True Crime Time For December 18, 2025 | When Negligence, Violence, and Justice Collide

Summary

Real Life Real Crime

Episode: True Crime Time For December 18, 2025 | "When Negligence, Violence, and Justice Collide"

Host: Woody Overton
Date: December 18, 2025

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Episode Overview

This solo-hosted episode of "True Crime Time For" features Woody Overton as he takes listeners on a harrowing, frank, and often deeply personal journey across recent true crime stories. The episode weaves together tales of violence, justice (and lack thereof), shocking negligence, and the complexities of morality in crime, all infused with Woody’s signature grit and candor. Interspersed with updates on ongoing cases he’s personally involved with, including appeals for public tips, Woody gives voice to both his frustrations and convictions about crime and punishment.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Ongoing Case Updates and Calls for Tips

• Barbara Blunt, Bradley, AO (Austin Owens) & #JusticeFor Campaigns

  • Woody stresses the importance of community tips for ongoing cases.
  • He shares a recent tip on the Barbara Blunt case that offered a whole new perspective:
    • Woody: "What this person said gave me a whole new perspective on something. I already know what I know, but a different way to hopefully bring it to a conclusion." (04:06)
  • Public urged to continue calling in tips at 313-RLRCTIP.

• Upcoming Saturday Episode

  • Will cover updates on Bradley, AO, and the “Justice for Haley” case, promising dramatic and angering content from recorded calls with the District Attorney's office.

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2. Porch Piracy and the Ethics of Self-defense

• Georgia Case: Homeowner Shoots at Teenage Porch Pirates

  • Two teens, ages 15 and 16, stealing packages are shot by a homeowner and survive, but only the homeowner faces aggravated assault charges.
  • Discussion on the ethics and legalities of property defense vs. excessive force:
    • Woody: "If you have a porch, you are a really special brand of asshole. And I hate a thief. I’d rather deal with a murderer than a thief." (06:39)
    • “That’s a little bit backwards, don’t you think? ...I think you have a right to defend your property. And the little fuckers are thieving your shit that you worked hard for and you shoot them in the foot and the arm. I don’t know.” (09:40)

• Seasonal PSA on Juvenile Crime

  • Warns that crime, burglaries, and vandalism spike when schools go on holiday break, based on Woody’s law enforcement experience.

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3. Las Vegas: Senseless Killing of a Retired Police Chief

• Update on 2023 Murder Case
  • Two young men, Jesus Ayya (20) and Yasmere Keys (18), pled guilty to intentionally running down retired police chief Andreas Probst in a stolen car for kicks and posted the act online.
  • Both sentenced: Ayya (20 years to life + extra for battery), Keys (18 years to life).
  • Victim’s family testimonies underscore ongoing trauma, loss, and the ripple effect of such senseless violence.
    • Quote from victim’s son: “In the moment I learned of his death, all I could do was scream and yell. It felt like my heart was just torn into pieces. Our family is forever changed, and the emotional trauma will forever haunt us.” (12:45)
  • Woody’s commentary on lack of remorse and trivialization of the crime by the offenders (“He bragged that he would get a slap on the wrist. Well, ...you didn’t get life guaranteed, but you got at least 18 years. ...No regard for your consequences. Oh, I’m gonna get a slap on the wrist. Well, you. How about that?” (23:01))

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4. International Incident: The Duke of Marlborough’s Strangulation Charges

• British Aristocrat Facing Intentional Strangulation Charges
  • Charles James Spencer Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, accused of assaulting the same victim on three occasions over 18 months. Woody muses on the perceived privilege and leniency attached to aristocracy and draws a comparison to Louisiana’s own “good ol’ boy” politics.
  • Woody: “How in the hell do you get away with attacking...is that some Louisiana politics at its finest where you’re a duke and they let you go? Well, he’s done now, so. And they got him.” (27:26)

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5. Back Home: Sabine Parish, Louisiana, and the Complexities of "Street Justice"

• Double Homicide of Registered Sex Offenders
  • Blake Joseph Kendall found guilty of murdering Jerry Scott (72) and Adam Jeter (34), both registered sex offenders.
  • Woody’s moral unpacking of the case: he abhors the victims’ crimes but doesn’t condone vigilante justice, though he acknowledges public sentiment to the contrary.
    • Woody: “Nobody likes a kitty raper, right? ...But they won’t do it anymore. And the guy that murdered them, he’s not going to do it anymore. So there you have it.” (32:05)
  • Details about the victims’ prior convictions, the investigation, and jury’s verdict.
  • Emphasis on closure and healing for all families affected.

