True Crime Time For December 29, 2025 | Missing During the Holidays, Crime Close to Home & Mental Health in the Spotlight

Summary

Podcast Summary: Real Life Real Crime – True Crime Time for December 29, 2025

Hosts: Woody Overton & Cindy Overton
Episode Title: Missing During the Holidays, Crime Close to Home & Mental Health in the Spotlight
Date: December 29, 2025

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Episode Overview

In the final Monday episode of the year, Woody and Cindy Overton bring their unique perspective to a collection of recent true crime stories, with a particular focus on cases unfolding during the holiday season. The episode features coverage of missing persons, neighborhood disputes turning violent, the role of technology in solving crime, the intersection of mental health and the justice system, and controversies in collegiate sports. The hosts balance dark crime discussions with their trademark humor and candid, often gritty storytelling.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Reflections on the Year and Listener Thanks

[03:56 – 05:01]

• Woody thanks the audience for their loyalty and recaps a year full of investigation, advocacy, and podcast milestones.
  • "We thank y’ all so much for liking and sharing and everything and even won another award from Spotify..." – Woody (03:56)
• Updates on the ongoing #JusticeForBradley and #JusticeForAle cold cases. Woody assures listeners he’s still working daily on these, even during the holiday lull.

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2. Missing Persons During the Holidays

A. Camellia Mendoza Olmos Disappearance (San Antonio, TX)

[05:01 – 08:04]

• 19-year-old Camellia Mendoza Olmos goes missing after a morning walk on Christmas Eve.
• Last seen on surveillance searching her car, leaving on foot with car key and possibly her license.
• Family and over 100 community members involved in the search.
  • "I only asked God to please bring her back home. Bring her back to me." – Rosario, Camellia’s mother (06:53, paraphrased by co-host)
• Hosts express concern this will not end well, highlighting the tragedy of such disappearances especially during the holidays.

B. Father Rescues Kidnapped Daughter (Montgomery County, TX)

[08:22 – 10:00]

• Teen girl abducted while walking the dog on Christmas Day. Father tracks her location using a phone app.
• Rescues her from maroon pickup truck where a 23-year-old man, Giovanni Rosales Espinosa, was found partially nude.
• The girl "had to see his junk" but was not assaulted; the quick action prevented further harm.
• Hosts praise the father:
  • "He’s a freaking hero for taking action ... and for showing the restraint. ... All the way around a good story, except for her being kidnapped and attempted." – Woody (10:32)

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3. Crime Close to Home

A. Neighbor Attempts Arson (Miami, FL)

[10:41 – 13:36]

• Ivan Kumba, 52, angry with neighbors, threatens to burn their house down while they're sleeping.
• On Christmas, throws gasoline over the fence on neighbors during a party, then shouts his intent.
  • “That’s the gift that keeps on giving. But you know what? He didn’t kill him at least.” – Woody (12:54)
• Hosts discuss the shock of such crimes and the missed opportunity by neighbors to report threats earlier.

B. Meth-Fueled Attack on Law Enforcement (Seattle, WA)

[14:01 – 18:48]

• Christmas Day: Alexander Eugene Smith drags a female Washington State Patrol lieutenant out of her car on the freeway, steals her cruiser, and leads police on a high-speed chase.
  • "If you came over and... grabbed me, you are going to get lead poison because I’m on lead on you... it'd be totally legitimate." – Woody (15:26)
• Smith later confesses to smoking meth "10 times a day for the last two weeks."
• Facing multiple charges, he refuses to attend his arraignment, displaying a complete disregard for the courts.

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4. Notorious & “Effed Up” Professionals

A. Rapper Nino Breeze Arrested (Tampa, FL)

[19:14 – 22:38]

• Woody introduces Nino Breeze, rapper on Maybach Music Group.
• Arrested for conspiracy to distribute marijuana, quickly posts bond.
• Woody reflects on the regularity of musicians running afoul of the law during the holidays.

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5. Worldwide Crime

[29:54 – 32:35]

A. Drug Dealer Tosses €50,000 Worth of Drugs Before Arrest (Norwich, UK)

• Jason Revell, 28, throws cocaine and heroin off balcony as police break in.
• Tells officers “hold on, I’m going to do one last line” before being detained.
  • "I've actually had people do that." – Cindy (30:45)
• Sentenced to over five years, but has repeated prior drug offenses.

