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True Crime Time For August 21, 2025 | Katherine Aguasvivas Cartel Murder, Indiana Child Abuse, and Stalking Case
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Woody Overton
Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of True Crime time for Thursday, August 21st, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton.
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Cindy Overton
I'm Cindy Overton.
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Woody Overton
And back at it again. True Crime time. The true Crime Time. We're going to bring you some fire ass stories as normal. But let me tell you what August always meant to me. Besides football season and everything else. I bet you can't guess what I'm gonna say.
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Cindy Overton
I think.
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Cindy Overton
Peanuts.
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Woody Overton
Oh, no, that's. That's true too. The bull peanuts this time of the year because you can only get the Mississippi jumbo selects for a couple of weeks a year and but you're right, but that's not it. The they always been back to school for me and I hated that. I hated from the time I was a kid and I hated when I was in college. You know My rule was for the first week of back to school in college, don't go, don't go. And I never did. I would show up like two weeks later and already use all my absences. So, hated it, but had to have it. Yeah, there you have it. All right. What you got?
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Cindy Overton
Family matters.
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Woody Overton
It's time for family matters.
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Cindy Overton
Well, In April of 2024, a woman named Catherine Aquavisas drove from Miami to Seminole County, Florida, and she was made to take that trip by her husband Miguel. And he sent her there to pick up $170,000 in cash from the Colombian cartel.
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Woody Overton
Nice.
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Cindy Overton
And while Katherine was driving through Winter Springs on April 11, she was carjacked in broad daylight. And witnesses captured. It was such a spectacle. Witnesses captured video showing a gunman, 4, forcing her out of her vehicle and into another car. Just hours later, her SUV was found in Osceola county and it had been set on fire. And inside was her body. So investigators determined that she had been shot before the fire was started. And as the investigation unfolded, people, the investigators turned their attention very quickly to her husband, husband Miguel. And prosecutors say he played a direct role in setting up the money pickup that put Catherine in harm's way. He wasn't charged with murder. He was charged federally with conspiracy to commit money laundering. And In August of 2025, Miguel stood before a judge in Orlando and admitted to laundering cartel money. At sentencing, he cried and blew a kiss to his family. Such a sweet man. His defense attorney claimed he had nothing to do with Catherine's death. But prosecutors argued that he knew exactly how dangerous the situation was when he sent her in to the lion's den. The judge sentenced Miguel to seven years in federal prison.
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Woody Overton
Nice.
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Cindy Overton
So Katherine left behind a seven year old daughter who's now growing up without her mother or her father. And that's the k. That's the story.
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Woody Overton
Just like that, huh? Yep, you're absolutely correct. Right. All right. Well, keeping in lamb what you just did, it's time for family matters. We are going out to I believe Kansas, Kansas City. And two people are charged with this is going to make your day neglect. After the cops say a three year old girl was abused in Indiana and leaving her with it's going to be likely fatal injuries. Yeah. So Joshua Kajagas, 24, is charged with neglect of a dependent, battery and domestic battery, as according to court records, his girlfriend Melee Jackson, who's 22, is charged with neglect of the dependent. So they have this newspaper, it's called McClatchy News. They were unable to reach them, they're these two attorneys for a comment. But the charges stem from an incident on Aug. 7 when Indianapolis police were called to a home. So I, I said Kansas, y', all, Obviously it's in Indiana. We're called to a home after an incomplete 911 call was made. Y', all, if you call 91 1, you don't say anything. They're still coming. If you call 911 by accident, hang up. They have to come by law.
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Cindy Overton
Yes. And if there's an emergency, call 911 first, please.
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Woody Overton
Yes. Don't call a regular cop line. Call 9. Talk about that later on. The person who called told dispatchers a child fell and was unresponsive, but dispatchers weren't able to get back in touch with the caller when the call failed. So they call them back too, until the cops get there and find out what the fuck's going on. So the cops do get there and they found a stiff, unresponsive and emaciated child covered in bruises. And the three year old was soaking wet when police found her. And her father, Kaji Gas, told officers he jumped in a cold shower with her to try to wake her after she went unconscious. Now, gadgets and Jackson told police the girl hit her head while trying to pick up her one year old cousin and that her bruises were from a bookshelf that fell on her. No. What else are you gonna say, right? The girl, we're just gonna call her. Luna was taken to the hospital with a brain bleed and doctor said she had the lowest coma score possible before a person is declared brain dead. So she basically, she's dead, she's still dying, she's still being murdered. They said. When I first saw her, I felt like it was unreal. The girl's biological mother, Alexis Brunette, told local wxin. I'm just here fighting for her, but she's fighting for her life now. Burnett told the news outlet she lost custody of Luna and hadn't seen her since May. She said she warned the court that Luna was being abused, but she was ignored. This could have been preventable if people had just listened to me. She's fighting for her life and this is not fair. She should not be in here like this. That's what the mom, the biological mom, said. Now, Casicus told detectives he and Jackson would whoop Luna and make her do discipline drills such as wall squats, running and standing on a wall, because the three year old can be disrespectful. And she also pees in the bed multiple times a Night.
