True Crime Time For August 29, 2025 | College Football, Catholic School Tragedy, and Crimes in the Skies

Summary

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Real Life Real Crime: True Crime Time For August 29, 2025

Podcast: Real Life Real Crime
Hosts: Woody Overton & Cyndi Overton
Episode Theme: A raw, lively roundup of recent crime stories—ranging from tragedy at a Minnesota Catholic school to celebrity break-ins and wild in-flight incidents—delivered with Woody and Cyndi’s signature mix of outrage, humor, and Southern storytelling.

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Episode Overview

In this special end-of-summer episode, Woody and Cyndi Overton catch listeners up on a week full of chilling headlines, bizarre crime stories, and a few lighthearted asides. The couple’s banter covers national tragedies, life lessons from parenting, major celebrity headlines, and “crimes in the skies” just in time for the busy holiday travel weekend. Their unique chemistry helps turn tough topics into a spirited, thought-provoking show.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. College Football Kickoff – Local Flavor

• Woody and Cyndi open with local color about Southern Louisiana’s weather and traditions as college football season starts, reminiscing about family traditions and “Go Tigers” pride.
• Woody shares a family memory: “If you got selected, it was your weekend to go to an LSU game ... My daddy would stop at the Chicken Shack ... and buy you a six pack, whatever kind of Cokes you want.” (03:01)
• Tone: Warm, nostalgic, funny.

2. Tragedy at a Catholic School in Minneapolis

[True Crime Segment Begins at 05:02]

• Story Summary: On Wednesday, August 27, 2025, 23-year-old Robin Westman opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis during morning Mass, killing 2 children (ages 8 and 10) and injuring 7. Westman later committed suicide.
• Woody breaks down the case details: acquisition of guns, the suspect’s background (including legal name/gender change), manifesto, and the ongoing investigation.
• Law enforcement is treating the attack as domestic terrorism and a hate crime against Catholics.
• Quote (Woody, 10:41): “You go in and you kill people in church and then you kill yourself. Yeah, I’m pretty sure the fires of hell burned a little bit brighter when that asshole crossed through the gates.”
• Cyndi expresses heartache for the families and the global weight of senseless violence. (11:22)
• Woody comments on the recurrence and senselessness of mass violence: “It’s not just firearms. ... People want to kill, they’re going to kill...” (11:44)
• Coverage includes the shooter’s online presence and references to a deleted manifesto and “hate against a whole variety of people.”
• Discussion of possible links to politicians, but skepticism about the killer’s claims; focus returns to the victims and the community’s suffering.

3. Celebrity Home Invasion: Lionel Richie

[15:03]

• Coverage of an unsuccessful break-in at Lionel Richie’s Beverly Hills mansion on August 22, 2025.
• Thanks to security alarms and police response, no one was harmed; suspect Michael John Bond was arrested nearby.
• Cyndi says: “So law enforcement confirmed that he actually never made it into the home. And thank goodness the alarm, you know, prevented him essentially ... from everything becoming a much worse situation.” (20:14)
• Context: Part of a larger pattern of break-ins targeting celebrities and athletes.
• Woody jokes about Lionel Richie’s music: “With the Commodores, I had him on eight track ‘Easy Like Sunday Morning.’” (15:43)

4. Holiday Travel Chaos: Airline “Crimes” and Lawsuits

[21:07]

a) Delta Airlines Assault Lawsuit

• Woody recounts the story of Muhammad Shahibi, a Palestinian Muslim man who alleges a Delta flight attendant slapped him after he asked for water, in front of his 4-year-old son. Lawsuit pending.
• Woody’s reaction: “If I’m ask you for a bottle of water and you slap me, first thing is you’re gonna get your ass beat. ... Secondly, I’m gonna get a lot more than a day’s worth of profit.” (24:00)
• Lively discussion about legal strategy and their favorite attorney, Thomas Davenport, known for aggressive litigation.
• Both hosts agree: incident nearly impossible to defend, likely to result in payout.

b) Bizarre In-flight Etiquette: First-Class Passenger Uses Bare Foot on Entertainment Screen

[26:15]

• Passenger in first class filmed using his bare foot to scroll the in-flight screen, sparking viral outrage.
• Woody cracks up imagining worse behavior: “Take out their ball sack, the hairy bubblegum and dragon. Exactly. Teabag me. Yeah.” (26:36)
• Cyndi reads details: “With a perfectly functional controller at hand, resorting to bare feet wasn’t just rude, it was unsanitary.” (29:16)
• Both hosts lament the decline of airline manners and marvel at online defenders justifying the behavior (“There’s idiots out there.” – Woody, 28:33).

5. Law Enforcement Betrayal: School Officer Hides Murder Suspect

[30:39]

• Case Recap: Andrea Nettles, a community resource/school resource officer and former dispatcher for the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, is accused of harboring Gregory Jowers, wanted for a Christmas Day murder.
• Grand jury to consider charges of hindering prosecution.
• Woody: “She’s a fucking cop.” (31:33) and incredulous at the defense argument that she “didn’t know” her boyfriend was wanted.
• Both criticize the betrayal of public trust, especially in law enforcement roles.