B. Blunt Judicial Scenes & Mental Health in the System (South Carolina)

[32:35 – 41:57]

• William Waters steals patrol car during a mental health crisis; repeatedly disrespects the judge, rants about contacting Donald Trump.
• Mother reveals his history of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, calls for more mental health intervention in court processes.
  • "If you talk, you can’t get him to take the medicine. And he goes out and does like that, he needs to be locked up in the mental ward because he could kill numerous people." – Woody (40:35)

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6. Mental Health & College Sports Scandal

[42:27 – 47:59]

• Discussion shifts to issues of mental health in athletes, using the case of Colgate lacrosse coach Kathy Taylor.
• Taylor is accused of berating athletes, forcing them to play through injury, allegedly leading at least three players to attempt suicide.
  • “Cunningham, who ultimately had five injuries... attempted suicide in 2022. And luckily, she survived.” – Cindy (47:43)
• Lawsuit claims Taylor treated injuries as “moral failures” and conducted emotionally abusive coaching.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On the emotional toll of missing persons:
  • “I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this was not going to end well... The last thing you think on Christmas Eve is that your daughter’s gonna go missing.” – Woody (07:48)
• On the realities of police work:
  • “If you came over and… grabbed me, you are going to get lead poison because I’m on lead on you.” – Woody, on self-defense (15:26)
• On neighborhood violence:
  • “Just gonna throw a gas bomb over the fence… do it in broad daylight and holler at you and tell you I’m doing this to burn you up.” – Woody (13:17)
• On the failures of the mental health system:
  • “He needs help and he needs medication. When y’all, when you get locked in jail… hopefully he’ll get straight.” – Woody (41:46)
• On abusive college coaching:
  • “She now struggles with pain and numbness in her wrist… that is where she lost her ability to fulfill her dream.” – Cindy, about an injured player’s lawsuit (47:26)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |-------------------------------------------|:-------------:| | Show opening & year in review | 03:56–05:01 | | San Antonio missing person | 05:01–08:04 | | Montgomery County kidnapping | 08:22–10:00 | | Miami arson attempt | 10:41–13:36 | | Seattle police car theft | 14:01–18:48 | | Effed Up Professionals (Nino Breeze) | 19:14–22:38 | | Worldwide crime (Norwich) | 29:54–32:35 | | South Carolina, mental health in court | 32:35–41:57 | | College sports/mental health/lawsuit | 42:27–47:59 | | Closing thoughts/prayers | 49:13–49:49 |

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Tone & Final Thoughts

Woody and Cindy maintain a raw, deeply personal, and frequently irreverent approach—juxtaposing dark realities with gallows humor and Southern candor. They push for awareness, community action, and empathy, especially regarding the overlooked complexities of mental illness and trauma in both victims and perpetrators. The episode ends with heartfelt gratitude for their audience and a reiteration of commitment to justice for victims.

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For listeners looking for insight into how true crime ripples through families, neighborhoods, and players in the justice system—while maintaining a real, unvarnished outlook—this episode provides a fitting, thought-provoking finale to the year.

Transcript

[Woody Overton]

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[Cindy Overton]

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Pack the Internet download airalo today. That's a I R a L o airalo and use code crab for 15% off your first EIM terms appl foreign. Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of True Crime time for Monday, December 29, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton and my co host is coming but she's late for work. I can't fire. Maybe we'll sanction her another way. We'll see. But I'll catch you up on a couple things. This is the last Monday of the year and who's been a hell of a year.

[Woody Overton]

Hell of a year.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And we thank y' all so much for liking and sharing and everything and even won another award from Spotify, Just everything. And of course we took on hashtag just for Bradley which morphed into hashtag just for Ale also. And that's been going on for a minute. It's going to continue to go on for a minute. It's the holidays. Nobody's doing anything on the professional side, I can assure you. Then source week for podcast listens because everybody's busy and I get that. So stay tuned for hashtag more just for Bradley and hashtag just for a I'm still getting tips every day. 313 RLRC tip doesn't mean I'm not reading them and listening, putting the pieces of the puzzle together. Y' all still working on it every day, all day. Except for I'm shooting a firearm or I'm doing something that's mindless. Otherwise the case is in my mind, right? So that being said.

[Woody Overton]

I hope you.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Are enjoying the holidays. Hope everybody's staying safe. A lot of people aren't, but that's to be expected and just love, love, love and appreciate you. So in keeping with the terms of the holidays and the crimes, we're going to go to Texas. I'm going to tell you about a 19 year old woman who normally goes for a morning walk, right? And she did that on Christmas Eve, but she never came home. So Camellia Mendoza Olmos was last seen leaving her residence at the 11,000 block of Caspian Spring in San Antonio around 6:58am on Wednesday. And that's according to the Bear County Sheriff's Office. Camilla's mother stated that chameleon. Oh look, I told y' all she's late for work. I told him I couldn't fire you though.

