True Crime Time For July 1, 2025 | Social Media Murders, Norway Royal Scandal, and Wild Crime Stories

Summary

Real Life Real Crime Podcast Summary Episode: True Crime Time For July 1, 2025 | Social Media Murders, Norway Royal Scandal, and Wild Crime Stories
Release Date: July 1, 2025
Host/Authors: Dax Shepard and Cindy Overton

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Introduction

The episode kicks off with Dax Shepard and Cindy Overton celebrating multiple birthdays, including their son's, and promoting their upcoming live show at Southeastern Louisiana University scheduled for July 19th. They emphasize the community and familial atmosphere of their live events, encouraging listeners to secure tickets early due to high demand.

Social Media Murders

Venezuelan TikTok Influencer's Tragic End

At [05:01], Cindy introduces a harrowing case from Venezuela involving Gabriel Jesus Sarmiento Rodriguez, a 25-year-old TikTok influencer known as @nleaks. On June 22nd, during a live stream, Gabriel was brutally murdered by two gunmen who stormed his home. The tragedy unfolded live as Gabriel pleaded for help and provided his address over the stream. His mother attempted to shield him but was also shot in the abdomen, though she survived.

• Cindy Overton [06:20]: "Gabriel has a one-year-old child, but no was reported."
• Dax Shepard [08:22]: "Tick Tock was a live video. So they actually have him getting murdered. Murdered on Tick Tock."

Authorities have launched an investigation, potentially linking the murder to local gangs like Trinidad Aragawa and Trin del Yano Trinidad, which U.S. authorities classify as terrorist organizations. Gabriel’s mother, who witnessed the attack, is pivotal in pushing for justice.

Norway Royal Scandal

Charges Against Royal Stepson

The hosts delve into a scandal involving Marius Borg Hobies, the stepson of Norway's future king. At [10:21], Dax provides an overview of the charges:

• Dax Shepard: "His charges include one count of rape with intercourse, two counts of rape without intercourse, and four counts of sexually offensive behavior and bodily harm."

Marius, 28, has been accused of multiple sexual offenses, with the Oslo police confirming evidence gathered through text messages, interviews, and searches. Despite his cooperation with investigators, his lawyer maintains his innocence, especially concerning the sexual abuse allegations.

• Cindy Overton [14:17]: "But Hobie, thankfully is not in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne and he doesn't have a public role."

The scandal raises questions about the Norwegian royal family's image and the potential miscarriage of justice in high-profile cases.

California Influencer Murder

Double Tragedy at a Sushi Restaurant

In Fontana, California, Gloria Zamora, a 40-year-old fitness influencer and mother of seven, was fatally shot along with her dinner date, Hector Garduno, by her estranged husband, Thomas Garduno.

• Cindy Overton [22:11]: "She was attacked at the boat launch some."

The incident occurred on June 21st around 9:30 PM in the parking lot of a sushi restaurant. Upon witnessing the shooting, an off-duty San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy intervened, fatally shooting the assailant to stop the violence. Tragically, both Gloria and Hector succumbed to their injuries, leaving seven of Gloria's children orphaned.

• Dax Shepard [34:26]: "He was attacked by an alien, a bear, a human being, a man, a woman, a dog, a fish."

Family members have since launched a GoFundMe campaign in honor of Gloria and Hector, highlighting the senselessness of such violence.

Idaho Missing Teens and FLDS

Disappearance Linked to Fundamentalist Church

The episode highlights the case of two teenagers, Alan Laren Fisher (13) and Rachel Larae Fisher (15), who went missing on June 22nd in Montview, Idaho. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office suspects their disappearance is linked to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), a polygamous sect previously led by the convicted pedophile Warren Jeffs.

• Cindy Overton [25:18]: "And I'm not a religious show or whatever by anyway and I'm not trying to do that. I just want to tell you about how it outside the norm it is."