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Cindy Overton
I would too. Well, with that kind of right.
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Woody Overton
Despite Luna having injuries on her entire body, according to the doctors, the couple told detectives they only beat her with a belt on her legs and butt. She's three years old. What? Three year olds doing wall squats and running. And hey, we only beat her with a belt or ass. Right on her legs. They also said the injury to her head may have been caused by the bookshelf following her. Yeah, right. So the doctors told detectives Luna's injuries were not consistent with standing height, fall or falling backwards. Detective says she has a very high probability of death. They could have protected her and they didn't. Burnett told wxin. Instead, they tormented her. Wow. And they say if you suspect the child has experience, is currently experienced, or is at risk of experience and abuse and neglect, your first step should be to contact the appropriate agency. Y' all call fucking 91 1. And they go on to get all the. Ever just call 91 1. Right?
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Indiana. Let me look at my map. Indiana. Indiana has the death penalty. This little baby dies after being tortured, I think that's where. And you know, somebody left a comment, your show has become whatever. For the death penalty. Yeah, for assholes like this. I do advocate for the death penalty and I don't make any buns about it. And you hear me talk about religion and you're not going to hear me talk about politics. Fucking death penalty. These people don't deserve to breathe.
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Cindy Overton
It also hasn't become anything. It started off with a death penalty case.
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Woody Overton
I did that. I mean, these people don't deserve to breathe. If you don't want to hear about Teflon, you turn this podcast off now. Thank you. What you got?
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Cindy Overton
We're going to New York and there's a 40 year old man from Galway, New York, and he's identified as Shane Daly.
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Woody Overton
Okay.
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Cindy Overton
And he has been arrested and charged for cyber stalking after sending a series of threatening voicemails to a family member of the late United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. So between December 4th and 7th, just hours after Thompson was shot outside the Manhattan Hotel, Daley placed multiple calls to a work phone line used by a family member. And then the content of the voicemails he left was very aggressive. It used very harassing language, expressed satisfaction over Thompson's death. And it went as far as saying that Thompson's children deserve to meet the same violent end. That's in quotations. In one message, he said, your blank, like the family member's name got lit the F up because he's a EFFING asshole. And then he threatened further harm, saying you all deserve to effing, die and burn in hell. F u F U F your kids. All of that. So then Daley is now facing one felony count of cyber stalking. And if convicted, he could face up to five years in prison and a fine up to $250,000 and then three years of supervised release. So federal investigators linked the calls to Daley through phone logs and of course GPS data. And then although he initially denied responsibility, he later admitted he had been drinking. And he said it was, it's possible that I could have made those calls like he did, but he was drinking, so that made it okay. Acting U.S. attorney John A. Sarcone III described the conduct as vicious and unacceptable, saying Daley did all that he could to increase the Thompson's family's pain and suffering. And the FBI added that these recurring calls and messages terrified already suffering family.
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Woody Overton
That's crazy.
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Cindy Overton
That's horrible.
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Woody Overton
I mean, I don't know. I do not know. But I'm giving you a twofer on this one. Foreign it's time for family matters. Well now, I assume this is going to be England and you know, we all got family members we don't like, right? You can't choose your family. I would assume most people have at least one family member they don't like. Yeah, right. So. And some people have problems with their mama, right?
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Well, this dude really did, but maybe not his brother because this dude beat his mama to death as his brother slept in the next room. But now he's been convicted of manslaughter. So Daniel The Donald Yuba, 29, attacked Leticia Bravary at their home in Wingate Square, Clapham. The 52 year old suffered multiple blunt force injuries to the head neck which caused a traumatic brain injury. Bad. Police were called to reports of disturbance in their flat on American Citizen apartment in Lambeth on May 8, 2024. But when the cops got there, they had to force away in the home. They had to break the door down and the where they found Ms. Brav seriously injured at the scene. And course naturally they took her to the hospital and she's in critical condition but she died of her injuries weeks later.
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Woody Overton
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Woody Overton
Thank you.