6. Remote Work Gone Wild: ‘Overemployment’

[34:42]

• News of a remote worker fired for secretly working six full-time jobs at once.
• Discussion of “overemployment,” where people hold multiple remote jobs for extra income, sometimes with the aid of freelancers.
• Cyndi notes it’s increasingly common post-pandemic. Cites a woman earning $300K from two IT jobs, another man topping $800K.
• Woody: “Hey, the dream is free, but the hustle takes muscle. Holy ... you better believe it.” (39:50)
• Debate on ethics, company controls, and the blurring of work-life lines.

7. Doxing Case & Hacking Woes

[40:17]

• Story: Shontaya Presley accused of calling the Mobile County Health Department and convincing a worker to give her private medical data about someone else while on Facebook Live. Facing charges of doxing (publicly releasing private info), identity theft, and criminal mischief.
• Woody gives an impromptu definition and the couple riff on making “doxer” T-shirts with cartoon hemorrhoids (“The O in doxing could be the A hole, right?” – Cyndi, 43:27)
• Woody connects this to his own experience: “When we got hacked, they were doxing ... that’s war, right? You go to war, taking on the powers that be.” (41:48)

8. Justice for Cold Cases – Call to Action

[45:35]

• Final minutes are dedicated to advocacy for ongoing cold cases (#JusticeFor Bradley, AO, Barbara Blunt, Haley), encouraging listeners to use hashtags and provide tips.
• Woody: “You never know which one ... Even if it’s something you think must have been called in a thousand times ... that’s what it was.” (46:00)
• Cyndi clarifies: Not all case info is public; some evidence is withheld to protect investigations.
• A glimpse into behind-the-scenes efforts and the weight of unsolved cases on investigators.
• Woody promises ongoing work—“One day you’ll be able to [share it all] when it’s solved ... and people go to prison ... and we don’t get sued for it.” (47:50)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On senseless violence:
  Woody: “They just come and they come and they ... They happen and it’s horrible. And we always talk about express ticket to hell ...” (10:41)
• On Southern family traditions:
  Woody: “My daddy would stop at the Chicken Shack ... and buy you a six pack, whatever kind of Cokes you want to drink. ... So it was a big deal.” (03:01)
• On airline etiquette gone haywire:
  Woody: “I’m gonna use hairy bubblegum to scroll [the screen].” (29:14)
• On law enforcement betrayal:
  Woody: “She’s a fucking cop.” (31:33)
• On hustle culture:
  Woody: “The dream is free, but the hustle takes muscle.” (39:50)
• On privacy breaches:
  Woody: “If you docs, right? ... We could get T-shirts. You’re an a-hole if you’re a doxer.” (42:56)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 01:15 College Football and Family Memories
• 05:02 Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting Story
• 13:29 Banter about new glasses / transition to lighter subjects
• 15:03 Celebrity Home Invasion – Lionel Richie
• 21:07 Delta Airlines Assault Lawsuit (Palestinian Muslim passenger)
• 26:15 Airline Etiquette: Passenger Uses Foot on Entertainment Screen
• 30:39 School Officer Accused of Hiding Murder Suspect
• 34:42 Remote Worker Fired for Juggling Six Jobs
• 40:17 Doxing Case at Mobile County Health
• 45:35 #JusticeFor Cold Cases, Advocacy, and Final Reflections

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Original Tone and Style

Woody’s mix of serious outrage, irreverent humor, and deep Southern storytelling carries the episode, while Cyndi brings warmth, earnestness, and the occasional razor-sharp punchline. The banter is casual yet passionate, with real emotion for victims and a playful take on the world’s absurdities.

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For listeners who missed the episode:
This installment captures both the darkness and weirdness of recent crimes in America, filtered through Woody and Cyndi’s gritty, heartfelt perspective. Alongside tragic headlines (and a good bit of colorful language), you’ll find wit, wisdom, and a call to action for justice.

Transcript

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[A]

Hello, everybody, and welcome to this episode of True Crime. Time for Friday, August 29th, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton.

[C]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[A]

Coming to you at the end of summer. The official in the summer starts this weekend.

[C]

It feels it already. It's. Well, at least yesterday.

[A]

Yeah. Cooler outside, a little bit less humidity. Temperature was about the same, but made it feel like fall for us down here in the. In the sweat box of south Louisiana.

[C]

Yeah, I'm kind of sweating right now.

[A]

Yeah. Well, anyway, it's coming. It's that time of year. And guess what football starts tonight. College football. And then LSU Tigers playing Clemson this Saturday. Ooh, go Tigers, huh? I hate it when they start out. Every year, LSU starts out playing some ranked team for the first game. And most of them already have a one game under their belt. But I was a Tiger fan before I even knew what it was.

[C]

You were also a Tiger fan when people weren't Tiger fans.

[A]

This is true. This is true. And always went to the games. And we had so many of my brothers and sisters. My dad had four box seats that he split with my grandfather. And I say box seats, y'. All. They were on the sideline. You couldn't see over the players of.