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6. Vernon Parish, LA: Life Sentence for Child Rapist

• James Joseph Carlson Sentenced to Life for First-degree Rape
  • Sentencing hailed as a win for justice by district attorney and law enforcement.
    • Woody: “And there you have it, right. Vernon Parish came through on one thankfully and I believe that, that in the end where they’re going to come through for Bradley and Austin also.” (34:00)
  • Reflections on the fate of child molesters in Louisiana prisons.

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7. Worldwide Crime: Nursing Horror Story in the UK

• Nurse Andrew Jonathan Davies Struck Off After Abusing Paralyzed Patient
  • Davies applied a burning solution to a male patient’s genitals, manhandled him, and humiliated him, while the patient could only communicate through his eyes.
  • Woody’s visceral disgust at the case and the vulnerability of completely dependent patients are palpable:
    • Woody: “Y’all think about what if you die and you can really feel everything that’s going on but you’re just like paralyzed, right? ...this nurse is putting shit on his penis. He can’t say anything. He could feel it though. It’s horrible.” (40:57)
  • Davies denied the accusations, claiming “false memories” on the part of the victim; disciplinary panel rejected his defense, permanently striking him off.
  • Notable quote from summary: “That’s just a different kind of evil, man. I don’t get it.” (54:11)

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8. Negligence and Child Death: A Pennsylvania Tragedy

• Sadie Ressler Charged After Her Infant Daughter Dies in Bathtub
  • Ressler passed out drunk with her 10-month-old and 2-year-old unattended in the tub; the infant drowned.
  • Woody exposes the deep personal and familial tragedy, drawing from official statements and Ressler’s shifting stories to police.
  • Cites the child’s obituary and family’s grief.
    • Woody: “There’s no handbook on parenting, right?...but you’re getting high and slamming back swigs of Crown Royal apple while your premature baby’s drowning in the bathtub. It’s real life, real crime, y’all.” (54:10)

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Notable Quotes

• “If you have a porch, you are really a special brand of asshole. And I hate a thief. I’d rather deal with a murderer than a thief.” — Woody (06:39)
• “I think you have a right to defend your property. And the little fuckers are thieving your shit you worked hard for and you shoot them...I don’t know.” — Woody (09:40)
• “In the moment I learned of his death, all I could do was scream and yell. It felt like my heart was just torn into pieces. Our family is forever changed, and the emotional trauma will forever haunt us.” — Michael Probst, son of victim (12:45)
• "Nobody likes a kitty raper, right? ...But they won’t do it anymore. And the guy that murdered them, he’s not going to do it anymore. So there you have it." — Woody (32:05)
• “That’s just a different kind of evil, man. I don’t get it.” — Woody (54:11)
• “There’s no handbook on parenting, right?...but you’re getting high and slamming back swigs of Crown Royal apple while your premature baby’s drowning in the bathtub. It’s real life, real crime, y’all.” — Woody (54:10)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Segment / Topic | |-----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 04:06 | Update & prayerful reflection on #JusticeFor cases, call for tips | | 06:39 | Porch piracy case in Georgia – legal and moral debate on property defense | | 12:45 | Victim’s family statements and sentencing in Las Vegas police chief murder case | | 23:01 | Woody’s remarks on lack of remorse by perpetrators in the Vegas case | | 27:26 | The Duke of Marlborough’s strangulation charges and privilege discussion | | 32:05 | Dissection of Louisiana double homicide targeting sex offenders | | 34:00 | Sentencing in the Vernon Parish child rape conviction | | 40:57 | UK nurse’s abusive conduct to paralyzed patient – details and Woody’s strong reaction | | 54:10 | Pennsylvania mother’s negligence leading to infant drowning death; moral and legal contemplation | | 54:11 | Woody’s commentary on the emotional toll and the real nature of crime |