The authorities believe the teens may have fled back to the FLDS community in Trenton, Utah, despite geographical challenges such as lack of transportation infrastructure. Their older sister, Elantra D. Fisheries, went missing in 2023 under similar circumstances, further complicating the investigation.

• Dax Shepard [31:53]: "They said what the information we got was about the revelation that the children are supposed to be supposed to gather to assist in the building of Zion so that they can die and become pure and translated beings."

The case underscores the dangers posed by extremist religious groups and the vulnerabilities of youth within such communities.

Wild Crime Stories

Dangerous Encounter with Cassowaries in Australia

Shifting focus to wildlife-related crimes, the hosts recount an incident from Queensland, Australia, where a mother and her child narrowly escaped an attack by cassowaries—the world's most dangerous birds—as defined by the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF).

• Dax Shepard [46:54]: "The WWF said are the birds which can reach 4 to 5.6ft tall. That's big."

On May 9th, the duo was securing their home when two cassowaries approached, presumably seeking food due to human interference. The child ran inside, followed by the mother, effectively evading the birds. Authorities warn against feeding wildlife to prevent such dangerous habituations.

• Cindy Overton [46:24]: "It's referred to as the world's most dangerous bird, according to the Worldwide Fund for nature or the wwf."

Additional incidents include a cassowary attacking a man in Naples, Queensland, resulting in leg injuries, highlighting the severe risks posed by these large, flightless birds when they associate humans with food.

Conclusion

Dax Shepard and Cindy Overton wrap up the episode by reflecting on the myriad forms of violence and danger—from high-profile murders linked to social media fame and royal scandals to the unpredictable threats posed by wildlife. They emphasize the importance of community awareness and caution in both human interactions and interactions with nature.

• Cindy Overton [50:26]: "Hashtag justice for Haley is coming."

The episode serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive nature of crime in various facets of life and the continuous need for vigilance and justice.

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Notable Quotes:

• Dax Shepard [08:22]: "Tick Tock was a live video. So they actually have him getting murdered. Murdered on Tick Tock."
• Cindy Overton [14:17]: "But Hobie, thankfully is not in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne and he doesn't have a public role."
• Dax Shepard [31:53]: "They said what the information we got was about the revelation that the children are supposed to be supposed to gather to assist in the building of Zion so that they can die and become pure and translated beings."
• Cindy Overton [46:24]: "It's referred to as the world's most dangerous bird, according to the Worldwide Fund for nature or the wwf."

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This episode of Real Life Real Crime masterfully intertwines gripping true crime stories with insightful discussions on societal issues, leaving listeners both informed and deeply moved.

Transcript

[Kristen Bell]

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[Dax Shepard]

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[Dax Shepard]

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[Kristen Bell]

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[Dax Shepard]

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[Kristen Bell]

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[Dax Shepard]

Hello, everybody, and welcome to true crime. Time for Tuesday, July 1, 2025. And I'm Woody O. Overturned.

[Cindy Overton]

You know what that means.

[Dax Shepard]

It's your birthday month.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Dax Shepard]

Yes. And our son's birthday month.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, yes.

[Dax Shepard]

And our live at southeastern Louisiana. My live at Southeastern Louisiana University, July 19th. Y' all hurry up and get your tickets. Yes, it's gonna be fire. Life is coming in from everywhere. People are getting excited now. The. And it always happens the last minute is always a rush on. On tickets. And you know, so y' all, they're going to accommodate us. Get call. Get your tickets.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Dax Shepard]

It's going to be a hell of a show. And lifers, if you haven't made a live show before, then you're going to find out, especially if you come in from out of town, how we all congregate together and hang out together. And it's like a family. It's like the family you want to hang out with.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes, exactly. And they do fun things together. Like.

[Dax Shepard]

Oh, yeah, they. They do all kinds of, like, they.

[Cindy Overton]

Go to escape rooms and they go day drinking.

