Podcast Summary: Real Life Real Crime Episode: True Crime Time For August 13, 2025
Host/Author: Real Life Real Crime Productions (Woody Overton & Cindy Overton)

1. Murder of Bob Boyajian in Bass Lake, California

Timestamp: [05:33] – [10:44]

Woody and Cindy delve into the tragic case of Robert “Bob” Boyajian, a 75-year-old respected realtor from Bass Lake, California. Bob, who had built a solid reputation over 40 years, was brutally murdered on the night of July 12, 2025.

• Victim and Perpetrator: Bob Boyajian trusted a 21-year-old tech consultant, Aldrich Medosian, who assisted him with his home security system and was a fellow off-roading enthusiast.

• The Crime:

  • On the night of the murder, Aldrich killed Bob inside his home, wrapped his body in bedding, and transported it to the Mojave Desert using a body bag purchased from Amazon days prior.
  • Woody Overton remarks, “[07:37] “They charged Aldrich with first-degree murder...””

• Investigation and Evidence:

  • Bob was reported missing after failing to show up for work on Monday, leading to a welfare check.
  • Authorities discovered his truck, Apple Watch, and briefcase at home, but his bedding, wallet, and cell phone were missing, alongside a disabled security system.
  • Suspicion quickly fell on Aldrich as investigators found incriminating evidence, including ATM records showing Aldrich withdrew $1,000 using Bob’s debit card and discovered Bob’s wallet and cell phone at Aldrich’s residence.
  • Cindy Overton notes, “[10:04] “A body to the desert burial site where they had actually gone together...””

• Aldrich’s Confession:

  • Initially claiming Bob's death was a suicide, Aldrich's story unraveled as more evidence surfaced, leading to his confession. He admitted to the murder, citing anger over personal disputes and financial motives.
  • Woody Overton comments, “[10:10] “Don’t you think Amazon ought to question some purchases...””

• Conclusion:
  Aldrich Medosian was charged with multiple offenses, including first-degree murder and grand theft, and is currently held without bail in Madera County.

  • Cindy Overton summarizes, “[10:17] “Authorities determined that every step had been planned out...””

2. Assault at Low Gap Campground, Georgia

Timestamp: [10:44] – [17:08]

The Overtons discuss a harrowing incident that occurred at Low Gap Campground in Helen, Georgia, involving the Hollandsworth family.

• The Victims:

  • Bruce Walden, 58, and his 20-year-old daughter, Gracie Walden, were enjoying a family camping trip near Low Gap Creek when violence erupted.

• The Attack:

  • Cindy Overton explains, “[13:08] “He lost it. He got mad...””
  • A group of four individuals from Lula, Georgia, attacked Bruce and Gracie. During the assault, Gracie stabbed one of her attackers in self-defense.
  • Bruce suffered severe injuries, including a cut from his ear to the back of his neck caused by a glass beer bottle, resulting in a brain bleed.
  • Woody Overton reflects, “[22:45] “And I know what that looks like...””

• Investigation:

  • The perpetrators, identified as Crystal Wilson, Josh Wilson, Joshua Miller, and Charles Miller, were apprehended and charged with assault and battery.
  • Cindy Overton details, “[16:44] “Both victims were rushed to Northeast Georgia Medical Center...””

• Family's Response and Advocacy:

  • The Walden family has initiated a fundraiser to cover medical expenses and is advocating for stricter alcohol regulations at campgrounds, suspecting alcohol contributed to the violence.
  • Cindy Overton highlights, “[17:08] “The daughter told a TV station...””

• Community Impact:

  • Bruce remains hospitalized in critical condition, and Gracie is recovering with visible emotional scars, including nightmares and fear of further attacks.
  • Woody Overton empathizes, “[22:59] “They don’t say if those other the group had priors...””

3. Aggravated Child Abuse in Florida

Timestamp: [24:47] – [28:52]

The podcast covers a distressing case from Florida involving severe abuse of a six-year-old boy by his stepfather, Zachary Perez.

• The Abuse:

  • Cindy Overton recounts, “[24:47] “There's a six-year-old who's forced to wear a dog collar...””
  • Perez, a 42-year-old former Marine, was arrested for aggravated child abuse after video footage and eyewitness accounts revealed prolonged torture, including dragging the child with a leash, kicking, and forcing him to carry a heavy backpack filled with rocks.

