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Foreign. Episode of True Crime. Time for Thursday, February 12, 2026. And I'm Woody Overton and sin and I'll be rolling together again next week. Our anniversary. This is actually our anniversary week for Real Life, Real Crown, the podcast. And I want to give big shout out to all you lifers who've changed our life and we've done some great stuff and we're going to continue to do some great stuff and just wouldn't happen without y', all. Right? And that's the way that it is. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just4AO just from usBarbara Blunt. Please continue calling your tips 313 rlrc tip and I'm going to continue to do what I do and just things are happening, y'. All. You got to believe in justice. You gotta, gotta believe that every dog has his day, right? And these dogs deserve their days. We're trying to bring it to them. But I can't do it without y'. All. So thank you for calling in and for your support and everything else. A lot of great people out there. All right. On this day, February 12th in 2014, 2014, Pravin Vera Kees and some friends attended an off campus party at Southern Illinois University. When various cousin was unable to find him, a missing person's report was filed. Well, guess what, days later they found his body and he had been murdered. So that's this day in crime, February 12, 2014. All right, let's bring it back to the current side, y'. All. I had we haven't discussed the alleged and I say alleged because I think there's some other things going on. But we haven't discussed the alleged kidnapping of Miss, Ms. Guthrie, the NBC host's mother. And you know, I on these cases, whenever they come out, look, I'm recording this ahead of time. This is the one time that we really, really, really recorded ahead of time because we're going to be out of town next week. But the just like when Gabby Petito went missing and I really follow the national news except for the scam for stories and my wife asked me about Gab Petita. I said she's dead, right? And I had my mama asked me about this lady the other day and I'm sure they probably have it solved by now. And this is, I'm a week ahead of time that it's not, it's not going to end well. And I hate that and I hate that for the family. But the I believe they're going to get to the bottom of it. And if they are actually stupid enough to have kidnapped this lady, 84 year old lady, it doesn't really register with me. It doesn't compute on why you would take this lady. It's not like she had a billion dollars in the bank or the family has a billion dollars they can do and what have you. And I know that, you know, a couple kids have been arrested for demanding bitcoin after the family did their, their pleas to return their mother. And y', all, whenever they do that, a lot, unfortunately, a lot of times that the cops already know when these people do these pleas that they already have, like whatever family member has a suspect and they're just letting them hang themselves out more. I'm not saying that's what happened in this case, because I don't know, but it's just not. Doesn't register correctly with me. Right. And supposedly they found a few drops of blood in the home and supposedly there's a ransom thing, but that hadn't been confirmed by law enforcement. And, you know, prayers for them. And that lady is my mama's age, right? And I can only imagine what they're going through, but I pray that I'm wrong and I pray that it ends in a good way, but I just don't think that. I just don't think there's a. A happy ending coming, so. And again, y' all probably already know by now because this is. I'm almost a week early on this, but that being said, let's roll with some crime time. All right? Anybody knows me knows I love gold and silver and turquoise and precious stones and collecting them over the years and everything. And man, you know, the, the last time I checked, gold was like $5,000 an ounce. And when I started getting into it, y', all, it wasn't even like 700 an ounce. And just. Yeah, that's why I've been telling you about the copper deaths lately and everything. Because all the metals are going through the precious metals in stones or going through the roof, diamonds, everything is just like, you know, more than quadrupled its base value or what, what it held at for so long. And when that happens, guess what else happens? The crime involving these items go up. And I'm gonna tell you about a dude named Chavez Goose Gustin. And he just got sentenced to 55 years in prison because he pled guilty to felony murder. I'm pretty sure the only kind of murder there is is a felony, but we'll see. So we're going to Indiana, and this