[Cindy Overton]

You definitely can't fire me. You got to say your name Hi, I'm Cindy Overton.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm just doing this one story.

[Cindy Overton]

I was just doing Cinderella's work. I was literally.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I. I get it. All right, so. Camellia's mother said that Camellia normally goes for morning walk. However, she became concerned when Camellia did not return within a reasonable period of time. And video footage from that time shows an unknown individual, who they think to be Camellia, searching inside her vehicle for something. They don't. They don't know what it was. Moments later, the footage ends. Right. And it is believed that she left the residence on foot as vehicle remained at the location. They said the only items known to be on her person or her car key and possibly her driver's license. The woman's mother, identified by local KE N S5 as Rosario, almost told the news station that. She said, I called her cell phone, but the cell phone was there on the bed and was turned off.

[Woody Overton]

The.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I put it to charge and went out to look for her. I thought I would find her, like other times, walking and we could come home together. She said, I only asked God to please bring her back home. Bring her back to me. Camilla's family members and more than 100 other people have searched for her in the area, according to ksat. They said it's been real hard. Her father, Alfonso Mendoza, stated. The Bexar County Sheriff's office describes Camilla Mendoza almost as being 5 foot 4 inches tall and weighing around 110 pounds. She was last seen wearing a baby blue black hoodie, baby blue pajama bottoms, and white shoes. Y', all, I hate to be. This is a beautiful young lady, and I hate to be the bear of bad news, but this was not going to end well. I mean, can you imagine that? The last thing you think on Christmas Eve is that your daughter's gonna go missing.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So the prayers for them. And I hope they find her. I hope that they find her. And, you know, crime happens everywhere. We just happen to start in Bear county today, but I know Sin's got one for y'. All. Actually, this one's a pretty good story.

[Cindy Overton]

But it's also out of Texas in Montgomery County.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah, yeah. That's where my buddy J.D. is at polygraphers.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, okay.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

But tell us about it.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, so this incident happened on Christmas Day, and a teenage girl went outside to walk the dog, and then she just went missing. So her father decided that he was going to use. They don't specify the app, but it's like life360 or something along those lines. And he tracks her down. And so after a while of her not coming back, the father decided to look at whatever the tracking app was, and he tracked her down to a place. It was a secluded, partially wooded area about two miles away from where she was, like her home. And he traveled to the site, and he found his daughter and the dog inside of a maroon pickup truck.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And he wasn't supposed to be there.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. And a partially nude man.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Oh, Lord.

[Cindy Overton]

So he helped his daughter escape, and he just brought her back home. And then when they got home, they called 911. There was some witnesses, and they were able to find out who the guy was. And he was 23 years old. And they went and they arrested him, but it turns out he held her at knifepoint and, you know, took her to do whatever he was going to do with her.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

He's going to rape her. Let's not be nice about it. It's real life for crime.

[Cindy Overton]

Exact. And so luckily, the teenager was. She's fine now.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And, well, except for the trauma. Being kidnapped.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. But, like, she wasn't sexually abused or.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

His pants were down. Yeah, she had to see his junk.

[Cindy Overton]

She had to see his junk. But the driver was Giovanni Rosales Espinosa. So.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Well, for that, dad.

[Cindy Overton]

Kaylee was missing her present. They said it was delivered on Christmas Eve. She just got it. So thank goodness I was tracking it all day and complaining and everything.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So the. The daughter is safe and the dad is. Is a freaking hero for taking action, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And. And he's all. In my mind, he's a hero for not killing that dude. So, I mean, for showing the restraint. And then. And the cops called him and said all the way around a good story, except for her being kidnapped and attempted. Right. Well, let me spread a little more Christmas cheer. And, you know, neighbors, we don't have any, but we got some. But they a long ways away. We don't really know them. I know one of them, but I hadn't seen her in years. Yeah, but a lot of people live right next door to their. To their neighbors. Captain Obvious. Right? So let's go to Miami. And this dude lived next door, his neighbors, and he just didn't really like him. And his name is Ivan Kumba, and he's 52 years old. And a few days before Christmas come, Us told his neighbors he was going to. And it's in quotation from the rest report. Spitefully and without provocation, light their house on fire while they were sleeping in the middle of the night.