• Legal Proceedings:

  • Despite the graphic evidence, Perez was released on house arrest with strict conditions to stay away from the child and his mother while awaiting trial.
  • Woody Overton expresses frustration, “[28:11] “There's hundreds of thousands of people with PTSD...””

• Defense and Community Response:

  • Perez’s defense cites his military background and PTSD, but prosecutors argue that his actions are inexcusable despite his trauma.
  • The child advocacy group Christy House emphasizes the severe emotional and psychological trauma inflicted on the boy.
  • Cindy Overton notes, “[28:11] “Amanda Altman, who's the CEO of a child advocacy group...””

• Next Steps:
  Perez's next court date is scheduled for August 28th, with ongoing investigations into additional victims, including his 14-year-old daughter.

  • Cindy Overton adds, “[28:52] “The prosecutor said that trauma he inflicted cannot be dismissed...””

4. Sword Attack in Texarkana, Texas

Timestamp: [28:52] – [35:31]

Woody and Cindy examine a violent sword attack conducted by a 19-year-old named De Royce Brown in Texarkana.

• The Incident:

  • Woody Overton introduces the case, “[29:16] “I'm just telling you, I, I can't even pronounce the way they say it...””
  • On an undisclosed date, Brown attacked an individual with a sword during an argument, resulting in the victim losing a hand and suffering facial mutilations.

• Police Investigation and Arrest:

  • Brown’s claim that a dog was responsible for the attack was immediately dismissed due to lack of evidence.
  • Authorities traced Brown through a blood trail, leading to his capture at a nearby address.
  • Cindy Overton reports, “[35:11] “Maybe he cut a whole hand off...””

• Legal Charges:

  • Brown faces second-degree assault with a deadly weapon and is held on a $500,000 bond.
  • Woody Overton discusses the severity, “[34:38] “Seems very light...””

• Community and Host Reactions:

  • The hosts critique Brown’s actions and the improbability of his self-defense claims, emphasizing his prior behavior and the calculated nature of the attack.
  • Cindy Overton observes, “[35:33] “I was pretty sure Mr. Brown got a 20 sword from the flea market...””

5. Child Found in Suitcase on New Zealand Bus

Timestamp: [43:24] – [50:14]

The episode highlights a disturbing event in New Zealand where a two-year-old girl was found alive inside a suitcase on a passenger bus.

• Discovery:

  • In Kawaki, north of Auckland, a bus driver and a passenger noticed a suitcase moving within the luggage compartment. Upon inspection, they discovered the child inside.
  • Woody Overton narrates, “[45:03] “Nah, I don't know. That's Australia...””

• Condition of the Child:

  • The girl was found very hot but physically unharmed and was immediately hospitalized for medical assessment.
  • Cindy Overton explains, “[46:50] “The child was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital...””

• Legal Action:

  • A 27-year-old woman was arrested and charged with neglect and ill-treatment of the child. She allegedly intended to create a stowaway situation by placing the child in the suitcase.
  • Woody Overton comments, “[47:50] “But how expensive can it be for...”“”

• Bus Company's Response and Community Praise:

  • The bus company commended the driver for his vigilance, preventing a potential tragedy.
  • Cindy Overton adds, “[50:14] “Cheers for that dude...””

• Ongoing Investigation:

  • Authorities are investigating the woman’s motives and her relationship to the child, with scheduled court appearances set for August 4th.
  • Woody Overton reflects, “[51:02] “...but you got to spend a dollar...””

Closing Remarks

In their usual dynamic, Woody and Cindy intertwine personal anecdotes and lighthearted banter with their deep dive into these harrowing true crime stories. They emphasize the importance of community support, advocacy, and vigilance in the face of such tragedies.

Notable Quotes:

• Woody Overton: “Don’t you think Amazon ought to question some purchases...” [10:10]
• Cindy Overton: “Amanda Altman... called the treatment he endured prolonged torture...” [28:11]

Final Thoughts: The episode underscores the complexities and emotional toll of true crime, highlighting the relentless pursuit of justice by both the hosts and the victims' families. Woody and Cindy encourage listeners to stay informed, support advocacy efforts, and remain vigilant in their communities.

Hashtags:

• #JusticeForBradley
• #JusticeForAo
• #JusticeForFreya
• #JusticeForBurnAndParish

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