[Dax Shepard]

They do whatever the like on the day of the show. I always say to myself, right, And y' all go out and do whatever and that. And then the life is down. Friday night we're gonna drink some. And of course, I'll be bartending at Walk ons bistro in Hammond, Louisiana for a couple hours. And all the tips that you give me for making your drinks will be donate to Lopa, Louisiana Oregon procurement agency. Y' all know it's my jam. Thank you all corns for sponsoring us. And when y' all, if you show up, they give you a free appetizer or something like that, a certificate for free, next visit or what have you. Plus, it's just a good time. And they, they make excellent food and they make excellent drinks and the beer is mighty cold. And so come see us at Walk Ons on Friday night. Don't forget, if you're coming in from out of town, we have the home, the suites at Hilton, you reserve your room under real life, real crime, and you get the discount that Cindy got y' all. So it's gonna be huge, and it's going to be a month, so.

[Cindy Overton]

And I have neglected to thank Tantapahoa Tourism for their assistance in. I haven't. I don't even know what all they've done for us yet, because we're going to talk this week to see what they have worked with local restaurants and local places to go to.

[Dax Shepard]

Hammond has some fantastic food. That's where I started policing. I live there, and it's always been a foodie town.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Dax Shepard]

Great place, kind of small town, big city mixed in between. Really cool. The. I know everybody in the police department there. I know everybody. The sheriff's office there. And of course, I started the university PD at Southeastern, so I'll be taking the stage at my alma mater. All right, let's get out. True crime time. But what do you have today?

[Cindy Overton]

I have a happy Fourth of July week, y' all.

[Dax Shepard]

This is a big week for me, and, I mean, it's a big holiday. I always love it.

[Cindy Overton]

So you've been doing well. You did your first TikTok Live.

[Dax Shepard]

Yes, I did.

[Cindy Overton]

And we totally winged it.

[Dax Shepard]

Didn't. Didn't look up anything or whatever, but the fans.

[Cindy Overton]

It was a success. I would say it was very much a success.

[Dax Shepard]

Yeah. And it was pretty cool.

[Cindy Overton]

And we learn. You're. We are mostly you're learning the rules of TikTok, right. And you're learning that TikTok people don't have a filter and they're.

[Dax Shepard]

There's no difference in some people in podcasts or assholes. Some people on TikTok are assholes. You know, I just had to go revert back to my podcast self. I just block and delete.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And now I just block and delete. I mean, you know, you question me, then on somebody else's page, question my integrity, and I just being a probably. Probably part of the people who murdered Bradley, and then. Then you follow me to my page and keep posting. That doesn't even any sense. And I was like, you know what, Bucky, here's some old Woody Overton for you. Block, delete.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah, well, we did a story not too long ago about a tiktoker who was live streaming in Japan, and she was murdered because she apparently borrowed money and from somebody and they wanted their money back. I don't remember the specifics of it, but she was in the middle of a live stream, and this person decided to go up and kill her. And so in Venezuela on June 20th.

[Dax Shepard]

Wait, were you in Japan or Venezuela?

[Cindy Overton]

I was re reminiscing about another TikTok person that was hurt. But we're going to Venezuela.

[Dax Shepard]

It's time for worldwide crime.

[Cindy Overton]

We're in Venezuela. And on June 22, a 25 year old Venezuelan TikTok influencer, his name is Gabriel Jesus Sarmiento Rodriguez was shot and killed during his live stream on TikTok. Yes.

[Dax Shepard]

They couldn't have got to me, right? Too far off the road.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. His TikTok handle was nleaks and he had about 80,000 followers.

[Dax Shepard]

Really?

[Cindy Overton]

He often posted videos accusing local police and officials of corruption and of working with violent gangs like Trinidad Aragawa and Trin del Yano Trinidad. So he had recently claimed he was threatened and even extorted after spending 15 days in prison earlier this year. So during his final livestream he could be heard pleading for help and he was shouting out his address and naming the National Intelligence Service S E B I N And his mother was also present and she was seen banging on doors and screaming as armed men went in.