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Woody Overton
Legally, that's like getting murdered every day, every day, every day. Hopefully she never woke up and was at peace. But. So Yuba was arrested and himself taken the hospital for treatment before being later charged with the murder. Now let's fast forward. At the Croydon Crown Court on Wednesday, a jury found him guilty of manslaughter and he'll be sentenced at a later date. But Detective Chief Inspector Samantha Townsend from the Metropolitan's Police, Homicide and Serious Crime Team said this is a tragic incident. And our thoughts remain with Leticia's family and friends as they continue to process what happened. Leticia was a caring mother who on that day had expressed concerns about her son's behavior. And that evening, Donald brutally assaulted her while his brother was sleeping in the next room and said, sadly, Leticia did not recover from the injuries she sustained in the attack and died away week later. Beat mom.
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Cindy Overton
But he sustained injuries as well, probably to his knuckles.
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Woody Overton
Oh, he beat her. So, I mean, Lee literally said batter. He beat her to death. It takes a lot of force.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
50 years old. She's younger than us.
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Cindy Overton
I can't.
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Woody Overton
Okay. Your mama. No, no. I know. Right now the crazy story. And there you have it. What you got?
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Cindy Overton
I have a.
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Woody Overton
It's time for F of professionals.
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Cindy Overton
Okay. So we're going to New Mexico. James Ramirez, who's a 28 year old pretrial federal detainee who is diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, died in February of 22 while held in solitary confinement at the Cibola County Corrections center, which is a privately managed facility in New Mexico. In the hours preceding his death, these are the things that happen. Staff delayed emergency care even though James was clearly in crisis. And there's actual footage of showing Ramirez or James bloodied and confused and repeatedly collapsing in his cell. And despite the visible signs of distress, staff waited nearly four hours. They restrained him, and they delayed a hospital transfer until the premise. I'm sorry. Delayed a hospital transfer under the premise that his conscious consent was needed. But he was barely responsive. And he was eventually sedated and taken to a hospital, but then returned to the prison still sedated. And he was placed back in solitary due to lack of ability, and they couldn't take him in the medical observation unit, so he died later the next day. And he was found in a cell covered with bruises and blood, according to the police report. And following his death, James's estate filed a wrongful death lawsuit accusing the facility and staff of negligence, claiming they failed to respond properly to a clear medical and mental health emergency. And the autopsy cited blunt trauma, and the cause of death remains undetermined. So further scrutiny revealed that at least 15 detainee deaths happened at the facility since 2018, which raises a broader question about health care standards and oversight and privatized prisons. And the suit also highlights failure to follow established protocols for monitoring mental illness detainees and providing appropriate medical care. So Corecivic, which is the company that manages the facility, stated that they place a high priority on detainee safety and they will investigate deaths thoroughly.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, cover your ass.
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Cindy Overton
They deny liability and argue the death was unforeseeable, according to the court filings.
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Woody Overton
So there you have it.
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Cindy Overton
That's really sad.
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Woody Overton
I don't know if correctional officers get the police officer bill of rights. I don't know. They sound like they. They're going to be in a world of their sugar is turned to dude be dead. You got one job. 2. 1. Keep safe and alive so you can carry out their sentence. Yeah, they want to stop them from.
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Cindy Overton
Escape, but 15 since 2018. That's. That's not good.
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Woody Overton
Well, you know, let's just do a version of we're gonna roll out to the bluegrass state of Kentucky. Kentucky Fried Chicken. I never like Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Cindy Overton
Oh my gosh. I love their pot pie and the biscuits.
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Woody Overton
They have an amazing ate there in 35 plus years. Two years got. They renamed it. I just had it last week when I was in the hotel room. I know you told me churches spicy fried chicken legs and thighs is what I like.
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Cindy Overton
Last time I had Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Woody Overton
I was fried chick is always like too thick and not greasy but like I don't like the crust.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, I was pregnant with Sophie the last time I had Kentucky.
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Woody Overton
Yeah. Well, anyway, this is about the colonel say it's playing strains and automobiles. You know, you had boyfriends before and I've had girlfriends before and some in I don't guess any of them really the relationships in very well but they end. I mean it's part of life. Right. I doubt she ever did any of this. So we're going to Richmond, Kentucky and this girl, Stephanie Carlquist, she got charged by the Richmond Police Department because what she did totaled her ex boyfriend's car after they got into an argument in early July. But wait until. What do you think she did to the car?
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Cindy Overton
Did she do like a whole Miranda Lambert or whatever that person who did this. The carry on Carrie Underwood with the bat to the all of that terrible leather seats do a Carrie Underwood.