[C]

The band, but the you could see the players booties. Because my family had tickets right next to yours.

[A]

Yeah. And the deal being is my dad, I'll never forget it. We didn't get cold drinks. That's what we call them down here, Cokes. We didn't get Cokes. At home. But if you got selected, it was your weekend to go to an LSU game. The. My daddy would stop at the Chicken Shack, which is no longer there, and get a big box of white chicken. And he had. Buy you a six pack, whatever kind of cokes you want to drink. And. And like I drink new high delis and RC Colas. Oh my God. Hawaiian Punch is one of my favorites. I absolutely one of my favorites for the 7 ups, anything like that. So it was a big deal. I'm talking about. We were. Yeah. And then of course I had season tickets in later years in life and, and all that. But go Tigers. And go. That's G A, U, X from y', all, not from Louisiana. And for all you college football fans, I hope your teams do well. I hope you have a great time.

[C]

Unless you're Clemson.

[A]

Yeah. Unless you're Clemson this Saturday. So this is Friday in the beginning of the long weekend. And we're going to do a Memorial Day show next after this one and tell about all the Memorial Day stuff. Like I do holiday shows.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So. But let's get down to some true crime time for this Friday.

[C]

Yes. Can we brag about WL just for a second?

[A]

Yeah. You know what? I got up six o' clock this morning and first thing I do when I get up is I go turn the air up and then I go get my coffee and take my medicine because I'm old as AF and stuff like that. I hear him come down the stairs. I see him like, dude, what are you doing? Have you been to bed yet? He was like, yes, sir. And I said, you're up early. Said, yes, sir. And getting ready to do my schoolwork. I'm like, damn. And then I go outside and he is put the pool shark in the pool. Because I asked him yesterday to do it twice a day and he's just doing his work. I know.

[C]

So proud of him.

[A]

Yeah. And he's 15 years old. Good work ethic.

[C]

Yeah. What 15 year old would get up by himself?

[A]

I mean, yeah, he's homeschooled, y'. All. And, and the. But he, he handles his business.

[C]

He does good.

[A]

And we're going to handle our business bringing you true crime time for today. And let me tell you what, on Wednesday. Oh Lord, the another shooter. This time at a Catholic church. And I hate to say the names, I'm gonna say it one time, but this is in Minnesota, y', all, in Minneapolis. I'm sure I say it incorrectly, but Police have identified 23 year old Robin Westman As a shooter responsible for opening fire at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Wednesday, where they said two children were killed and seven people were injured during a morning Mass. First of all, if you go to mass on a Wednesday morning, you had to be pretty dedicated, right? Or church anywhere. But the killer was carrying three firearms, according to authorities. A rifle, a pistol and a shotgun. All three, three had been purchased legally. Now, court records show that a Minneapolis juvenile named Robert Westman had their name legally changed to Rob. I'm sorry, Robert Westman had their name legal changed to Robin in 2019. And FBI Director Cash Patel confirmed the shooter was born Robert and later identified as Robin. You know, I'm going to keep reading this dude's name. So the. They said the minor child, this, this is juvenile stuff. The minor child identifies as a female and wants her name to reflect that identification. This court to court form filled out by a mother named Mary Grace Westman. The name Mary Grace Westman also appeared on the school's Facebook feed in 2021. Identified as the parish secretary. You know, but parishes are a thing for Louisiana, unless it's a Catholic thing. They. They still call them parishes. As the parish secretary ahead of her retirement party, she did not respond since the cheating. But disturbing videos posted by a person using the name Robin Westman, Robin Westman were deleted from YouTube after the shooting, showing handwritten pages of notebooks, weapons with messages painted on them, and commentary from whomever filmed them. Now, the police chief, Brian o', Hare, confirmed the police were aware of a manifesto the shooter had time to be released on YouTube. It appeared to show him at the scene and included some disturbing writing. He added that all three firearms the chief did using the attack had been purchased legally by Westman, who had no prior criminal record. And police were serving four search warrants, one at the criminal crime scene, three more at homes in the Minneapolis metro area. And police seized additional writings and hundreds of pieces of evidence from those houses. He said everything we've seen so far is really a classic pathway to an active shooter. We have seen a whole lot of hate against a whole variety of people. And what we have seen so far, but nothing specific to point as the motive for targeting this church in this particular incident. Now, the attack took place at the Annunciation Nunciation Catholic School on Wednesday morning. Westminster, believed to have ties to the parish, the church. Two children were killed, and authorities said the shooter committed suicide after the act. Ten victims were taken to Hennepin Healthcare, which said it had received one adult and six children in critical condition and another adult and two more children with injuries that were not considered life threatening. Police said later that all of the injured victims were expected to survive their wounds. Three children were still receiving care at Children's Minnesota while four other patients were discharged. Our thoughts are with all the victims, their families and loved ones in our communities who are impacted by yet another senseless act of violence. This was the hospital said a statement. We will not share more details to respect the privacy of our patients and our families. Police said the attacker was a male dressed in black and carrying a black rifle. The suspect relationship to the school is also unknown and has not been confirmed whether the suspect had any connections to the student or staff. Children's Minnesota Hospital said six children are being treated after the shooting. Of course, I already told you all that the but police said 17 people were injured, including 14 children. Two of the seven people injured are in critical condition. President Donald Trump. Trump and other federal and state leaders have already remarked on the shooting. Trump confirmed that the FBI has launched an investigation, which FBI Director Pat Patel later said would investigate the shooting as both a hate crime and terrorism. They call it domestic terrorism. The FBI is investigating the shooting as an act of domestic terrorism and hate crime targeting Catholics. This was said in the Ex post by Patel. Patel said two children died. They were 8 and 10 years old. So just stupid, man. I mean I just. I just. They just. They come and they come and they come and they. They happen and it's horrible. And we always talk about express ticket to hell. Maybe it was mass before school. If it's Catholic school, I don't know. That's speculation. But whatever. The. You go in and you kill people in church and then you kill yourself. Yeah, I'm pretty sure the fires of hell burned a little bit brighter when that asshole crossed through the gates.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