[Dax Shepard]

Yeah, I went to get him.

[Cindy Overton]

They stormed in is the way it's described. So two gunmen burst into the home and shot him at least nine times. And, and he, and it was all captured on the live stream and he said they shot me. And then the broadcast abruptly ended and his mother was also shot in the abdomen, but she survived. Authorities confirmed the killing happened overnight between June 22 and June 23.

[Dax Shepard]

I bet you they say he had a gun.

[Cindy Overton]

And on June 24th Venezuela's Attorney General announced an investigation to find and prosecute the attackers.

[Dax Shepard]

Yep. Yeah. Officials it might be to get them.

[Cindy Overton]

Off believe the murder may have be been linked to the powerful I said Trend and gang and where which has been called a terrorist organization by U.S. authorities.

[Dax Shepard]

They, they've got a lot of them that were taking over support complexes here and doing rapes and robberies and what have you.

[Cindy Overton]

And he. Gabriel has a one year old child, but no was reported.

[Dax Shepard]

Tick Tock was a live video.

[Cindy Overton]

It was a live stream.

[Dax Shepard]

So they actually have him getting murdered. Murdered on Tick Tock. So I'm pretty sure if they're going to plant a gun on him, a drop gun they got on that. Yeah. So maybe they are going to. Maybe the turning general will step up and, and do something to get some justice. You look like there's a worldwide crime. I don't. I can't find my glasses.

[Cindy Overton]

You look like a seven 1970s a porn star.

[Dax Shepard]

Thanks. I appreciate that. They y' all, you can go check us out on Tick Tock. All these episodes are now being put not tick tock on YouTube. All these episodes are being put up on YouTube a couple days after we release them for obvious reasons. We have, we have our sponsors and YouTubers. The sponsors on YouTube are different sponsors on the regular podcast, so. All right, well, since you went around the world, I think let me see what I can do. Do it again. It's time for worldwide crime. You know, one of my favorite sayings is always has been damn, these lashes are thick. I can't even look at you. I don't make you sick. The. It's good to be king. Oh yeah, right. And, and like that's right. I make the rules in this house because it's good to be king. I'm talking about my kids, not you. And no you don. But I want to take you over to and I can't believe you haven't heard this yet because this kind of shit you'd be into. Let's go to Norway.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, I haven't heard this.

[Dax Shepard]

So dude in Norway, he's a stepson of Norway's future king, but he's charged with rape. I'm not done with double digit alleged victims. Serial rapist. All right, so Marius Borg Hobies. This is the, you know, stepson in the future king of the country. His charges include one count of rape with intercourse. I'm pretty sure I don't know how you have rape without the intercourse part, but that must be some Norwegian. But two council rape without intercourse, four counts of sexually offensive behavior and bodily harm. So he is a stepson of Norway's future king. And like I told you, he's been charged with rape, sexual offense, behavior and bodily harm. And this was according to the Oslo police department. They said this on Friday, June 27th. The charges against MC. Wait, let me show you this. This, this dude looks like he belongs on one of your chick shows.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah, he does.

[Dax Shepard]

He's a good looking kid, right? They're like very primitive, like a royalty.

[Cindy Overton]

And we'll show the YouTubers so.

[Dax Shepard]

Oh yeah, hold on. Forget that we have YouTube now. All right, so he just, he's in a black tie and tuxedo, looks all James Bondi. Right?

[Cindy Overton]

It looks like a blondie James Bondi.

[Dax Shepard]

Blondie James Bond. Well, they used to have a blonde James.

[Cindy Overton]

That's true. That's true.