Chavez Gustan was sentenced to 55 years in prison after he killed a 67 year old man from whom he stole gold coins. Right. Get a job, buy your own go coins. But Shavan Gustan, who's 22, was sentenced on January 5 after pleading guilty in December to one count of felony murder as part of agreement with prosecutors that saw murder and burglary charge dismissed in exchange for a guilty plea. So the local WPTA reported that the murder, that the murder charges stem from the death of Roger Swinzinski who was 67 and he was found vaguely shot inside his home in Fort Wayne, Indiana back in July of 2025. Now according to court documents, Swindinsky was found dead in his basement with his gun safe open in. They had valuables scattered all around. Right. And according to the news outlets, missing from his home were several American eagle gold coins. Now let's talk about that real quick. When you collect gold, it I'm not talking about scrap gold like broken rings and like that. I'm talking about true gold. If you collect the coins or you collect the gold bars, you usually they're stamped like these, these eagle gold coins. I, I can tell you they're worth just a ton of money because the rarity and, and they came from the, the government and all that. But even if like you buy gold bars, they have to be stamped with the purity and where they came from and stuff because just like they have blood diamonds, they have blood gold like a lot of places in Africa and different places, Brazil, stuff like that, where they go illegally mine this gold and they smelt it down themselves and they bring in gold bars and it has no markings on it. The unethical juror would turn it away. Right? Well, there's a whole lot of people out there that aren't ethical and know that if a 22 year old kid shows up with American eagle gold coins, he probably didn't get them the right way. But they said Augustin was seen on camera two days later exchanging the gold coins at a pawn shop for a gold bar. Mm, pawn shops. Don't get me started. The if you go in, trade your gold in at a pawn shop and I get this business, they're going to make their money. The you're going to get half of what it's worth at best. And this dude traded, you know, he knew how rare and traceable those coins were, so he traded it for a gold bar. Then that should have been a red flag right to the pawn shop owner. But prior to the shooting, the local WPTA reported court documents in which Swinditsky had been attempting to sell the gold coins on Facebook Marketplace. The e. He had the coins listed for $4,400 and quotations. As a grandfather, Roger embraced his role with joy and enthusiasm. He was known for being the goofy grandpa. He was always ready with the new loud toy or a fun ice cream outing. His grandchildren were his greatest treasures and he cherished every moment he spent with them. And. And then this kid trolling Facebook Marketplace sets it up, goes in there and of course he doesn't have $4,400 per to. To buy per coin. And he killed him. Yeah. This dude worked his entire life to provide for his family and collect these things and. And some piece of killed him, killed him over it. You know, nothing. Life means nothing. Well, evidently meant he probably got $2,000 from the pawn shop, but he won't get to spend it. So get a job. People don't steal. Rather deal with a murderer than a thief. It's time for effed up professionals. I'm gonna try to play this video for you. The yeah. Truly, truly Effed up professional it is.
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5:50Am we're here in Daytona beach with narcotics, SWAT and Port Orange Police department. They began an investigation into a former Daytona beach police officer, Amber Williamson, who I hired in 2009. And she spent 10 years with a DBPD. She's also a teacher at Richard Milbourne Academy. She is hooked up with a Marcus Plowden, a well known dope dealer. Well, she's in for a rude awakening here. In the next couple minutes, we're headed to 1500 Alexa in Daytona and we're going to execute a search warrant. And I would suspect that her boyfriend is going back to prison again and she'll be going with him.
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So this is a culmination of of Port Orange investigation which led us here into Daytona beach, which led us to arresting a former Daytona beach police officer who I hired in 2009. Amory, you know the good guys always win, don't you? And not only is it sickening that somebody who knows to protect these streets of Daytona beach is working with kids and is out there peddling this poison, destroying family and destroying lives. And as I told her when we entered the property, Amber, the good guys always win.