[Woody Overton]

Okay.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So his neighbors, which is a group of six based on his criminal charges were having a gathering in their backyard in the 2700 block of Northwest 31st street on Christmas Dec. 25, when suddenly, out of nowhere, gasoline was thrown over the fence. And on top of them from Kuma's house, an argument began. And Kuma shouted that he intentionally threw gasoline with a specific intent to cause seriously body harm. And guess what anybody else would do. They called 911 and you know, it's Christmas, one of the worst days to be a cop. But he called 911 and thankfully they got there and arrested him. But they said, and I'll quote this, a Miami Dade man promises next door neighbors that he'd burn down their house as they slept. And days later, he lugged gasoline to their home and doused them inflammable liquid on Christmas. That's the gift that keeps on giving. But you know what? He didn't kill him at least.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Just. What the. And he didn't do it. While they were sleeping, they're having a party in their backyard in Miami. It's hot here for Christmas, you know, it's hot down there.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm just gonna throw a gas bomb over the fence and do it in a broad daylight and holler at you and tell you I'm doing this to burn you up. And they already told him that they should have filed charges on the first time he said that. But whatever, it doesn't matter. He shouldn't have done it. He's an asshole.

[Cindy Overton]

He is an asshole.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And that asshole was up in the jail now.

[Cindy Overton]

So you can't get much further south. You can go further south in the United States, Continental United States than Miami just a little bit, right?

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah, the Florida Keys.

[Cindy Overton]

And then if you go to one of the highest points on the western seaboard, we would be almost like polar opposite.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Be like above Seattle to the Canadian line.

[Cindy Overton]

So I'm going to take us to Seattle.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

All right. Been there. Pretty cool town.

[Cindy Overton]

I haven't gone.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

It's, it's, it's. I hadn't been there in a long, long time. Probably 30 years. But it was kind of chill. It was a. It was winter time, really pretty. The Puget Sound and the mountains in the background, stuff like that. And went to Pikes Market. I went to the original Starbucks.

[Cindy Overton]

Did they throw you fish at you?

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

No, but they were throwing them and it was, it was really cool. That place is huge. That's where that famous sign Public Market is. It's got like, levels and it's on the sound. And I ate At a restaurant down there. It's really, really good. Some fresh seafood, but not, not Gulf America seafood. Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

No flavor.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

No, it had flavor. It was just different. Different, yeah. Yeah. But anyway, I enjoyed Seattle. It was kind of had a cool vibe to it.

[Cindy Overton]

You've always said that to me. Well, that's where. What? Isn't that the home of grunge music?

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So Nirvana and all this is too old for the most our listeners right, to know about.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, on Christmas Day we had a meth fueled maniac as described.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Nice. Meth is bad.

[Cindy Overton]

He decided to drag a Washington state lieutenant from the driver's seat of her patrol car. Okay, on.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm. Let me tell you something and I gotta interrupt. If I was in a patrol car and you came over and you opened my door or reached through the window and you grabbed me, you're trying to pull me out, you are going to get lead poison because I'm on lead on you. Yeah, I'm just telling you it'd be totally legitimate. Shoot.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah, she was drug out of her the driver's seat of her patrol car on a Seattle freeway and speeding away in the stolen cruiser.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So he should have never got his dick beaters on her without getting shot, period.

[Cindy Overton]

Exactly.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And then much less than that, he steals her car. Yeah, not our car. Her unit.

[Cindy Overton]

Her unit. Wait till you hear what they say. All right, so Alexander Eugene smith, who is 24 years old, was cuffed after the brazen heist and it led to a wild police chase that ended with authorities ramming into the hijacked.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

That's our neighbor's squad car.

[Cindy Overton]

They just rammed it. They didn't put anything down.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Probably called a pit maneuver. They hit it. I mean you hit it in the rear panel corner with your car, you turn right into it, it makes them spin out. It's possible to maintain control.

[Cindy Overton]

And so that all happened just before noon. But the the Washington State Patrol lieutenant was found herself lying on the pavement on Interstate 5 after responding to reports that a man was casually wandering across the lane around 11am so there's actual footage of this and the jaw dropping footage obtained by TMZ CA captured the drugged up loon sauntering across the northbound highway lanes as cars whizzed by pacing in the middle of the roadway as the gray police SUV arrived. The crazed man then approached the marked patrol car with its lights flashing, swung open the driver's door, yanked the high ranking cop onto the roadway and sped off as she frantically tugged at the locked door. The wild video showed I'm pretty sure.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

They got some policy and procedures about not letting a motherfucker take your car from you.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. So several troopers immediately pursued the commander cruiser.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Oh, it's on. That's your shift, Lieutenant. And you know, they gonna beat that motherfucker down.