No sense.

[C]

No sense.

[A]

Hearts and love for everybody. Prayers and we're praying there's not going to be any copycats after this. I don't know what else to say.

[C]

I don't know what to say other than our definitely our hearts and prayers go out to everybody but the whole nation. I mean the whole world, you know, it's not. I mean taken away from them, but the whole world suffers.

[A]

Yep. Yep. And then it's not just firearms. It's knives, it's machetes, it's whatever People want to kill, they're going to kill. Molotov cocktails. People want to kill, they're going to kill. I hate it, hate it, hate it, hate it. To. To be filled with such hatred and Go do that. It's just stupid. Now, I saw another article where in this manifesto, he called out some Republican lawmaker from Texas that was going to run for president or some. At the Shot Show. You know what Shot show is? No. It's the. Remember that trade show I had to forge identity to get into as. As the fishing.

[C]

I remember very well show.

[A]

And down in Florida. Yeah, y', all, you can't. These shows aren't open to the public for vendors. And I had to forge a captain's license and like that and get in to go undercover on job. Well, the Shot Shows the same way it's in Vegas every year. It's shooting, hunting and outdoors, something like that. And I'd love to go to that thing because I'm all about it. But he said that he met this politician there, and evidently his manifesto said, vote for him or something like that. And that politician came out and said, I don't know why that piece of demon had my name in his mouth. But I don't ever remember meeting him, that's for sure. None of my crew remembers meeting him. And the Shot show came out and said, they have no record of this dude even being there. So whatever. Fuck him. Hope you, Barney. Yeah, and prayers for the families. That's what's important. Hey, y' all got new glasses.

[C]

You know, I didn't want to do a commercial, but I'm very, very pleased with it because it was on a wing and a prayer that I ordered them. I read the reviews for this particular company. I'd never heard them before. And I was like, you know what? Let me just go in and enter all of the stuff. Because you. You do the blue light thing. You have the. The transition lenses. You have the bifocals that blend in.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And.

[A]

And I hadn't had a pair in a couple years. I'm talking about being blind.

[C]

And the last ones that you got were when we did Warby Parker.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And you got some.

[A]

When they sponsored us.

[C]

They were our sponsor, but this is the glasses shop. And I was.

[A]

So they're not.

[C]

They're not a sponsor sponsor of us at all. But sitting there looking at you with your glasses, they look light, they look comfortable, but it's the frame that you like, the shape of frame that you like.

[A]

They're badass. And you got two pair.

[C]

I got you two pair for a outrageously cheap price. And they're very good quality. And I got me a pair, which I don't. Because I don't wear my glasses out. Out of the house. I wear mine at night when I go to bed. I didn't do transition lenses or anything like that. Mine were super inexpensive.

[A]

Yeah, well, that's a good deal. Thank you for getting them. I can see just in time for dove season to start next weekend. I told Dove about the dove hunting next Saturday. I said, you know, it starts next Saturday if you want to go with daddy. He said, yes, sir. That don't. Doesn't necessarily mean he wants to go. Yeah, but anyway. All right, scouts, true crime. Give the people crime.

[C]

Okay, well, you know that all the sports players.

[A]

Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for AO. Hashtag just for Ms. Barbara Blonde. Hashtag just for Haley is coming.

[C]

So a bunch of sports players, it's like have had their houses broken into.

[A]

And a bunch of famous athletes and.

[C]

Famous athletes and then famous people, all sports. There was like Brad Pitt. Someone attempted to get into Brad Pitt's home recently that we talked about. Well, now it's Lionel Richie's home that they tried to get to. Is it me you were looking for?

[A]

I love Lionel Richie.

[C]

I do too.

[A]

With the Commodores, I had him on eight track easy like a Sunday morning.

[C]

Okay, Mr. Get down to true crime time.

[A]

I am talking about your story. It's a crime.

[C]

So in the early hours of August 22, the Beverly Hills Police Department received a 911 call after a security alarm had been triggered at the home of Lionel Richie. And Lionel is 76. And the alarm system and cameras alerted authorities to a suspicious intruder who had entered the property just after midnight. And police quickly responded and the suspect fled with. Didn't get anything. Richie was at home at the time and he was unharmed. And no one in the house, no one inside the house was injured.