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Memorable Moments

• Woody’s blend of outrage, bitter humor, and behind-the-badge perspective coloring every story — from porch piracy to vigilante murders.
• Fiery moral questioning: Is deadly force ever justified for property crimes? Is 'street justice' understandable or never acceptable?
• The Las Vegas case: Personal testimonies from victims’ families highlighted the true devastation of violent crime.
• The UK nurse abuse case: The horror of medical betrayal and the vulnerability of patients, delivered with palpable anger by Woody.
• Emotional close: The bathtub drowning segment, balancing empathy for tragedy with unflinching condemnation of recklessness.

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Closing Thoughts

This episode encapsulates what "Real Life Real Crime" does best: unfiltered, deeply informed, and emotionally honest storytelling about the complex, sometimes senseless, sometimes infuriating nature of true crime today. Woody Overton’s personal stake in seeking justice, his uncompromising tone about criminal acts, the nuances he exposes in seemingly clear-cut news, and his willingness to confront moral gray areas make this a compelling listen for anyone fascinated—and sometimes disturbed—by the real stories behind the headlines.

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[Woody Overton]

Hello, everybody, and welcome to this episode of true crime. Time for Thursday, December 18, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton and I'm rolling solo. Cindy is working on some stuff that I can't tell you about.

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So hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for AO.

[Woody Overton]

Hashtag just Ms. Barbara Blunt, continue to call in your tips. 313 rlrctip. I got a tip today in Ms. Barbara's case that actually blew my mind. All the ways and all the years I spent thinking about this case. It, what this person said gave me a whole new perspective on something. I already know what I know, but a different way to hopefully bring it to a conclusion. So, you know, prayers on that. But the hashtag just for Bradley and hashtag just for ao the. I mean, y' all tips work. Keep it up. Keep it up. Even one person on. On Bradley's case and said that, hey, I had called in some tips before. You never responded. They sent it a text and I responded to them right. I did get it. I didn't call them back for whatever reason at the time, but they're appreciated. They're working. If you live in Vernon Parish, you know that. And I truly believe, I truly believe that we're making progress. So that being said, this week's episode is going to be released on Saturday and it's going to be a combination again for the last time, a combination. I'm. I'm going to talk a little bit about Bradley and a little bit about AO and then we've got to finish Hashtag justice for Haley. And it's like 40 something more minutes of just miss Barbara on the phone with the district attorney and her cronies. It just, it's you thought you got mad last week. Holy shit, wait till you hear this one. And it's. It's powerful. So, you know, just tune into it. And I love and appreciate each and every one of y'.

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All.

[Woody Overton]