[Cindy Overton]

And it was going at very high speeds, and they were. They pinned the car into the shoulder, and then they. They struck it on, you know, and. And then took him into custody.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah. Got him some real estate.

[Cindy Overton]

He. The. The drugged up guy initially refused to identify himself. He didn't want to give his name.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm sure he didn't.

[Cindy Overton]

And then, of course, then he. He did say, well, I smoked. I smoked meth earlier in the day. And he had two for the.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Like, 10 times a day for the last two weeks straight, and I haven't been to sleep.

[Cindy Overton]

And he had two glass pipes on him. So he was charged with robbery, suspicion of felony eluding, possession of a stolen vehicle, assault on a law enforcement officer, and driving under the influence.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

That dude is going to be underneath the jail.

[Cindy Overton]

And then he refused to attend his arraignment.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah. Let me know how that worked out.

[Cindy Overton]

He gives a piece, he's like, fuck you.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm not going to get. Yeah, the. They're like, okay, whatever. Plea of not guilty. Well, yeah. Where's defendant? Yes. Seattle. Charges whatever. Fred Flintstone. And judge says, where's the defendant? We couldn't get him to come out of his cell. Okay, well, you still get in charge. They're not gonna magically wipe them away.

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So. All right, well, let's do. Hey, it's time for Effed Up Professionals. I don't know if I had the right button, but I think I did. So we'll stick along with the Christmas theme. And everybody's got to make a living. And one dude's name is Nino Breeze. You know what he does?

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

He's a rapper.

[Cindy Overton]

Don't think that's a very good rapper.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I know, but you know what? He might be good. You know Rick Ross?

[Cindy Overton]

Not really.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Pretty sure Rick Ross is Flavor Flav. Oh, I'm not positive. Let me see. Is Rick Ross favorite Flav? Maybach Music Group. Rick Ross. Don't say it. Says like he owned this. Evidently Rick Ross is a CEO Wingstop. I thought I was like, I might just show my name.

[Cindy Overton]

It could be multiple.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm thinking it's like old Flavor. Flavor. But I don't know. I don't know my rap anymore. I knew it when it came out, though.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes, you did.

[Woody Overton]

Very first.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Very first. Raps that ever came out, but had it the first one on on a track. All right, so Nina Breeze is a rapper on Rick Ross's label, Maybach Music Group. And they said it's been a stressful Christmas week for the hip hop artist because he is accused of conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute marijuana, which is a felony fence. That's according to tmz. Breeze, you know this, right? His real name is Vaughn Matthews and he surrendered on Monday and turned himself into the federal marshals in Tampa, Florida. And they proceeded to carry his ass and book him and cuff him and stuff him and book him in the jail. And you know what? He wasn't there long because he went on to post $100,000 cash bond and an equal amount of property in order to be for free for Christmas, which we all know. This past Thursday, the attorneys forum, Brad Cohen and Mark Rankin told tmz, they said quotations, Nino will be home for Christmas and we look forward to examining evidence to reach a fruitful resolution through trial. The feds ain't gonna come and get you on those charges unless you're sitting, literally probably sitting on 100 pounds of weed and have it come out of years, right? So the Maybach Music group rapper previously served time for firearms charges related to a drug trafficking scheme. And since his release, he's found fame with songs like New Era 8 and 448 Flow and the Rock and Money Bag. Yo, collaboration quotations, type A N A. Well, good for him. Christmas time, everybody gotta go. You gotta go to jail. It's Christmas, right? Somebody's got to go to jail.

[Woody Overton]

You know, folks talk a whole lot about women's hormones, but hardly anybody explains.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

What that actually means for them.

[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

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[Woody Overton]

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[Cindy Overton]

Well, this didn't happen on Christmas.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

It's time for worldwide crime.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, we have been on a Christmas theme and I'm sorry, I'm getting off of it to go across the pond and we are going to Norwich. There was a drug dealer who threw up to approximately €50,000 worth of class A drugs off of his balcony before he was arrested. So he gets like a knock at the door, he throws his drugs off. Wait, I have one more thing to add to the process. They bang the door in and he says, hold on, I'm going to do one last line.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I actually had people do that.

[Cindy Overton]

So Jason Revell, who's 28 years old, who trafficked drugs from Liverpool to Norwich, was alone when police arrived to arrest him. He told officers he was having one last line and then he was detained.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Right.