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[C]

But around 1:55am Officers located and arrested the suspect which was just a few blocks away near Wilshire Boulevard and Beverly Glen Boulevard and he was identified as 38 year old Michael John Bond and he was booked on suspicion of residential burglary and his bail has been set for $50,000 and then the case remains under investigation. So law enforcement confirmed that he actually never made it into the home. And thank goodness the alarm, you know, prevented him essentially from becoming, from everything becoming a much worse situation. So Richie's camp expressed gratitude for the swift action. I can't talk this morning. Swift action of the Beverly Hills police. And the arrest comes amid a string of celebrity home burglary attempts across Southern California. So thank goodness he's safe and nothing was stolen.

[A]

Yes.

[C]

And they got an arrest.

[A]

Yes. That is all good. And you know a good end to true crime story.

[C]

Right, Right.

[A]

Planes, trains and automobile and this is the start of the holiday weekend. The last one really. I mean you got Halloween coming but last one before Thanksgiving and everybody's flying, everybody's driving. That's what they do. Matter of fact, my mom was flying out.

[C]

It's true.

[A]

And the, the, you know, I just don't know. But you know somebody's about to get a big fat paycheck. You know why? Because the Delta airlines is in trouble and I'm tell you what happened and I'll tell you where I'm going to and all that. So Delta is based out of Atlanta and a dude named Shahibi who is a Palestinian Muslim, he was flying from Atlanta to Fresno, California on July 29 when he asked the flight attendant for some water and she said no.

[C]

What?

[A]

Yep. That's not the end of it. She said no and slapped him with an open palm.

[C]

What?

[A]

Yeah, right. So. And did it in front of his four year old kid. So the passenger is filing a lawsuit against Delta Airlines after he claims the flight attendant slapped him. Muhammad Shahibi and his attorneys held a news conference announcing that they intend to file a lawsuit against Atlanta based airline the. Ali Awad Shahibi's attorney says they plan to issue a formal demand letter to Delta this week. And Awad says the slap happened in front of a full plane and Shahibi's four year old son. And they are calling for Delta employees to receive education and sensitivity training on Palestine and the Palestinian people. They also say that Shahibi should receive a day's worth of profits from the airline. That's about a lot. Delta issued a statement to the local channels 2 Action News saying it is conducting an internal investigation and flight attendant involved has been suspended. So let's talk about that for a second. The I'm pretty sure doesn't need sensitivity training to not to slap somebody because they are. I don't know if this person's dressed in some kind of clothing or whatever and I don't know why in the he Would slap. Which would. I mean that. That's it. If I'm ask you for a bottle of water and you slap me, first thing is you're gonna get your ass beat.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Secondly, I'm gonna get a lot more than a day's worth of profit.

[C]

Yeah. Because you're gonna use Tommy Davenport.

[A]

I'm used Thomas Davenport. And we gonna he gonna own the world. Look y', all, the. The you're gonna start hearing commercials for Thomas Davenport Attorney Law. The. The Davenport firm. Who is our personal attorney. But I've been working criminal cases with him for years. Long time. Even before he became a personal attorney. And one time we had this case. We're defending this guy or whatever criminal charges. And we go in this right before trial start. And Tommy filed 57 motions that had to be heard. The day the judge had such a case of the red ass. She's like turn. They don't call attorney. But council Davenport that you file 57 motions. And I got to hear them all now and I got to answer each one of. And that's the most motions I've ever seen filed by any attorney in any case in my 30 years on the bench. And he said yonder my clients got a right to the fence.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So anyway, we love him. He really is a bulldog. That's he used to do you want. Oh, yeah. Which motherfucker wanted or whoever would have slapped me. Tommy, you know that attorney. When they got the case, they're like in front of a whole airplane full of people. That is a guaranteed paycheck.

[C]

How do you even defend that?

[A]

Almost let you slap me then I'm retiring.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I mean, you don't defend it. Sensitivity training. Yeah. That's not going to work.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

You suspend the employee. Okay.

[C]

Probably with pay.

[A]

I don't know.

[C]

And put her in sensitivity training.

[A]

I don't know. But I think we've been pretty soft on them. Other than the kids getting killed in the Catholic church.

[C]

Yeah. We're fixing to get a little bit softer.

[A]

All right.

[C]

What you need of planes and trains.

[A]

Up too fur share some planes and trains. Because all you people gonna be on them.

[C]

So this is also Delta. This is crazy to me. What. And I hate to preface it with like a question, but what is something that someone could do sitting in first class that you would deem unacceptable and just downright disgusting?

[A]

Take out their ball sack, the hairy bubblegum and dragon. Exactly. Teabag me. Yeah.

[C]

You're a bird of a different feather.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

This person has a viral video going around with him. In it.

[A]

Right.

[C]

And the video shows.

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I'm pretty sure if I took out my ball sack and. And I call it hair bubblegum and whipped it and showed it to everybody till I got arrested, you'd probably get cheers. That would go viral.