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Well, that's according to the Volusia county sheriff, y'. All. And I wish the good guys always did win. They do. You know, I say justice will come and. And everything else. But this. This lady was a cop for 10 years. All right, in at for the Daytona PD and now she's a teacher. And when they hit the house, y', all, they showed the SWAT team stacked up and everything else and they hit the house with a search warrant. Guess what? Found them in possession of fentanyl. And the Volusia Sheriff's office, you know, this video shows officers raiding an apartment where they discovered suspected narcotic contraband hidden throughout the property. And amber Williamson, who's 40, was arrested and is facing charges in connection to six drug related offenses. Sheriff Mike Chipwood, who hired Wilson in 2009, told a teacher, you know the good guys always win, don't you? As he entered the apartment, he described it as sickening that somebody who pedals as poison, used to protect the streets as an officer, now teaches children. Bye, bye. You're going to get what you. I mean, I, I don't hope it because I don't hope anybody died from it. But just like on Austin Abanion's case, whoever gave him the dope can be charged. And when, when, if, if it's an over OD or forced OD or whatever, they should be charged with the murder and hopefully the six drug related offenses, if anybody died from her, this ex cops, fentanyl, hopefully she catches a charge for that also. Oh, all right. This one's gonna get you. So, you know, being a cop, dealing with people who have mental issues, it's a real, real, real deal and schizophrenia and just stuff like that. I mean, and a lot of them get shipped off to prison after being in trouble time and time again and they try to get them on their Thorazine or whatever in prison to regulate it, but they're not so, so crazy, if you will, that they, that they're locked in a mental ward. They just ship them to prison. Well, sometimes they need to go to prison for the safety of everybody. I'm going to tell you about a schizophrenic man who stabbed a nine year old girl through the heart with a knife while she was playing with a hula hoop in the street. Can you believe that? And, and this was heard at a murder trial. Jurors were told that Lala Valuti was killed by 26 year old Dividas Skibas in a wicked act in Fountain Lane in Boston's Lincolnshire on July 28, 2022 while her mother was working nearby. Skibos denies murdering Lila, but admits manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility. Meaning he's saying I was crazy. Jurors were told that there is no dispute Eskiva stabbed and killed Lala but they must decide what the defendant's state of mind was when he killed her. Now the defendant sat in the dock wearing a navy zip up hoodie. As a prosecutor Christopher Donnell in Casey opened the case against him in Lincoln County Crown court on Monday. Mr. Donald told the jury of seven men and five women. It's a tragic case, we accept, but has already been indicated by my Lord. When you've got to set aside your emotions, y' all the let that's not they're not talking about Jesus Christ, they're talking about the judge. When they say the Lord, he says this deliberate murder was clearly a wicked act. He knew his conduct was wrong. He knew he was killing a child and the prosecutor said Lila was playing outside a shop where her mother was working in the Boston Town Center, Ms. D said just after 6:15 on the late afternoon of July 28th in 2022, Lala, a little girl, age 9, was playing in the street. The street, not accessible to through traffic, was empty and barely anyone was about. It was quiet. Lila was playing with a hula hoop around her. The defendant Dividas ski bus was waiting. He waited while the pedestrians moved out of the way and when they left.
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Middle of Lala and the force of it appears to have knocked her back towards some shutters on the adjoining shop. That stab wound went straight through her heart and she fell in the street and he ran off. An off duty police officer nearby initially initially chased the defendant, but after hearing noises of distress he returned and began to try to save Lila's life, Mr. Donald said. Lila was pronounced dead at around 7.11pm within an hour of the attack, the court heard. The Ski boss was arrested on July 30, but his mental health was declining so he was transferred to a hospital, Jurors were told it was determined that Ski boss is formerly of Thorhold street in Boston, Lincolnshire, was not fit to be tried at the time, Mr. Donald told the jury. He is saying he's not guilty to murder of murder, but guilty of manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility, he said. Experts agree Mr. Skibos is diagnosed with schizophrenia and the court heard that he had been treated for his mental health both in the UK and Lithuania. And guess what? At this time the trial is still continuing and y' all it's Boston over in England, not Boston in the U.S. you know my remember my sisters had hul. Yeah I tried to do them and I always sucked at them. I can't imagine young kid waiting on her mom to get off work doing a hula hoop basically in alley indeed. Just runs up stabs us through the heart for no reason. Bye bye. It's time for family matters. Another example of of a monster coming at you this way.