[Cindy Overton]

So Norwich Crown Court was told that Revell's rucksack was found outside and contained 500 grams of cocaine and 222 grams of heroin.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Nice.

[Cindy Overton]

And Katie Porter Winley, the prosecuting attorney, said that police also found a Nokia phone. So Revel appeared for sentencing on Tuesday having admitted possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And.

[Cindy Overton]

But the drug dealer had four previous convictions for six offenses, including two drug supply matters. And he was, he was jailed for five years and seven months, but he got right back out and did it again.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Do what? You know.

[Cindy Overton]

So the recorder, Nicola Fitches, I guess the court, I don't know what the recorder means in England or the uk, but he said that Revel had contributed to the Significant negative impact of class A drugs on our communities, helping by supplying, of course, heroin and cocaine. And he said that Revel was still a relatively young man who had got involved through pressure and addiction.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Okay, so bye. Bye.

[Cindy Overton]

He's sincerely remorseful now.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm sure he is.

[Cindy Overton]

And he's working hard to get himself free of drugs.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm sure he is. Now, let me tell you about somebody who's not remorseful. This follows along with your story earlier. The lieutenant in Washington state getting our vehicle stolen and all that drama that followed. Well, it happened in South Carolina also.

[Cindy Overton]

Geez.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah, but check this out. I always say courtrooms are like the greatest show on earth behind working uniform patrol. We just never know what kind of gonna appear in court. And, I mean, I've had them all. Lines from arresting an attorney who had a crack in his pocket to guys masturbating to whatever. Right. The judges, you know, courtrooms, people don't. I don't think they understand. I guess I grew up with it. Parents being lawyers and grandparents being judges in the da And. But the. You go into court, it's like some really solemn shit. Your shirt's got to be tucked in. Most time, you can't get in without a shirt, without a collar on it. No babies don't talk, no cell phones. I mean, it's just, you know, and the one thing, you don't approach the bench. You don't talk to the judge directly. Anything.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And when you do, it better be yes, sir and yes, ma'.

[Cindy Overton]