[C]

They'd be like, that's Woody Overton.

[A]

Yeah, that's my next. That's my next viral episode.

[C]

Okay, well, this Delta Airlines passenger was seated in first class on a flight from Seattle to Los Angeles, and he decided to use his bare foot to operate the entertainment screen. You know how you have a TV in front of you?

[A]

Oh, my God.

[C]

So he took off his shoes and used his bare foot look to operate first class.

[A]

You got a little more room, but you don't have that much room if you're going to pick your foot up and operate that screen that's on the seat in front of you. Yeah.

[C]

So swipe.

[A]

He's trying to get a toe cheese advertisement, some foot spray or something.

[C]

Swiping through options and changing channels.

[A]

There's hands broken or his hands broken. You got no fingers.

[C]

The incident captured in real time and shared across Reddit and social media as a prime example of what they're deeming airline etiquette gone wrong. That's just. That's not even etiquette.

[A]

You're a fucking idiot.

[C]

So it obviously has wide. You know, people are disgusted by this video and apparently some people are even debating his actions, trying to justify them.

[A]

Because there's idiots out there.

[C]

But the seat in question was in a bulkhead row, offering a direct line to the screen, making it more aggregate. And in a post, it's titled Staying Classy in Business Class, a user on Delta's subreddit summarized the comment starkly. Using feet to scroll. But. So there's other people that like, talk about flying and they have their own little blog posts. So, like on view from the Wing, which is a travel expert, Gary Left, he.

[A]

I'm gonna use hairy bubblegum to scroll.

[C]

He emphasized how the touchscreen surfaces are rarely sanitized between passengers. And with a perfectly functional controller at hand, resorting to bare feet wasn't just rude, it was un. Insanitary.

[A]

I mean, I'm pretty sure this d. He was being an.

[C]

I think he was. He went further, noting that despite the exclusivity of first class, such behavior is shockingly uncommon. It goes on and on. It's just. I'm not going to continue on. You've heard enough. It's disgusting. People are actually commenting on this and other.

[A]

Well, we know, unfortunately, from being in the business that you're always going to have dumb asses that. Yeah, trolls or whatever they call them. I don't know, but I really have the image of me whooping out the hairy bubble gum using the screen next time.

[C]

I don't think so, baby.

[A]

Right. Wouldn't that be good?

[C]

No, I don't think so.

[A]

Well, I don't know. Maybe, maybe not. So let's see what I can bring you next. Well, how about I just try to play a little video? If it'll work.

[E]

A grand jury will consider charges against a former civilian employee at the Mobile County Sheriff's office. Now she's accused of hiding a murder suspect in her home.

[C]

And that is the ruling of a judge who said prosecutors have enough evidence to move forward with charges against Andrea Nettles on hindering prosecution. Nettles worked as a community resource officer at the sheriff's office. A detective testifying today that surveillance video from May showed Gregory Jowers at Nettles home on Forest Oaks Drive at the.

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Time he was one in connection to the Christmas day killing of Tommy Fabian in Theodore. A detective also testifying a search of Nettles phone turned off a message sent to her in March containing a Facebook post. Jowers was wanted. Defense attorney Megan Allgood says she believes the prosecution's case is a stretch.

[C]

It seems like all they know is that he was at her home and that she knew that he was maybe wanted for some form of questioning.

[A]

She's a fucking cop.

[C]

Maybe wanted. They have to prove that she was intentionally hindering their prosecution. It is up to a grand jury to decide whether Nettle should be indicted. A grand jury would also decide whether Jowers would be indicted for murder.

[A]

Well you know what designation defense attorney's got to do what they got to do. This dude was wanted for murder. He for Christmas Day murder of Tommy Fabian in Theodore. The judge had already sent the murder charge to the grand jury. So the that one of the detectives that was at the house, you know, doing search warrant or whatever said that supposed to be testified. The detective testified that while deputies were at the house Nettles returned home and then quickly drove away. My motherfucker. That's because you're guilty. She's a cop. School resource officer. He said a search of the home turned up male clothing along with female clothing in the master bedroom. And now the former sheriff's office employee who was a community resource officer and previously worked as a dispatcher. So they testified that Nettles had a dating relationship with Jowers and admitted that he had been in her home for about two weeks. And they said that they believe he had been there much longer. Yeah, so. I mean, come on man, get the fuck out of here. I mean it's just crazy. So the detectives testified that Nettles told investigators that Jowers had been to her home the day after Christmas but that he left. They also testified that a search for dental's phone. And I told. Well, you heard about that someone had sent her a message which Facebook posts from the sheriff's office in March indicating that Jowers was a wanted person. So she knew. And they said Nettles told investigators that her son had seen Jowers face on a billboard. Anyway, hindering prosecution of someone involved in murder is a class C felony punishable by one to ten years in prison. That should have been a up professional story. It really should have, but there you have it. I mean.

[C]

Yeah, how do you do that?

[A]

I don't mind. Dumb, dumb, dumb people.

[C]

Dum dum dum Love is blind.

[A]

It's a murderer.

[C]

Oh, I know.