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Woody Overton
She probably got Carrie outdone by a bit. So according to the criminal complaint, the Richmond Police department says she totaled her ex boyfriend's car. And the complaint says she poured salt into the engine glitter in the AC vent. Slap. I'm not done. Slash the tire, crack the windshield, crack the rearview rearview mirror and shatter the car's radio screen. Right. So her ex boyfriend told police she slashed the one tire on July 6, but then did the rest of the damage after an argument on July 15th. Well, sir, this might be a public service announcement or not to you young bucks out there. A bitch slashed my tire one time. I'm not gonna be arguing with again on the 15th. We're not gonna be be sticking around for that. Look at her mug shot. She's just on her y' all if you can see it on YouTube. The so after the car was damaged, a tow company took the car to a good year in Richmond where the car was deemed totaled after the estimated cost of damages added up to 12,464.96. Wow. Yeah. She. It Up. However, police say that Carl Quest told the tow truck driver about damaging the car when they arrived to take it to the shop. The tow truck driver then called the victim's mom to tell her what she said. Evidently, right after learning about the admission, Carquist allegedly messaged her ex boyfriend on Instagram. She told him she was stressed out because of her pregnancy and that she was sorry about the damage. Police say when they interview carquest, she admitted to the glitter in the air vents and the damage to the windshield, but said she was overdue for the oil, motor and all the other damage. Overdue? I don't know what that means. Anyway, they arrest her ass and booked her in the Madison County 10 center on a $12,000 bond. You think they at least make it worth what the car was for? The bottom?
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
And because she got to be a little crazy and she's. Look, y', all, her booking photo. She's, like, laughing. I don't know. Somebody just told her funniest jokes she ever heard. I'm pretty sure if I'm in jail for all that, that wouldn't be a smile. Wouldn't be smiling like that. That's for sure.
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Cindy Overton
No.
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Woody Overton
Anyway, do you have anything interesting?
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Cindy Overton
No.
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Woody Overton
You want me to do another one?
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Okay, so let's just. I'm a. I'm a. Blindly roll down this list Leah Marie sent me. I'm just going to touch one, and it doesn't matter what it is. I'm not even going to know because I have 400. You ready? Okay, look, literally, watch. Let me show it to you, too. They start way down here. All the blue dots, ones I haven't read. And still going. Let's go right here. All right, here we go. Let's go to. It's time for Family Matters. Go out to Long Island. Long Island? Why do you think they named it Long Island?
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Cindy Overton
I think it might be long, right?
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Woody Overton
I've never been there, but maybe I haven't. I don't remember. But there's a place on Long island called Brentwood High School. And on Tuesday, August 12, some shit went down. All right? And basically, I'll just skip around, tell you all about it. A mom has been charged with assault after she hit and injured a teenager with a Stanley cup at the school in New York. Now, every time I hear about these Stanley Cups, I'm thinking the Stanley cup is. Is like the ice hockey championship cup thing. I forget that this Stanley Cups. You remember when the Yetis came out?
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Cindy Overton
Oh, yeah. I had to have one.
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Woody Overton
And we had to drive to whatever hardware store in Gonzalez one they're like 40 or 50 bucks a piece and now they're just a standard thing. So now these Stanley cups are all the rage, right? Well she took her Stanley cup to the New York school and Tony Monroe 35 and she struck a 14 year old girl multiple times but the water bottle during an altercation between the student and her 15 year old daughter on August 12th at Brentwood High School in Long island scored Suffolk county police Police stated that the 14 year old student was exiting school when she and a 15 year old girl exchanged words at around 11am local time. Monroe who's the mother 15 of the 15 year old then struck the 14 year old several times with a metal water bottle before a security guard broke up the altercation. A short time later the mom was cuffed and stuffed in the parking lot and the injured 14 year old was transported to a local hospital for treatment for non life threatening injuries. The I'm not going to tell that they they've identified the student I'm not going to give it name because it's a juvenile but they had footage was detained by ABC7 in New York and two teenage girls are seen in a heated exchange at the school before an individual who's played to be Monroe is her telling one of the girls her daughter give me your Stanley. She then seems to strike the other girl repeatedly with the Stanley cup as she is heard screaming. Evans received a bloody gas. Oh I'm sorry the the girl received the bloody gash on her forehead in the attack which required 17 stitches. She said she threw a punch, I threw a punch back. We started fighting. Her mom just came in and started beating me with a cup. The the victim told NBC New York next thing you know I get pushed into school and I saw blood dripping I saw blood all over my hands. Well Monroe was charged with assault in the second degree and endangering the welfare of a child. And at her arraignment on August 13 Monroe's Laurie claimed that she was at school at the time to attend a meeting about her daughter being bullied. Lori also denied the Monroe punched the girl alleging that the girl attacked her daughter first. Anyway she, she's you know out on bond and all that. All that so and y' all we have someone that just arrived and so we gotta end this show. Yeah and hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for ao. I don't know what this episode is going to be like because I got so much more information after the last one dropped as we always do. Still working the case. You'll get it as soon as I can get it if you haven't gotten it by now. All right?
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Cindy Overton
Correct.
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Woody Overton
And I'm Woody Everton.
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Cindy Overton
I'm Cindy Overton.
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Woody Overton
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