Am. Right.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Well, this one guy in South Carolina to get the message. So a South Carolina man accused of drunk driving and stealing a patrol car vowed to take his case to President Donald Trump. He's at his bond hearing of court. In court. Right. Got arrested at a bond hearing. William Waters stole the patrol car from the Quick Trip gas station in Spartansburg county on Saturday night while suffering from an apparent mental health crisis. Water, 34, appeared before a judge on Monday facing charges of grand larceny, failure to stop for blue lights, and driving while under the influence. You stole a cop car. All right, you're going to jail.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So judges, when you get there, and you buying hearing, the judge has to reach charges. Like I was talking about Fred Flintstone earlier, you know, didn't want to give his name. John Doe, whatever. So the judge reading charges, and as he's reading charges, the suspect kept interrupting him, and he's like, just up the judge's game. Judges aren't used to that. Right. And he repeatedly interrupt him, and he Accused the judge of lying and he refused to sign any necessary paperwork. Not gonna end well for him. Now he's in the open court. He's quotation he said y' all feed me this garbage. Feed lies and put this crap on tv. That's what he told the judge. Well judge ignored him and said his bond at $20,000 $20,922 he's any he's not done. The asshole's not done. He said I don't want to have no bond. Waters sat back and then he reiterated that he was not signing any of the warrants. The judge dismissed him again replied he said okay I understand that. He said Water says I'll contact Donald Trump if I have to. And the judge is like and he looks at the Bayless and they swamp donkey him and this the sheriffs basically they say escorted that means you got drugged the out of the courtroom right. But Waters had led sheriff's deputies on a chase through three counties before he surrendered himself to the police and was arrested. He was taken to nearby hospital for evaluation and later booked into the county jail. At least two deputies were injured during the incident. One was struck by the open driver's door and dragged along the road when Waters first stole his cop car. The other thing like the lieutenant if you get in my shit which I guess I mean it happens and damn sure going to try to climb through the wind do anything because you just can't imagine the rising you're going to catch Muffler steals your cop. Yeah so one was struck by the open driver's door and dragged along the road when Waters first commandeer the patrol car and but the officer wasn't seriously hurt thank God. Another though was in their airlifted hospital after the deputy's vehicle crashed during the multi county chase and but thankfully he the officer is suspected to make a full recovery. So Waters first appeared or bad guy first appeared this that's her grandchildren. Waters first appeared in court on Sunday but repeatedly interrupt the judge like I told y' all when he was escorted out of the courtroom before responding could be set that then the second judge and for more on Monday the second appearance of court right would give him a would give him a mulligan and the second judge informed Water that he faced the charges in two courts on Monday and Water said no that's lies. Listen this quotation said that's a lie. I took a drug test I did a blood test and it came back negative. And this he's talking about the dui. This is separate Judge the first one I'm looking at the pictures of the gray hair guy. This is a female judge and he's, he, he's talking over the judge and they got videos of this online. Yeah, it's pretty funny. The judge informed him that he could be sentenced up to 30 days for the DUI charge and asked him to sign a form. Water said, I'm not doing that. Just said, okay, and began to scribble on the documents. And Waters continue to have diarrhea, mouth rant and rave. He said, also, the traffic failure, stop for blue light. No injury or death, first offense. I'm not signing that either. And judge was like, she didn't respond. She's like, I don't really give a fog.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So they said. The judge paid no mind to his response. His request Waters provide a phone for his mother, who was seated in the courtroom. Water said, I'm not doing that either. He didn't say, and I'm not going to court. As a judge informed him the repercussions he would face if he missed a scheduled hearing next month. The judge said, I understand that. And seemingly dismissed from Water for Morgan. She said, your court appearance will be held January 22, 2026 at 2 o'. Clock. 2 o', clock. Waters. Before she could finish, he interrupts her again. And he accused the judge of spreading lies about him and vowed to contact the President about his case. So, you know, it is unlikely, as we all know, that Waters low level case would make it to Trump's desk. But the Daily Mail. This is a. I'm reading this, y'. All. The Daily Mail has approached the White House for a comment. The Water suffers from mental health issues, including this diagnosis, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, according to his mom, Kathy. She said he's been hospitalized eight times in the past year and has stopped taking his prescribed medications. Well, let me tell you, if you talk, you can't get him to take the medicine. And he goes out and does like that, he needs to be locked up in the middle ward because he could kill numerous people. Yeah, but the mom cat says she has tried to get help for her son, but he's refused. And she wants informed the judge of his condition, but claimed she was not permitted to speak during the bond here. Well, she's not there to speak. You're not a lawyer. She said, yes, he did wrong because it is in full blown mental episode. But he needs help. He needs help and he needs medication. When y', all, when you get locked in jail, they'll evaluate you and they'll look up his history and see that he needs that. But Kathy added that she hopes her son will raise awareness about mental health conditions and evoke change that people with certain conditions are not made to go before judge with nobody there with them. All right. Of course, you know they got daily news, got no comment from anybody but you. The officers will train to. I mean you know when somebody is called a 103M mental. You know when somebody's one at the rim but it doesn't stop you from having to take your cop car back and arrest them. Yeah, they're breaking the law and I'm sure they'll go through the process that he's out of the mental hospital, he's not taking his meds and this we did well that just shows the court he's a dangerous society and he'll get locked in a mental war and they'll get him straight again and hopefully he'll get straight.

[Cindy Overton]

Hopefully.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I look, I'm no strangest to it. I had it in my family. I won't say who but they the in and out of the mental hospital her entire life. She's no longer with us and but you know it's. Mental health issues are real. But it's real when you break the law. Their job is to protect and serve.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And the lawyers can figure it out on the back end. It's not perfect.

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

But it's best in the world.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

So what you got?

[Cindy Overton]

Do I have a. I honestly have actually thought about this because we have nieces that are very high level college.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Athletes and pre Olympics and all that.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. And they go around the world playing water polo and very. My goddaughter shout out and I wondered about like. Cause we've had like one all my nieces shout out.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I just. My God. Goddard knows what I'm saying.

[Cindy Overton]

Heard her finger like her goddaughter and she couldn't finish like half of the games in the season. And she heard coach supported her in that. Like this is what the doctor's saying.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Right.

[Cindy Overton]

Well the lacrosse coach at Colgate.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Let me, let me interrupt you and do a quiz for the last time this year on Monday. McQuizzy, what is lacrosse? Don't. Don't look at your phone. What is lacrosse?

[Cindy Overton]

Lacrosse is. You have like a weird looking like it almost looks like a. Oh like the little netted paddle. Like it's a stick with oblong thing at the end.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

She's drawing it.

[Cindy Overton]

It's an oval and it has like a net and you throw a ball and then you have to catch it with that. I don't honestly know.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

But that's all you had say, is that.

[Cindy Overton]

But is that somewhat accurate, do you know?

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

No clue. That's what I would tell you.