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FedEx or whoever in this story. I'm gonna tell you about this. You know, I can remember when you couldn't get shit delivered, right? When I was a kid and I wanted shipped for Christmas, we had the Sears and Roebuck catalog. I would dig through it. I'd spent days and probably months. Look at that. Reading the descriptions and circling what I wanted. And when my mother would have to order it through Sears and Roebuck, the store and the packages would get shipped to the store and then she'd have to go there and pick them up. Well, not anymore, right? You get instant shit. Now, a lot of y' all can get it in 30 minutes. You can't get it in 30 minutes where I live, but you still get packages delivered. And that developed a new breed of criminal, which are the porch pirates, right? Which if you have a Porsche, you are really a special brand of asshole. And I hate a thief. I'd rather deal with a murderer than a thief. But porch pirates, they are real, right? And they are steal your. And we're going out to Georgia. And in Georgia, a homeowner has been charged in the shooting of two teens who are suspected of stealing packages from his porch last week. Now, if you're a porch pirate, the very word pirate to me means there might be Some kind of risk, right. You know, you're going to plunder and rape and whatever. Well, you might get your ass killed. And if you come and you're stealing off my porch, you're going to get shot at. But I guess there's certain ways that you have to do it. And because in Georgia, Rakim Bradford is facing two counts of aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and in the shooting of the teen boys who are age 15 and 16. So they said the shooting happened just before 3:30pm on December 11th outside an Atlanta townhome. They said our investigation has determined that we believe a property crime was occurring, that some packages were being taken off of the front porch, which is not uncommon this time of the year. And the homeowner did discharge his weapons to stop that. And that's according to Atlanta Police Chief Darren Shurimbaum. Now, responding Officers found a 15 year old with a gunshot wound to his right foot and he was taken to Greater Memorial Hospital for treatment. And a short time later, officers found the other team with a gunshot wound to his right arm. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Well, he should have gone to the hospital earlier. He probably wouldn't have been as critical. But early Friday morning, police said the teen underwent surgery and both teens are expected to survive. Well, they're lucky. In my world, the teens were suspected of stealing packages left on the porch of a home commonly known as porch piracy. Yeah, but you guess what, this dude's getting charged. And guess who, who's not getting charged. They have no charges against the teams at this time. I think that that's a little bit backwards, don't you? I get it. You know, technically you're supposed to be in fear of your life or whatever and if you defending your home at your castle, you have a right to defend yourself. Well, I think you have a right to defend your property. And the little are thieving your that you worked hard for and you shoot them in the foot and the arm. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know of a. Well, you know what A Saka county prosecutor in justice for Haley's case. Who, who knows what they're going to do. Maybe they'll charge him with double jeopardy again like they screwed it up in Haley's case. I, I, I think personally that should I'm glad the kids aren't dead, but I bet you it won't be stealing any more packages in the other thing. Public Service Announcement 9043 the when the Kids get out of school, I can tell you this from all my years in law enforcement. When the kids get out of school for Christmas break, your burglaries go through the roof, your vandalism goes through the roof. And as kids on holiday they got shit else to do and they're out there being little assholes, right? And that it's an extra busy time for the cops and, and all that, it just, it goes up, there's nothing you can do about it. And the same thing when they first get out for summer, right? The spikes Easter, it spikes whenever they get out of school. You know, hopefully they'll get together and go have a party somewhere and not be stealing people's. You know, you work all year long and I had so many cases I had to work like this. People come home, they have all their Christmas presents wrapped under the tree and, and everything else for their kids. And in these little break in is still everything they work for all year. You get shot in the arm, you get shot in the foot. To me, I think that this is a necessary shooting. So there you have it, this next story, I told you about it many years ago, but let me give you a little bit of conclusion. And again, it's disturbing. It goes to the way no respect for life and the way people feel about cops and everything else. And we're going out to Sin City, Vegas, Las Vegas. And two Las Vegas men who are accused of using a stolen car to intentionally hit a retired California police chief in August of 2023. They finally had had their day in court and they are. So Jesus Ayya, who's 20 and Yasmere Keys is 18. They agreed to separate guilty pleas in Aya, who was 17 at the time, was sentenced to 20 years to life behind bars and Keys, who was 16, got 18 years to life. Additionally, a who was driving was hit with another two to ten years for battery. And y', all, this is according to the New York Post. They said the probes not only have to live with the fact of him being killed in this manner, they had to have been shown what their family member went through. That is a completely different level of pain. According to Judge Jacqueline Bluff and, and she said there's no excuse for what you two have done and the damage and the pain you have caused. They also said that to approach children, they got to do the victim's impact in court. Before the sentence was read in quotations, one of them said, I can't help to think that maybe we wouldn't be in this situation if the defendants had one parent like my father, as according to Michael Prose, in the moment I learned of his death, all I could do was scream and yell. It felt like my heart was just torn into pieces. Our family is forever changed, and the emotional trauma will forever haunt us. Now, retired top cop's daughter Taylor said that a and Keys took away her father's chance to walk her down the aisle is this. You know, murdering him is just the gift that keeps on giving in a bad way for the rest of their lives, right? But she said he'll never have the opportunity to walk his girl down the aisle and give her away. He'll never have the opportunity to hold his first grandchildren, and that's because it was stolen from him. Now, pro's widow, Crystal, she said that Aya and Keys made a choice, and that choice destroyed my family. Andy was stolen from me in an act so cruel, so deliberate, that it not only shattered my heart, but the heart of everybody who loved him. Losing him did not just break my heart, it broke the foundation of my life, right? And then this murder people, those are real people. And this guy spent his entire life protecting and serving and got mowed down for no reason. Hey, y', all, I want to take.