[Dax Shepard]

All right, so anyway, the charges against Marius bor Hobie, the 28 year old son of crown princess M. Marie and stepson of Crown Prince Hakon were announced after the police conducted a months long investigation following his arrest in the summer of 2024 on charges that included bodily harm. This according to New York Times. This is worldwide news, right? Also, police said the evidence in the case was gathered via text messages, interviews and multiple searches. And this is according to CBS News. Everybody's getting in on this one. Hobie, who was questioned several times in the fall of 2024 and the spring of 2025, has been cooperating with investigators. Right. So his lawyer Peter Sickluk, in an email to the New York Times said Hobie was taking the accusations very seriously, but doesn't acknowledge any wrongdoing in most of the cases, especially the cases regarding sexual abuse and violence. He added that he hopes that Hobie will be acquitted if he is indicted. Right. So the charges against Hobie include one count of right with intercool with intercourse, two counts of rape without intercourse, four counts sexually offensive behavior and bodily harm. And in a press conference Friday, the Oslo police attorney Andreas Krasiki said the investigation involved a double digit number of victims. Now, I'm not a rocket scientist, but I know that means at least 10 or more.

[Cindy Overton]

Good job.

[Dax Shepard]

Right? All the way up to 99.

[Cindy Overton]

That's true.

[Dax Shepard]

Right.

[Cindy Overton]

Thank goodness it's not triple digits.

[Dax Shepard]

Right. The. I can't count that high at C. I mean that's either way, one's too many.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Dax Shepard]

And according to New York Times, Hobby's mother is married, the future heir to the throne in 2001.

[Cindy Overton]

I wonder how that's going.

[Dax Shepard]

I wonder how kind of stroke you got being the King of Norway. Are you just a figurehead like in England? Parliament really runs it. I think so you don't have any, you don't have any idea.

[Cindy Overton]

You don't either.

[Dax Shepard]

I know, that's why I asked.

[Cindy Overton]

That's what I'm saying.

[Dax Shepard]

Did you're saying you think so?

[Cindy Overton]

Well, I mean, I would think so.

[Dax Shepard]

Well, Hobie, thankfully is not in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne and he doesn't have a public role. In 2017, it was announced that he would lead a private life. At the time, his mom said of the decision, Marius has always had a role that has been difficult to define in the public sphere. He is and will be exceptionally important part of a family. Marius became a symbol of the unusual choice we made when we got married. At the same time, he will not carry public duties like his siblings. So this whole family's in it, like I guess the, the Prince Charles and whoever the they are. They don't know all their names.

[Cindy Overton]

King Charles.

[Dax Shepard]

Is he King Charles? Oh, that's right. Because the Queen's dead. Yeah, I meant. I meant the younger ones. The kid, the two boys.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

Diane's sons.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And I had mad respect for them because they served in the military like a regular. Like a regular Joe Blow fighter. Paul. So. But if you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, please contact the National Sexual assault hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE or go to r a I n n.org yeah, we take that serious. A lot of. I think I'm almost decided on what show I'm going to do for the lab. And I think it's going to be one of these because really near and dear in my heart, but that nobody, just like nobody, deserves to be murdered. Nobody deserves to be right. This is a serial rapist, if the allegations are correct. And. And do you think that. Let me see. How much does the King of Norway make?

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[Cindy Overton]

That's why here's an answer from World Population Holy.

[Dax Shepard]

He's got the King of Norway. Earns an official annual salary 33.2 million and is. Is one of the world's best paid monarchs.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, he's. I need that job of protection.

[Dax Shepard]

I need that job for one year and then we quit. Right? Anyway, I didn't know that.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, we need to dig into my roots a little bit more because I got some way in me. Not for me, for my mama and my daddy. You're crazy.

[Dax Shepard]

All right, give us something else.

[Cindy Overton]

Guess I'm staying on the influencer track today. We're just going to go to California though. Fontana, California.

[Dax Shepard]

Fontana, California.

[Cindy Overton]

Do you know where that is?

[Dax Shepard]

I have no idea. Okay. But I'm finding out though. Fontana, California.

[Cindy Overton]

Here it is on the map.