[A]

And I didn't say you didn't. People that murderers. I didn't say you didn't. I wasn't saying anything about what you were saying. I'm saying my thought had nothing to do with. Your thought is that motherfucker's a murderer. He is. And you knew it. And you're a cop. Former dispatcher.

[C]

Yeah. And a school resource officer.

[A]

Yeah. Who said that?

[C]

Oh, I know, but I'm just adding on to. To all that you've said.

[A]

Not anymore. So.

[C]

But she didn't know.

[A]

Yeah, right.

[C]

I don't know if this is a bad professional or not.

[A]

Well, give it to us.

[C]

So how many jobs do you think somebody could do well? Full time jobs, how many at one time do you think you can have and do well?

[A]

How the fuck did I answer that? Because I got like 27 right now. I think I do every one of them well.

[C]

Well, this remote worker was. And that's the way I feel about me too. That's what happens when you run your own businesses. Right? So. But this worker was juggling six jobs and he got in trouble. A recent Men's Journal article has spotlighted a case from the world of remote work which has become hugely big since the pandemic. And so the person has been fired after being caught working six full time jobs simultaneously. And what he did was he had a setup where he had multiple laptops or devices and each logged into different jobs and he would switch between meetings and he Had. I don't know what these are, but slack and slack is capitalized, so I know it means it's the name of something. Slack messages and email threads to stay on top of everything. And someone actually this was posted like on Reddit or something and someone actually said six whole full time jobs at once. What a hero. What a legend. And he's not the only one out there doing this. This is a phenomenon known as overemployment. Essentially working two or more traditional nine to five jobs at work once. So a Business Insider survey had of 20. A survey of 29 remote workers revealed that many take on multiple jobs to meet financial goals, paying off debt, saving for retirement, and building multiple income streams. One worker named Sarah earned 300,000 annually from two IT jobs and it allowed her to save over 100,000 in retirement accounts. And then there was another case of a Gen X professional who was secretly handling six remote jobs while hiring freelancers to manage the work. His income reached about 800,000 and later rebounded to 900,000 as he rebuilt after losing some of the roles. So not all employers will obviously tolerate this. A company boss reported firing someone caught working a second job, calling over employment unethical due to its negative impact on productivity. And in the Silicon Valley, Indian engineer Soham Parak sparked controversy when he found he was working at three to four startups simultaneously. And founders fired him upon discovery of that and called his behavior deceptive. But he explained that extreme financial hardship drove his actions. And his case ignited debates about the blurring boundaries between hustle culture and contract contractual obligation. Some countries are tightening this oversight. In the UK authorities have identified dozens of cases involving employees holding multiple roles. And they are raising concerns about payroll, payroll fraud and contractual violations. I remember with you, and there's more to this, but I remember you at the state police. For you to do your polygraph. Not all polygraphists could just go out and do private polygraphs. You had to get special permission to do that from the governor.

[A]

Well, from the colonel, yeah. And that was part of my contingent upon me taking the job with them. Yeah, they were recruiting the out of me. But that was same way with Willie the. I mean I was like the can I do private polygraphs? One with sheriff's office. He says as long as it doesn't affect my cases. At first they said no. And I was like, what is it the difference? He was like, because I was using his equipment and it's so expensive and. And I said what's the difference between a deputies and your uniform? And your police car to go sit in front of Walmart. He was like, you know what? You're right. Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

So there you have it.

[C]

It's the state of this world and how much people are hustling to. To make money.

[A]

So, hey, the dream is free, but the hustle takes muscle. Holy. You better believe it. The. The. The Bradley and Austin abandon cases. Oh, my Lord. You know, the. The. The dream is free, but the hustle takes muscle. Anyway, I got another one.

[C]

Okay.

[E]

Grand jury will consider doxing charges against a woman accused of obtaining private medical info about another person from the Mobile County Health Department. Shontaya Presley gave up her right to a preliminary hearing today. Prosecutors say Presley called the health Department in Tillman's Corner during a Facebook live. She gave the victim's name and incorrect birth date to a health department employee who gave out the patient's personal info. The grand jury will decide whether to indict Pressley on charges of doxing, identity theft and criminal mischief. Prosecutors dropped their request to revoke Presley's bond. The judge reinstated bond.

[A]

Okay, so let me ask you a question. What is doxing?

[C]

No idea.

[A]

What is doxing?

[C]

Here's some info about docking.

[A]

What is D O X I N G?

[C]

Here's some info about.

[A]

Doxin is an act of publicly providing personally identifiable information about an individual organization using via the Internet. Usually via the Internet and without their consent. Historically, the term has been used to refer to both the aggregation of this information for public databases and social media websites and the publication of previously private information obtained through criminal or otherwise fraudster means. So, like, when we got hacked, they were doxing.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

And the. Yeah, these. The. And that's okay because, I mean, you got our YouTube channel back and. And all that, but this. The aggravation at all. And I expected that's war, right? You go to war, taking on the powers that be. And supposedly this is. I'm talking about Bradley and AO's case. The one is like MIT smart, but. And that's what he does. He hacks for a living. But he's a meth head. And. And so many different people told me that's who hacked us. Right?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And they're like, this dude is like the bed like you see in movies. Yeah, smart, but he's on that glass dick all day long smoking the meth. And they still trying to get in. The only. Only residue left over now, besides we had changed everything. Is the one credit card company I can't get into. And they sent me a thing yesterday, but they sent Me a thing again. They're still trying to get into it. And so doxing. You're an if you docs, right?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Probably a term. We could get T shirts. You're an if you're a doxer.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

Not a boxer.