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The Las Vegas Police Department learned of the video, which Keys shared because he's a dumbass with friends on Instagram on August 29, 2023. In the September 20232023 statement, Las Vegas police noted that these bad guys could be heard laughing in the clip as they fled the scene. During his arrest, Aya showed no remorse and bragged that he would get a slap on the wrist. Right. Yeah, you didn't get life guaranteed, but you got at least 18 years. A& Keys are accused of hidden and injuring a 72 year old bicyclist who survived. This is before they struck and killed Pros. So they had it on their mind and it's that time. We're just going to ride around, cause as much pain and heartache as we can in no. No regard for life, no regard for your consequences. Oh, I'm going to get a slap on the wrist. Well, you. How about that? So that I, yeah. Had nothing good to say about them, y'. All. Obviously it's time for worldwide crime. Yeah, they. I don't really get into the roles and all that good. And but I know it's a real deal for different countries. Right. And it's a real deal for my wife and my daughters. I like to watch all this, you know, whatever that, you know, chick stuff is that I'm sure a lot of y' all do too. I can't even name one of the shows assimils here should be saying this one and this one and this one. But you know, these people get these titles, you know, whatever, Prince and Queen and King and there's even some dukes. Right, well, I'm going to tell you about a guy who's the Duke of Marlboro and he is in a bit of hot water. He's been charged with intentional strangulation. He's 70 years old, y', all, and is accused of attacking the same person in Woodstock, Oxfordshire three times over an 18 month period. How do you ask yourself how this one dude who's the Duke of Marlboro get to attack the same person three times over a year and a half? All right, well, Charles James Spencer Churchill, who's formerly known as Jamie Blandford, is a relative or Sir Winston Churchill and Diana, the Princess of Wales. Now I remember when Diana got got murdered in the 90s when I was up late at night and it came across the tv that was big shit. And Sir Winston Churchill was just badass during World War II. So I even I know about them. But this guy, he's due to appear before an Oxford magistrates on Thursday and the offenses are alleged to have taken place between November 2022 and May of 2024. And this is according to the Thames Valley police. Spencer Churchill, who's the former Marquis of Blandford, was arrested on 13th May of 2024. And he was twice married aristocrat and he inherited his dukedom in 2014 following the death of his father, the 11th Duke of Marlboro. But I don't know and Tommy and, and some of y', all, Barney Russell, y' all can answer this for us. The how in the hell do you get away with attacking? I mean, is that some of the Louisiana politics at his finest where you, you're a duke and they let you go? Well, he's done now, so. And they got him. All right, y', all, we're gonna bring it back home to the great state of Louisiana, the Sportsman's Paradise. In specific, we're going to many Louisiana. It's M A N Y In after a five day trial in the 11th District Court, a Sabine Parish jury returned two guilty verdicts of first degree murder against a man responsible for two deadly shootings back in 2017. Now, the Sabine Parish DA says Blake Joseph Kendall was found guilty in the murder case. And he says these verdicts are the result of the hard work of law enforcement investigators and a prosecution team. This is according to Don Burkett, the Saving Parish District Attorney