almost ran into this white male, gets out an older gentleman in a business suit, okay, in Thai, and he goes in the bathroom. Well, the detective had gone in and he went to the first urinal because that. Not because of the plan, but because he had to urinate. So he's actually urinating when this guy comes into the bathroom. And the guy comes straight over to him and. And looks down on the detective wise urinating and says, hey, that's nice, man, that's nice. And the detective's like, didn't. I mean, he didn't mean to get caught in a situation. It's like, oh. And. And so you can hear him zipping himself up. And the guy's like, no, you don't have to put it up, baby. You don't have to put it up. And he said, I want to. I want to see it. Let me touch it. Let me, let me suck on it for you. And he's like, oh, no, no. He said, he says, it's hot here. And my detective house whiffs like, let's go. I said, nope, let's let him. Wait a minute. I Don't think I heard it correctly. And so you get the guy's proposition totally is like, no, I told you not to put up. Look, I'll take mine out. And you could hear the pants unzip, and you hear him masturbating. And the detectives going, it's hiding here. It's hiding here. My buddy's going, man, what do we got to get us a new. Give it a second. And he's like, it's hiding here. And I said, all right, let's go. So we go in, and you still hear him going, it's hiding here. It's hiding here. We enter the bathroom. When you enter the bathroom, the two stalls on the left, two urinals on the right, and there's a dead space on the brick wall in the back. The detective has his back against the wall. The guy in the suit is in front of him, his pants down, masturbating on him. And I was like, holy shit. So we grab him, slam against the wall, pat first and down, had him pull his own pants up, you know, and then handcuffed him, right? And say, you're under arrest. Actually. Actually, by waiting a second, I got a better charge because it would have been just obscenity had he been masturbating. But the. The very fact that he was masturbating and he actually touched the detective with his penis made it a sexual battery charge, which is even better. And look, so we cuffed him up, and that detective was so mad at me, and, I mean, he was, like, fighting mad. He's reading the faces. You son of a. Yeah. I said, it's hiding here. It's hiding here. I said, yeah, but. And, you know, you asked me that, you know, I want to suck it again. That was my way of getting the back at him. I probably shouldn't have done it, but. So we. We get another unit, take the guy to jail, Go to jail, do the paperwork and everything. And the. Hey, my buddy won't even talk to me. I mean, he's got the real case of the red ass. But, hey, we got a better charge now because he actually touched him with his penis. And he said. And I was like, man, why didn't you pull your pistol and arrest him? And he said, I. Because I would have slide down in front of him when he's on top of me masturbating and get my pistol out out of my ankle holster. And he said I wasn't going to do that. He said. I mean, he called me everything but a child of God and rightfully so. But, you know, detectives getting back into text. I thought it was pretty funny until I got back to my office, and the phone rings, and I answer it. Detective Overton, he said, come down to my office. It was Chief Foster. I was like, oh. And I mean that. This time there was no doubt I was getting called on the red carpet. So I took that long walk down that staircase, walk down the hallway. I walk in, and Ms. Jackie Lockhart was a secretary. And she looked at me, and she had his outer office's desk in the old courthouse. And she looked at me, and she just started shaking her head. It's like, you know, she knew. Evidently she had heard what had gone on. She was shaking her head like, oh, your ass is in a crack this time. So I go in and. And Mr. Kearney said, shut the door. I shut the door, and he said, come here. And I went, sit down. He said, no, don't sit down. He said, what in the were you doing? I said, what are you talking about? Mr. Kearney said, you know what I'm talking about, man. You. You didn't. You delayed on going in when he gave the code word, and you. Why did you do that? And I told him some. Be honest with you, Mr. Kearney, because I don't lie to you, you know, that. I said I was a little pissed off on the first time when they kept rising me about, or he kept. Specifically, he kept razzing me about, you know, you want to suck it, you know, come on, man, suck it. And he kept asking me, what are you going to suck it, etc. I said, you know, I. I should have been a bigger person. I. I should have gone in when I've heard the first. It's hot. And here. He said, you damn right you should have. You know, he could have been armed and da, da, da, da, da. And y'all, he's 100,000% correct. I should have done it and shouldn't have weighed it, but it was funny as fuck. And I'm still laughing about it to this day, other than the fact that Mr. Kearney chewed my ass up and down. And he was like. I mean, he was furious. And. And then when he got done, he didn't suspend me or anything like that. When he got. He said, boy, you know, I expect better of you than that. And I get that he was razzing you. And, you know, I get why you did what you did. And you thought it was funny. I said, yes, sir, I did. And then he laughed and started laughing. He Said it was kind of funny. He said, but I bet you when I ever asked you, do you want to suck it again? So that's it.