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So then Liberty County. Oh God, Liberty County, Texas y'. All. And they had a mama who's arrested and charged with attempting to drown her three children after drugging them last September. And now she's been indicted on felony charges related to the incident. Jessica Quintana, 39, was charged with two counts of injury to a child causing bodily injury and one charge of assault causing bodily injury, all three of the charges of felonies in the first degree. Now, back in October 2025, she was given a three million dollar bond which was one million dollars for each one of her babies. And investigators have referred to the incident as an attempted murder suicide. They said the situation stems from an incident that happened where September 29th, when the deputies with the LCSO found Quintana and the three children, two girls ages 15 and 11 and a boy age 6. They were in a pond located in the 9100 block of FM 1008 in Dayton at 6:13am One of the children was unresponsive, so life saving measures were taken before they were rushed to the hospitals. In a press conference in October, Liberty County District Attorney Jennifer Bergman announced that toxicology reports and witness testimonies had confirmed early reports that the children were given both alcohol and NyQuil, calling the situation again an attempted murder suicide. Deputies also recovered numerous empty NYQUIL bottles. Empty and an empty tequila bottle. Y', all, this is 15 and 13 and 6 year old. Court records reveal that Quintana had two plans, one called Plan A and another one called Plan B, which were made in an attempt to get them away from the residents. Plan A involved she and the children packing their bags and leaving the home. They reportedly attempted to do this on the previous day on September 28, but it's unclear why they were unsuccessful. Plan B was allegedly carried out the following day. Quintana is accused of giving her children the nyquil and alcohol until they felt quotations fuzzy and then she led them into the water. That's crazy, said they said. Thankfully, things did not go as planned and Plan B was not able to be carried out. As a result of Plan B, all three children were transported to Memorial Hospital. Domingo Quintana, Jessica's husband, will reportedly not be charged related to his wife's crimes. He called authorities on the morning of the incident to tell him about the situation. Domingo was arrested on unrelated animal cruelty charge after the incident involving his family led investigators to discover a cat being kept in unsanitary and unsafe conditions inside the home. Well, let me tell you what that is. That's the cops responding to the scene and your kids are being drowned. They've been doped and drugged. Being drowned by your wife and you didn't know anything. Probably you had a little bit of guilt after you knew what plan B was and it was in activation and the cops were at your house and they're pissed off and they found you. Dirty cats. They'll rush you for it. So a warrant revealed that Jessica told detectives that she and Domingo were having problems and he had taken her phone away. She said she couldn't live with him anymore and fears she couldn't protect her children if she died. Wow. All kinds people. I mean, all kinds. All right, we're going out to my father in law, whose birthday was last week from Heavenly birthday, his favorite place. The Florida Keys, y', all, or Key West. And a man has been found guilty of first degree murder in the 2023 fatal shooting of a friend. You know why? Y' all listen, I've been too good of a friend to do this to him. He shot him, killed him. Because his friend urinated on the side of the building that he owned after the two had had shared drinks at a bar.
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So the local WKRC reports that on February 13, 2023, Lloyd Preston Brewer III, who's 57, caught 21 year old Garrett Hughes urinating on the side of his strip mall building. And according to video security footage, Hughes exited the bar, located the strip mall without a shirt on, and Brewer followed him. Hughes then reportedly urinated on the side of the building and Brewer shot Hughes in the abdomen. Right. Where's your shirt at? But I'm not victim shaming. But he follows you out and he shoots you in the stomach for pissing on this building. Now, according to authorities, both Brewer and Hughes were intoxicated at the time of shooting. It's not a good excuse, but Hughes friends who were also at the scene, they called the cops and Hughes was pronounced dead before he could be taken to the hospital. Brewer claimed he shot Hughes in self defense. But according to assistant Monroe County State Attorney Joseph Mansfield, he said there is no justifiable claim to self defense because.