said, we thank the jury for their careful consideration of the facts and for paying close attention to the testimony presented throughout the Week. We recognize the emotional toll this case placed on everyone involved, particularly the victims families. Justice requires that we be thorough and deliberate. And we hope the jury's verdict will help the families continue their healing. Well, let me tell you what he did. Some of y' all may not agree with it, but Kendall was convicted late Friday night on December 12th for the shooting deaths of Jerry Scott, who's 72, and Adam Jeter, who was 34. Scott was killed or murdered in August of 2017 at his home, and Jeter was killed four months later at his mailbox. This is why both of the victims were registered sex offenders. Officials say in 1981 and. And in 1994, Scott was charged with simple kidnapping. And in 2004, Scott was charged with indecent behavior with juveniles and sexual battery. Say 81. I was 11. 2004. I'm 34. And he's offended. He goes to prison, gets in. I'm sure if they dropped it down to kidnapping, it was a kidnapping and probably attempted rape or whatever. But he gets convicted when I'm 11, gets out at some point between then and 1994. Then he gets convicted again and goes back to prison. And now he's out again in 2004 and he catches a charge of. Of raping kids. So they're pedophiles. Registered sex offenders. Now, Mageeder. I mean, I'm not trying to throw shame on the dead, but I'm telling you what they were found guilty of. Jeter was found gift guilty of attempted forceful rape in 2010. They probably dropped that down. I don't know if they took a trial. Maybe it was just him, but he. Hey, he. What if it was your mom or your sister, your kid, and. And he's RA. Right? And he's found guilty in 2010. He gets out the end. Gets murdered. Right. But during the trial, the prosecution called to the stand 22 witnesses, and they used testimony and physical evidence. And it was determined that the two victims were killed with the same handgun. Evidence also placed Kendall at the scene of both crimes. And the DA said this case required years of investigative work and a team effort with law enforcement and investigators to bring the facts before the jury. Our responsibility was to present the facts clearly and hold the defendant accountable within the law for the loss of two lives. I'm grateful to work for law enforcement and for the jury's careful evaluation of the evidence. And I hope this verdict brings a measure of justice and closure to Scott and Jeeves family. Well, the. He's going to get automatic 2 mandatory life sentences without probation, benefit of probation or parole or suspension sentence. And you know, I hate it. Yeah, they're pedophiles, they're rapists. They got murdered. That's why this dude did it. And ain't no bones about it. He killed them. He sought them out because they were registered sex offenders. And nobody likes a kitty raper, right? But you know what, they got family members and friends that love them too. And you know, you call it street justice, whatever you want to. I do not condone murder maybe unless they got it inside the prison. But the. I don't know that that's kind of a, kind of a difficult one. I hate it. I hate it for everybody that knew and loved them. And I also hate that they were pedophiles and rapists and kidnappers and all that. But they won't do it anymore. And the guy that murdered them, he's not going to do it anymore. So there you have it. All right, I'm gonna play y' all one and we're going to Leesville, Louisiana. Oh, I was just there. We're there every day mentally and the surrounding parishes. But I'm gonna play you this.

