Real Life Real Crime: True Crime Time For February 10, 2026

Host: Woody Overton
Episode Theme: BTK Letters, Child Abuse & Bizarre Crime Incidents
Air Date: February 10, 2026

Overview

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton flies solo to bring listeners a blend of true crime headlines, shocking (and sometimes darkly humorous) stories, and vivid commentary, all delivered in Woody’s trademark unfiltered Southern storytelling style. The episode covers everything from infamous true crime anniversaries like the BTK letters to recent cases involving child abuse, bizarre international incidents, police blunders, and cases highlighting the dark side of human nature.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Anniversary of the BTK Letters

[03:19-04:19]

• On this day in 1978, the BTK killer (Dennis Rader) sent the "O Death to Nancy" poem and a letter to the Eagle Beacon, claiming responsibility for several killings, including that of Nancy Fox.
• Woody recaps how BTK’s taunting letters to authorities contributed to his eventual downfall.

Quote:
"Everybody knows about this. The park cop or whatever he was. And he was taunting law enforcement for all those years...on February 10th they got another one of the letters which ultimately would lead to his...downfall and capture."
— Woody Overton [03:41]

2. Disturbing Child Abuse Case in Florida

[04:33-08:53]

• Angel Sexton, 27, of Palm Coast, Florida, is arrested for manipulating and sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy.
• Details on the investigation: delayed report, evidence from text messages, initial denials vs. confession, and subsequent arrest.
• Woody expresses disgust at Sexton's $25,000 bond, highlighting perceived leniency in the justice system.
• Commendation for law enforcement and the young victim for speaking up.

Quote:
"You rape, orally and...guess it's vaginal. You’re orally raped and then rape the boy the other way and you get a $25,000 bond? Come on, man."
— Woody Overton [07:10]

Quote:
"I commend the victim who put an end to her advances and spoke up...and prayers for that baby. I don't care how old they are."
— Woody Overton [08:20]

• Woody reflects on media and societal perceptions when the victim is a teenage boy and the abuser is female, lamenting the minimization of such trauma.

3. International Oddities: Explosive Artifacts and Party Pranks Gone Wrong

[09:30-16:45]

• World War history segue: Woody’s interest in history, particularly World Wars I and II, leads into a bizarre headline:
• In France, a 24-year-old man presents to the hospital with a live WWI artillery shell (16x4 cm, 1918 vintage) lodged in his rectum.
  • Hospital emergency, bomb squad called, entire evacuation; shell deemed no longer dangerous.
  • The man may face charges under French weapons law.
• Additional stories of people seeking medical help after inserting unusual objects (a metal cup, antique items) into their bodies.

Quote:
"He went to the hospital because he had a historic artifact shoved up his anus. That's their words, not mine."
— Woody Overton [12:01]

Quote:
"How up do you have to be in the head to...wear my kilt...shove stuff up my ass, put a little stank on it, and put it back on the shelf so somebody else has to touch it. That dude deserves to go to prison!"
— Woody Overton [16:36]

4. Subway Violence: Dog Attack in NYC

[17:20-20:31]

• In a Manhattan subway, an argument escalates when a man slaps a stranger, removes his dog’s muzzle, and orders the dog to attack.
  • The 54-year-old victim sustains several bites and is hospitalized in stable condition.
  • Suspect and dog remain at large; NYPD seeks public’s help.
• Woody shares a personal anecdote about breaking up a dog fight and the dangers involved.

Quote:
"Slapping’s not enough, I’ll make sure I f**k you up. I'll sick my dog on you. Literally."
— Woody Overton [20:02]

5. Effed Up Professionals: Copper Thief Electrocuted

[21:10-30:54]

• A man dies attempting to steal copper wire from a vacant senior housing complex in Philadelphia; found electrocuted in the basement.
• His suspected accomplice tries to mislead police by claiming a contractor was hurt.
• Incident happens just a day after a $50 million renovation project is announced for the property.
• Woody notes the increasing number of such deaths as copper prices soar and reflects on the risks thieves accept for quick money.

Quote:
"You know, we'll get a couple hundred bucks for it...You had to climb up onto the third story...you hear and you go in and see him dead. Then runs out: 'It's been a contractor wounded.' Yeah, okay."
— Woody Overton [29:24]

6. Police Mistakes: Botched PIT Maneuver in Arkansas

[31:18-39:46]

• A rookie Arkansas State Police trooper is fired after mistaking an innocent driver’s car for the suspect’s during a high-speed pursuit and performing a PIT maneuver.
• Woody describes the PIT technique, the criticality of positive identification, and the adrenaline-induced errors rookies can make.
• Some context: Of over 1,400 TVIs since 2016, only two involved mistaken identity, but independent reviews suggest more controversial/accidental pittings.
• Woody offers personal insights as a former Louisiana State Police officer on disciplinary procedures and the emotions involved in law enforcement mistakes.

Quote:
"Let me tell you something. I worked for the Louisiana State Police...you got to really fuck up to get fired, okay?...But this guy did it...he did it to the wrong car."
— Woody Overton [32:21]

Quote:
"That's called pure adrenaline, tunnel vision and being a rookie or a fresh fish. So, hate that for them, actually, but I hate it for them. That's just a crazy case."
— Woody Overton [39:46]

7. Real-Life "Weekend at Bernie's": Dead Wife Wheeled Through Airport

[40:12-44:16]

• Woody recounts a recent (October 2025) story from Spain where a man wheels his deceased wife through an airport in a wheelchair, claiming she’s tired, in an apparent attempt to still board their flight to London.
• The woman is discovered to be dead at security.
• Authorities activate official protocols; no charges against the husband, who reportedly admitted she’d died hours earlier.
• Woody links the story to other tales of disabled passenger scams and expresses some dark amusement at the audacity and grim practicality.

Quote:
"I mean, you know...if you know your wife is dead, you admitted to it — 'You know what, we're waiting on our flight; she died, I know she died, but I really want to go to London. Fish and chips and a pint, right?'"
— Woody Overton [44:30]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On legal system leniency:
  "You rape, orally and...guess it's vaginal. You’re orally raped and then rape the boy the other way and you get a $25,000 bond? Come on, man." [07:10]
• On personal limits:
  "I’ve never been so drunk I’ll let somebody shove something up my ass, period. Exit only." [15:04]
• On cop mistakes:
  "That's called pure adrenaline, tunnel vision and being a rookie or a fresh fish." [39:46]
• On gallows humor:
  "I’m pretty sure I’m not going to cancel all my shit. I’m going to London no matter what, motherfuckers." [43:43]

Timestamps of Important Segments

• BTK Letter Anniversary: [03:19-04:19]
• Florida Child Abuse Case: [04:33-08:53]
• Bizarre Medical/Bomb Incidents: [09:30-16:45]
• Subway Dog Attack: [17:20-20:31]
• Copper Thief Electrocuted: [21:10-30:54]
• Arkansas PIT Maneuver Fiasco: [31:18-39:46]
• Dead Wife at the Airport ("Weekend at Bernie's"): [40:12-44:16]

Final Notes

• Woody thanks the RLRC community, highlights ongoing cold cases and advocacy efforts (#JusticeFor, etc.), and shares support for victims.
• The episode ends with a teaser for upcoming Patreon-exclusive content and appreciation for listeners’ ongoing support.

For listeners seeking a blend of shocking real-life crime, gallows humor, and honest law enforcement perspective, this episode delivers signature Woody Overton storytelling with both gravity and wit.