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All. So anyway, let me just read to you real quick. A Clinton man was arrested for two counts of first degree rape with two children or two child victims. Is according to the East Felician Parish Sheriff's Office. Deputy said the Clinton Police Department received a complaint involving the molestation of a child and they requested the sheriff's office to investigate and the two children were identified as victims. And Ronaldo Rah rah Robinson, who's 43 of Clinton was booked in the east flesh in a parish prison on Thursday for two counts of first degree rapists as a result. Now look On Facebook. Holy smoke. The, the Clinton page. I mean, everybody's going off and, and screaming his innocence and the. Let's see if I can find it. Anyway, they. They're really distressed. You know, think about the small town getting together and buying Rah Rah bike and you know, the mascot and everything. And it just a staple. Just as this is big of a staple as the courthouse is, which is the oldest court functioning courthouse in the state of Louisiana. Right. Rah Rah is just always going to be around, but, you know, and everybody's jumping to his defense. And I'm not saying that he did it one way or another because I don't know. But the. He's. He. They booked him in and it's a $600,000 bond and it could be a property bond. And now they got people that are trying to get together to put their pieces of property together to bond them out. So I'll let you know more as it goes along. But I can tell you that. And everybody's in this defense. I'm not saying, you know, I hope, certainly hope it's not true. They're saying it's a, you know, his brother's ex girlfriend or something like that is making allegations and because they're going to a breakup and what have you. And I do do a lot of defense consulting and on these sex accusation cases. And a lot of them are because let's say that the girl's a teenager now and she has to go stay at daddy's for the weekend and mama lets the boyfriend spend the night, but daddy doesn't. And she don't want to stay with daddy. So she says, well, my daddy touches me and then she knows she gets out of it. Right. And those cases happen every day and, and, but rape cases happen every day also. And I can tell you, police don't arrest. They're not going to go out and arrest anybody, much less if you want to call them that Rah Rah is a celebrity and they're not going to go out and arrest anybody without probable cause. And the judge had to sign off on that warrant, a probable cause or the judge will have to listen to a probable cause hearing and, and decide whether there's enough probable cause to proceed to trial.
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Well, I'll keep you all updated on Rah Rah. Hopefully, hopefully the allegations are false because I don't want any babies to have been raped and certainly don't want Rah Rah to be a rapist. So I don't know. Crazy world, crazy times. And for Clinton to get hit with two like that back to back, waiting on number three. Because shows come in threes, whether it's murders or whatever or shootings and rapes and. But for a small town that doesn't even have a stoplight. Clinton have a stoplight. Oh, and yeah, there's no nowhere, nowhere in America are you immune from crime. Right. And that's a fact. And that's why we keep bringing the stories. A true crime times four. And I love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. And we'll be back regular schedule next week. And I'm Woody Overton. It's February 12, 2026, and I'll holler at you later. Peace.
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Host: Woody Overton
Date: February 12, 2026
Run Time (excluding ads/intro/outro): Approx. 46 minutes
Theme: A gripping ride through recent and historical true crime cases, blending expert insight, anecdotal context, and Woody’s signature Southern storytelling. Woody discusses missing persons, bizarre murders, police corruption, and unsettling family tragedies, intertwined with broader reflections on justice and community involvement.
This episode of "True Crime Time For" (a spinoff of the "Real Life Real Crime" podcast) features Woody Overton solo-hosting (his wife Cyndi will return next week). Woody marks the anniversary of Real Life Real Crime and extends gratitude to the “lifers” (loyal listeners) before delving into chilling and complex cases—ranging from missing persons, calculated murders for gold coins, police corruption, mental illness-driven tragedies, family crimes, and small-town scandals. His signature blend of personal experience, empathy, and critical analysis is present throughout.
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This episode is a quintessential “Real Life Real Crime” blend of the bizarre, tragic, and sometimes surreal realities of criminal justice, as told by an experienced, straight-talking investigator. It’s equal parts cautionary tale and community call to action, delivered with Woody’s unmistakable style.