[Woody Overton]

I don't know.

[Cindy Overton]

Why are you quizzing me if you don't know?

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I was just want to see what you'd say. I don't know how they score it. I don't know anything about it. Well, other than it's a sport.

[Cindy Overton]

It is a sport.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

There you go.

[Cindy Overton]

And on Landman, apparently cheerleading is the sport that. What did she say in the show, the little. The daughter.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I know, I know. She got a scholarship for it.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah, it's the sport. Giving back sport.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

It wasn't a sport when we came up with a sport. Now you know what? They did kind of deserve it, right? They're athletes. No doubt about it.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, Colgate University's coach, Kathy Taylor, she's in some big trouble. She did nothing to protect her players from their injuries or anything like that. In fact, she was an abusive coach who belittled them and forced them to play through injury.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I'm pretty sure that's how I was raised. And they would say, are you hurt or are you injured?

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And back in my days when they could grab you by the face mask and throw you on the ground and all kinds of shit, but you couldn't get away from that nowadays.

[Cindy Overton]

No, you couldn't. Well, unfortunately, some of her players have also attempted suicide. So at least 20 players left in the five years Kathy Taylor oversaw the Colgate Raiders, and three were believed to have attempted suicide. There's a girl named Amelia Cunningham, and she's actually, like, suing. So in her legal papers, she said that as a high school lacrosse star from Rye High School, she got a 50% athletic scholarship, up to 87,000 a year in upstate New York in 2019. She said her experience playing for Taylor ruined her dream of becoming an orthopedic surgeon. She said Colgate knew the danger that Coach Taylor posed. Over and over again, students and parents sounded the alarm. Cunningham also claimed that she was forced to play through numerous injuries and illness under Taylor and that Taylor abused, used her student athletes, and treated injuries as moral failures. When she hurt her wrist her freshman year, Taylor discouraged Cunningham from getting surgery. And when Cunningham finally got surgery after her freshman year, it was too late for the injury to, like, repair itself fully. Her injury had become too significant to fully repair. She now struggles with pain and numbness in her wrist, and she drops things unexpectedly. Like she doesn't have the control that she once had. So that is where she lost her ability to fulfill her dream of becoming an orthopedic surgeon because she can't control her hands. So instead of proper rest and treatment when she came down with bronchitis, Taylor forced Cunningham to keep playing until she later contracted Epstein Barr virus, which causes extreme fatigue and other symptoms and post obstructive reactive airway disease, which now she requires an inhaler. The Manhattan native was also later diagnosed with major depressive disorder and trauma and stressor related disorder, in large part caused by stress that resulted from her experience on the lacrosse team. Cunningham, who ultimately had five injuries that were related to lacrosse, attempted suicide in 2022. And luckily she survived. Colgate conducted an inadequate in quotes investigation and cleared Taylor of any wrongdoing. And the court, the coach Taylor resigned in 2024.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Well, there you have it. Coaching. Be coaching. I don't know where's crime in that? I mean, as woke up as people are nowadays, it seemed like you decided, I want to play. Yeah, but you know, coaches coaching.

[Cindy Overton]

I think it's just a very bad professional.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Yeah, that's truly a bad professional. Yeah, maybe.

[Cindy Overton]

I mean, she filed a lawsuit, so.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Okay, well, I'll file a lawsuit against you tomorrow.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah, that doesn't make it criminal saying that. I'm gonna file a lawsuit against you.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

I didn't have enough ice in my Coca Cola while we were recording.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, you're the one that made your Coca Cola.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Well, no, it doesn't matter. That doesn't mean I can't file a lawsuit against you.

[Cindy Overton]

You file that lawsuit, baby. Good luck to you.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Filing a lawsuit, pressing charges, civil charges is not criminal charges. Right. Anyway, that's it. Last Monday this year, we're telling y'. All. Right? You can hear it every day. They just don't know.

[Cindy Overton]

They have no idea.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

Been doing it for many, many years. We love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. Thank you for liking and listening and sharing and keep doing that stuff. And hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for AO. Hashtag just from Sparver blind. And again, special for Ms. Barbara Johnson, Haley's mama. We took it as far as we could take it. Yeah. At least we got him to reopen it and what have you. And this when I know it's a horrible time of the year for her. Haley's murder verse was just a couple days ago. And but praying for everybody.

[Cindy Overton]

Love you.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

And well, I'm Woody Overton.

[Cindy Overton]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[Co-host (possibly Ariane or another co-host)]

We'll holler y' all tomorrow. Peace.

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