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Woody Overton
Time is precious and so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 24,7 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many ailments and shipping is always free. With Dutch, you'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care.
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Cindy Overton
It was a short one. I know it was dirty, but I just want to give you all something this week. Now this is my busiest week of the year. We got the Crew Bash, we got the VIP event Friday night, February 4th this week, and the Crew Bash is Saturday night. So you know, I got Courtney Coco's case in Alexandria. I'm being court for on Monday, so. And we're in the middle of all this transition and so everything is being redone and brand new. I just wanted to drop y'all a quick little episode. Hopefully I made you laugh. I just was thinking about it last night and how can I give you a little something without not giving you anything? So hope you enjoyed it and I'll conclude this episode of Glory Hole. Now we'll talk to you about the Crew Bash and Lopea. Really important, y'all. Friday night, the VIP event is at the Basin. You can go online because we open up a few more ticket sales for it. I don't know when you're hearing this if they'll be there or not. Probably not. But if you want to come Friday night, it's from 7:00 until 2:00 to the kick us out private event. Nobody else will be allowed in but VIPs. It's $20. Okay. Now, we sold out the the original allotment of VIPs, which included the VIP event and the early entry into the show Saturday nights. But because it's such a big venue, we added a few more. And I had a lot of lifers there were saying, hey, Woody, I can't make it Saturday night, but I'd like to come Saturday, Friday night to the VIP event. So we. Those are 20 bucks apiece on eventbrite.com. check and see if they're still there. If you want to come, this is what's going to happen. I'm gonna show up. I'M going to sign autographs, take pictures with everybody and spend my time with you, right? It's not like at the Live on Saturday night if you're in the crowd. Certainly when I get done with my show and Chase Taliban takes the stage, I'm gonna be up there signing autographs and taking pictures as long as I can. But I won't get to spend as much time as I will with you on, on Friday night. But Friday night I'm going to take my time with every single person that's there. That's why we limit the number. And then we're going to have a deejay because we have Chase Tyler last Saturday night. And once I get done doing the pictures and the autographs and all that, I am right there in the middle of the crowd with you all night long. We are drink, we're going to party, we're going to dance, we're going to have a good time. And so it's really is a VIP experience, but y'all are very important people to me anyway, if you can make it or you can't. But this last year we did it. We have life was coming in from all over the United States for this, right? We sold out the Hilton already downtown just on that alone. So last year we did it unannounced just for people that were coming in from out of town and they had a room for four hours at another place. And it was, it was a great success and I got to sign autographs and then we threw down, but only for four hours this time you get it for the whole night until they kick us out and we'll probably stumble back to the hotel together. Or if you need an Uber, we'll get you one home, whatever. But. But that same night, only that night we're going to have Captain Calvin Duvall. Duvall's Cajun Charters had a custom built fishing rod donated to him by his, one of his sponsors for his charter company. Captain Duvall then went out and spent his own money on a high dollar fishing reel, the same ones he uses on his charter boat. And I'm telling you, it's, it's top of line, first class, y'all. And then he even went further and spent the money on having that. He spooled it himself with the fishing line. And that fishing line, if you don't know anything about braided fishing line, it's expensive. So it's like a $700 deal at the VIP, we're going to sell tickets for $1 apiece for a chance to win that custom built fishing rod and the reel that captain of all put on it. And it's totally rigged up fish so you have to be there for that to win that a dollar piece and we'll announce the winner at the end of the night and they'll get the poll will be there and they'll get it. But Lopa raffle, y'all. Last year we raised $8,000 for them and we had, we had captain devolve the balls Cajun charter donated a fit fishing trip. Got it. Fishing trip with me. Real life, real crime donated the hotel room at the marina for the winter. Jim Chapman of Local Leaders podcast donated $600 Yeti ice chest for the winner to take their fish home in. And then Ms. Tiffany C carve with Home Key Mortgage donated another Yeti ice chest which was a separate drawing. Now this year we've taken that through the roof and y'all have heard my episodes already on it. McLar Whitetail Adventures donated a turkey four day. Got it. Turkey hunt in a four day guy to Whitetail Hunt. That's like $16,000 alone, y'all, for those two. Then Jim Chapman of Local Leaders Podcast donated a full podcast. Like he said that that's the production and the promotion across all of social media and everything else. And the the business owner getting to tell their podcast their story, right when Jim Chapman puts the human face on business owners and he's had phenomenal success. The gym has donated that this year through Local Leaders and it's full service. And even if you don't, if you win that and you don't own a business, you know someone who owns a business and they can get that benefit. And Ms. Tiffany C card has stepped up again through Homekey Mortgage and added another yeti