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From the news if you will. And we're dealing with the rape of a young child.

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Well, and there you have it, right. Vernon Paris came through on one thankfully and I believe that, that in the end where they're going to come through for Bradley and Austin also. So James Joseph Carson, 54, y', all, he got arrested back once child sex charges in 2023 and was indicted for the first degree rape of a victim under of age in 2024. And thankfully they found him guilty. And the thing, it used to be called aggravated rape back in my day and they changed it to first degree right now and guess what carries a mandatory life sentence without probation or parole. And they he is headed to the big house now. I have seen a lot of pedophiles, a lot of chomos up to Angola and to this date I don't know of any of them that have been murdered inside. I'm sure they are not living the good lives. I, you know, I hear about them every once in a while and what have you. The a lot of them are preachers now and you know, they found Jesus because he was lost or, or, or courthouse lawyers or they're living in the protective custody. Which them right. So there you have that. It's time for worldwide crime. It's time for effort of professionals. Okay? Now I have a story that is going to make every man that hears this cringe. It's gonna make a lot of women cringe too. But if you have a penis, you're going to cringe.

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And we are going to tell you about a nurse. Yeah, I don't know why so many people. I guess it just shocks because you think nurses and doctors supposed to help but you know, same thing with bad cops or whatever and, but when you get a nurse like this, you like holy. And I think all the time I spend in a hospital and I'm totally dependent on these people to keep me alive. But here we go. A nurse has been struck off for misconduct after applying a burning liquid which felt like acid to a patient's penis. So a panel found nurse Andrew Jonathan Davies had intimidated, humiliated and caused fear and psychological harm to a paralyzed patient whose condition meant he could only communicate with his eyes. Oh my God. Y' all think about what if you die and you can really feel everything that's going on but you're just like paralyzed, right? And, and you can't. That's like a worst case nightmare for me. And like worms and are eating on you but you can't, you can't cry out, you can't say anything or whatever. This guy is paralyzed, can't communicate and so it's almost like that scenario and this nurse is putting stuff on his penis. He can't say anything. He could feel it though. It's horrible. The so a nursing in midwifery council, or that they call it NMC over there committee upheld all nine allegations made against Davies regarding his treatment of the patient who is being treated at the Prince Charles Hospital. Meredith Tyfidel in 2021 for an autoimmune condition. Davis was a nurse with 40 years experience. And Davis vehemently denies accusation and suggested that the patient was having false memories. I don't know how you communicate with that but I'm going to tell you a little bit more about it. But. All right. The patient, we'll call him patient A to protect his identity, was admitted to the intensive therapy unit at Prince Charles Hospital in April 2021 and he was suffering with abdominal pain and possible sepsis and signs of cardiac arrest. He was later diagnosed with Julian Bar syndrome, which is an autoimmune disorder which affects the peripheral nervous system and can cause paralysis As a result of his gbs, the patient was paralyzed and placed on a ventilator and sedated. After remaining in the ITU or I guess their intensive care unit for 143 days, nearly five months, the patient was taken off sedation and moved to another ward where he was cared for by the monster Davies, the ex. They called him an experienced adult care nurse. Now thankfully, Davies only had access to him between 5 May and 27 June. But during this period, the committee heard rough handling by the agency nurse was such that it left the patient crying out in pain. But his condition meant that his ability to communicate his feelings was limited. They said patient A told person his wife that Davies had pulled his foreskin back resulting in pain. Quotations he stated that you had squeezed his penis and put a solution on his penis which burned him. Right? Close. Quotations the panel found it proved that one or more, on one or more occasions Davies had used a product to clean patients A's penis, which was not clinically justified. Attempts by the patient to convey his distress to Davies by using his eyes or nodding his head from side to side, basically saying no, no motherfucker, but you can't say it out loud, right? Resulted in a nurse swearing at him and admonishing him saying don't roll your eyes at me. During his rehabilitation, patient A also maintained that Davies deliberately hurt him by pushing his head and neck too far when repossession him on every shift where where he was allocated as his nurse as well as ripping electrodes from his chest pulling faces which suggested he knew he was causing the patient a pain. When patient A informed a visitor about what was happened, an investigation was launched which resulted in Davies being dismissed by the Richmond Nursing agency in of 2021. Davis, who had worked at the Prince Charles Hospital via the agency between 2020, 2020 and 2021. Again he denies all allegations. The nurse who is neither present or represented at the end we're talking about Davies at the hearing which concluded on no 20 November suggested that patient A again, this really pisses me off Davis whole defense again he said quotations that patient A had associated false memories given this type of illness and the period he was in the intensive care unit. He