[C]

Doxer.

[A]

Doctors. I bet we're gonna put a picture in the. If they still had encyclopedias or dictionaries, but put. You put a picture of an with a hemorrhoid on and name it a doxer. If you're doxing, this is what you are, right?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Wouldn't that be cool?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Put it on a T shirt.

[C]

The O in doxing could be the A hole, right? Yes.

[A]

And the X could D O X. The D could be like growing on one side or they didn't wipe off in the O. And the X could be where the doctor had to go in and cut some off.

[C]

Perfect.

[A]

Right?

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

I'm just. I'm sure I just ruined everybody's visual morning. And we love y'. All. Thank you for liking and listening and sharing. Holy shit. Yeah. This show is real. A real treat. And sending. I were talking about it. We had two nights alone. Once in a while we have to get a little recharge time. And like, Morgan Baggott was calling with stuff. And of course people were calling non stop on Bradley and AO's cases. And I'm like, I'm not touching the phone. Not touched the phone for almost 40 hours almost. And why was I telling them that, though? Because people love this true crime time for.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Which I guess is kind of cool. The husband and wives is telling you some stupid around from around the world.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

There you have it.

[C]

Bunch of hearsay.

[A]

Yeah, hearsay. Allegedly. Allegedly. He shot and killed two kids in the Catholic church.

[C]

Allegedly. She didn't know that he was a murderer.

[A]

Allegedly. This chick was a doxer. Yeah, all of them. They're guilty. So, anyway. All right, well, thank y'. All, Please. Anytime you comment on Bradley or AO or Ms. Barbara or even Haley, do hashtag justice4 and then AO. I always do capital AO for Austin O'. Banion. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag Justice Barbara Blunt. And y', all, it works. It really does. And we just dropped the final episode this week on Sheriff Hards behind the scene podcast part five on the series they did in Ms. Barbara. Great series.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

And if you think it doesn't work, you don't have my phone. Because every time we drop a Bradley and AO episode, my just. I mean, it rolls all week long, but it really rolls the when we dropped the new episode and it's the same thing the fat past five weeks when every time we drop behind the scenes podcast share for us Podcast owner Podcast the tips come in.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

You never know which one. I've been doing it for a minute. And you never know which one. Even if it's something you think must have been called in the I've solved cases like this. People calling circumstances. You know what? I'm pretty sure this must have been called in a thousand times. But this is this and boom. That's what it was.

[C]

Exactly.

[A]

And no, we didn't have that.

[C]

And no, you don't share all of the. Any information that's pertinent to the I mean like really big pertinent to the case. Like there's so much on Barbara Blunt that you just need that one tidbit. And yes, it doesn't look like there's more information to the public, but that doesn't mean that y' all aren't sitting on tons of information.

[A]

Absolutely correct. And there's stuff that I don't share with them. And I'm sure the stuff they don't share with me is people. People ask to remain anonymous. Whatever. And I get that.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

On Bradley and AO's case. Same thing.

[C]

Exactly.

[A]

And the y'. All. We've kicked it up a level. We'll talk about it on this week's episode. The but legally kicked it up a level.

[C]

Absolutely.

[A]

And it's gonna be a shame. I'm definitely never going to be welcome. Burning Paris. But you know Verona Parish. So many great people. So many more than bad. And you know people tired of shit over there.

[C]

Exactly.

[A]

I guess that's everywhere. But we're just shining a light on.

[C]

This dark little corner which makes it to where you cannot share all 90%.

[A]

Oh my God.

[C]

95% of the information.

[A]

I wish I had the hours of recordings. I had three hours recording sent to me last night. It three hours. And I gotta listen to every bit of it. And I did. And. But I can't share it.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And a lot of it's just.

[C]

But one day you'll be able to when it's solved.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. When people go to. When people go to prison.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

And we don't get sued.

[C]

Right.

[A]

For it. And. And after approve the cases. Yeah. Wow. That. That's. That's like a year's worth of sharing.

[C]

Yes. But it's a whole. Yeah. It would be a season of stuff to tie everything together. You know.

[A]

Yeah. And then most of the people still want to remain anonymous. I mean, it's, it's good, bad or indifferent. It's the drug world. And look, if you think one of them ain't about to flip, they already know they're bucking up and flipping. They went from trying to befriend me to now enemies because they know, I guess I didn't fool him.

[C]

Yeah, right.

[A]

So anyway, love and appreciate each one of you. Oh, you got anything else?

[C]

One I don't.

[A]

All right, then. I'm Woody Overton.

[C]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[A]

Talk to y' all later.

[C]

Peace.

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