chest to the drawing. Then this paid Courtney with Adel SPA has donated a 500 gift certificate. The Susan has donated this huge humongous quilt. And yeah, y'all go look it up on social media. I'm forget somebody has donated the quill. The the Southern Boutique out of Livingston has donated a total of $400 worth of prizes. Grainworks has donated a custom built charcuterie board. It's they'll never be in another one like in the history of the world. And again, captain of all is the balls. Cajun Charters donated another guided fishing trip out of Delacroix, y'all. It's a plethora of prizes and if I've left anybody out, then I apologize. But good look on our social medias. $10. It's $15 for one ticket and it's $10 if you get 10 tickets. And it's all electronic now you go to any of your social media and you see the QR code, scan it, put in your information. It's all totally secure. You can submit your payment and then your name and the amount of tickets you bought is entered into the computer system that we're using for the drawing. And so there's no physical tickets that you have to worry about. You don't have to be present to win. In live on stage at the Crew Bash. We're going to get sponsors up there and we're going to have Ms. Laurie Steele with LOPA Louisiana Oregon Procurement Agency draw for the winner and then we will present the check of however much we raise through these donations and through y'all buying the raffle tickets will present that to Lopa in that Louisiana Oregon Procurement Agency all and they say lives every day. It's a non profit. It's my baby. So look it up. If you would in buy a ticket, I mean for 15 bucks a chance to win over $20,000 in prizes, you buy it. If you buy 10 tickets, you get 10 chances you might win all, all the prizes. I mean who knows the luck of the draw. But it's important and I appreciate y'all for doing that and share that and, and if you know somebody likes to hunt or fish or likes a quilt or has a business that wants a chance of winning the podcast or wants a yeti ice chest or, or custom made charcuterie board or whatever, let them know. All 100% of this goes to Lope y'all. 100% of the proceeds go to Lopa and these people have given generously donated generously these prizes. Let's blow it up for Lopa. Let's you know, help save lives. Okay. Last time, last time, you'll hear it. This year Crew Bash tickets are sell on sale@eventbrite.com Sign the Real Life Real Crime 3rd Annual Crew Bash. That that night, Saturday, February 5th is my 52nd birthday. More importantly, it's the third birthday of Real Life Real Crime, the podcast. And y'all, I love all you lifers, thank you so much. We're growing phenomenally and it's just blowing up like never before. And I appreciate each and every one of you Patreon and convicts. I said it once, I said a million times, thank you so much. The show wouldn't run without you. Thank you for following us. I will be releasing, I promise you this within the Next two weeks I will be releasing a never before heard full Patreon convict episode to put up in Yalls balls. Okay, I'm a little bit behind on that, but I'll catch up on it. But thank you for your support. You can't be a patron member or convict. I get that and I love you just as much. Y'all go download the the Real Life Real Crime community app from the app Store for free. It has everything that's real life for crime across all my social media pages put into one spot. Doesn't get censored by anybody but me. That's priceless in itself. Right? Go there. But it has so much more than what you get. If you like Real Life Real crime, go download it. Just check it out. But back to the basin. February 5th, we're celebrating my birthday. Real Life, Real Crimes birthday. A lot of new things are about to happen. I'm gonna be announcing at that show. Then we're doing the local drawing and I'm gonna do a never before live adult podcast and it's gonna be crowd interactive. If you made the other two crew bashes you know I'm talking about, but this one's going to be even more. So I got something special plan for y'all. So you get your tickets@eventbrite.com that also will be at the Basin. Oh, big, big thing. We changed from the Texas Club to the Basin for a multitude of reasons. But the the Basin ultimately is going to be a much better look event place for us. So that's where it's going to be at y'all. Both nights. The VIP is going to be at the Basin and then the third annual crew bash will be at the Basin on Saturday night. So it's not no longer at the Texas Club and come out. We're going to rock it. Life for Small of the United States will be there. I can't wait. Stoked. So excited. So excited about everything. Real Life for crime. And I can't wait to next week when you get to hear all the new good stuff and be a hero. If you're an organ donor. If you're lifer from Okinawa, Japan and you don't have to be from Louisiana. You want to sign up to be an organ donor, go to lopa.org and takes like two minutes, y'all. Fill it out. Give the gift to life. Be a hero. And I'm Woody Overton, your host of 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 your own court of law. You got 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 when the.
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Barbara
Wolf is at your home, you running over, that's for sure.
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Woody Overton
Time is precious and so are our pets. So time with our pets is extra precious. That's why we started Dutch. Dutch provides 24? 7 access to licensed vets with unlimited virtual visits and follow ups for up to five pets. You can message a vet at any time and schedule a video visit the same day. Our vets can even prescribe medication for many of us ailments and shipping is always free. With Dutch, you'll get more time with your pets and year round peace of mind when it comes to their vet care.