also claimed that patient A held A grudged against the nurse because Davies had once refused him a drink of squash due to the potential risk of aspiration and infection. Okay, so he's making up that you put shit on his dick, ripped electrodes off his chest, basically choked his head back every time you're on duty and alone because you didn't give him a drink of squash, whatever the fuck that is. But the panel which took the evidence from the patient, his wife and the hospital staff said Davis is full of shit and they validated patient A's allegations and it found that patient A was put at risk and was caused physical and emotional harm. Harm as a result of Davis misconduct. Then they go on to acknowledge that Davies basically denies all the allegations and says it, it didn't happen in, in this report. They conclude that given the seriousness of the case the only proportionate sanction to protect the public was to strike Davies off the NMC register as both an adult care nurse and and an orthopedic nurse. And this goes without saying, Patient A rely completely on you and other nurses first care and you abuse the position. So there you have it. That's just a different kind of evil man. I don't get it. Foreign. Matters and we're going to wrap up today's episode with this gem. And I'm glad Cindy's not here because she would definitely be crying. I'm going to tell you about a 32 year old woman who fell asleep. No big deal, right? Everybody sleeps every day, most of us at least once. And the third two year old woman fell asleep but she didn't fall asleep because she, it was her bedtime. She fell asleep after drinking Crown roll apple like a lot. Okay. And basically she passed out and but the problem with that is she had a 10 month old daughter that she had left in the bathtub. And this is in Pennsylvania. So you get turned to the point of passing out and you leave your 10 month old in a bathtub. You can see where this is going. Sadie Marie Ressler, who celebrated her birthday Monday by being taken to jail faces charge charges of involuntary manslaughter and two counts of endangering the welfare of children. And according to the criminal complaint, the Pennsylvania State Police responded around 7:30pm on Aug. 14 to a home in the 500 block of Center street in W.E. conceo Township which is about 30 miles northeast of Harrisburg. A restless neighbor called 911 after she ran out of her home screaming for help. Troopers arrived at the home and they found the baby unresponsive. Let's say the baby the 10. The victim, whose name is Giovanna Allen, was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. And in an interview with detectives after they gave her her Miranda rights, Ressler said she was the sole caregiver at the time. For Giovanna and another two year old child, y'. All. She placed both children in the bathtub with several inches of water. She said Giovanna was underdeveloped and not yet capable of self rescue while in water. That's what the cops said. Wrestler said she was seated against a sink while the kids were in a tub and she was scrolling on her phone. She claims she was unable to see the back part of the bathtub when she looked inside and she saw Giovanna floating face down in the water. Russell says she picked up the girl from the tub and when cops asked her what happened, she said I don't even know. She claimed she couldn't remember. Now, she denied using any alcohol or drugs. It's an affidavit. But when cops searched her home, they found an open bottle of Crown Roll apple. That's whiskey all if you don't know. And burnt marijuana cigarettes in an ashtray next to a playpen which was in reach of the kids. Troopers also described the home as cluttered and unkempt. And there were several uninflated balloons throughout the first four of the homes. Every parent in the world knows that could be a choking hazard, right? For small kids. But hospital staff drew rustler's blood about four hours, y', all, after the 911 call. And it showed she had a blood alcohol content of 0.035. And troopers believe it was significantly higher at the time she placed the kids in the bathtub, y'. All. Your body processes out one drink per hour. So you know, however many ounces that is, she's four hours later, she definitely would have been way above the legal limit. Detectives also discovered that while she was at the hospital, she made two Google searches on her phone and guess what they were. Can you tell how much alcohol I drank from a blood test? And how long does alcohol stay in the blood? Why you asked? Because she knew she was. And they. In October, Ressler conducted a second interview with detectives. And this time she's got her attorney with her. And guess what? She changed her story about what happened the night of the drowning. And she admitted that she fell asleep while sitting on the floor as the kids were taking a bath. Quotations. The defendant admitted to conduct that is negligent and reckless, placing the victims in the circumstance that ultimately caused one deaf and endangered the other in the same manner. And these are always so sad. I hate to read these at them, but they're necessary. Giovanna's a bitch. Where said quotations. She brought immense pride and joy to her family, she was the perfect little girl. Being born premature, Giovanna overcame many obstacles and was thriving and just beginning to learn to crawl. Her beautiful blue eyes could light up any room. Well, good Lord, no handbook on parenting, right? No rules, no restrictions. I know, Samarica, but you're getting high and slamming back swigs of Crown Roll apple while your premature babies drown in the bathtub. It's real life, real crime, y'. All. And I don't have anything else. I'm Woody Overton and I love and appreciate each and every one of you. And I'm your host of True Crime. Time for this Thursday, December 18th. Holler at you later. Peace. Foreign.

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