[Dax Shepard]

I have my glasses. I could see Montana. I bet you everybody else knows as close to Rancho Cucamonga. I've heard of that plenty of times. Right. It's. It's not far from Los Angeles.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay, well, on June 21st of this year, around 9:30, she was in a parking lot of a sushi restaurant.

[Dax Shepard]

Sushi? You didn't say her name.

[Cindy Overton]

Right. So Gloria Zamora, who's 40 years old, she's a fitness influencer, a podcast host, a mother of seven, and she has over 150,000 Instagram followers. This man named Hector Garduno, who was 43 years old, was her dinner date and he was a father of four. So then we have.

[Dax Shepard]

That's 11. They tie the knot, right? Brave bunch of stuff.

[Cindy Overton]

We have Gloria's estranged husband, and those are the three like people that are involved. Okay, so Gloria and Hector, I'll tell.

[Dax Shepard]

You what happened when I was.

[Cindy Overton]

Are out to dinner at a sushi restaurant.

[Dax Shepard]

They out enjoying themselves and then old jealous ex ex comes in. And did he kill him both for just one?

[Cindy Overton]

Well, he opened fire.

[Dax Shepard]

I just know nothing clears out a sushi restaurant like a little gunfire. And I'm hoping nobody got killed.

[Cindy Overton]

And off duty San Bernardino county sheriff's deputy happened to be driving by and saw the shooting and intervened.

[Dax Shepard]

But hopefully by intervention you mean he put bullets.

[Cindy Overton]

He fatally shot Thomas, the shooter.

[Dax Shepard]

Wait, wait, wait. I got something for him.

[Cindy Overton]

So Gloria and Hector were rushed to the hospital, but they also died. Ah, so all of them are gone.

[Dax Shepard]

Hey, when that happens.

[Cindy Overton]

So the deputy acted in the line of duty, pulling, you know, putting an end to the violence. And he. So now we have, like you said, they have 11 kids that are 11.

[Dax Shepard]

Kids between the two that are just orphan, literally.

[Cindy Overton]

They might have their other. But Thomas. Yeah, seven of the kids are orphan.

[Dax Shepard]

Some of them are orphan for sure.

[Cindy Overton]

So family members have launched a GoFundMe campaign honoring their memory. And Gloria's daughter Jaslyn called it an act of unimaginable violence and said her mom was a light in her community. I mean, she had a. The name of her podcast was called Horizon H E R capitalized like she was, you know, trying to fitness instructor. Yeah, she was trying to do good in this world. And no good.

[Dax Shepard]

Well, I don't know. Murder is everywhere, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Yep.

[Dax Shepard]

The just crazy. We'll talk about something a little bit off topic then. But I have a little bit of knowledge about these things. Let's go to. It's time for family matters to Idaho.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Dax Shepard]

All right. In Idaho, I know they got some big animals up there. Y' all need to invite me to come hunt, so. But in Idaho, there's a baby. I say a baby because it's 13 years old. Alan Laren Fisher, who's 13, and Rachel Larae Fisher, who's 15, siblings, they were reported missing on June 22. You know about this?

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Dax Shepard]

All right. That's why we're doing the show. People need to know, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Dax Shepard]

So Idaho authorities are looking for the two teens who are linked to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. And I'll tell you the stories at the end. So Alan Loren Fisher, the 13, and like I told you, Rochelle Larray Fisher, 15, were reported missing by their mother on Sunday, June 22 at 8:48pm after she returned to their Montview, Idaho home from a Bible class.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Dax Shepard]

Plot thickens, Right? You get home from Bible study, your babies aren't there. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office was called out and they looking into it, and they believe the teens may have returned to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints community in Trenton, Utah, where they lived before. They said their mother was previously an FLDS member. Jennifer Fullmer, a public information officer with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, told People magazines, they said she was exiled and had to leave the children there. And then when she finally got custody of them, she brought them back to her hometown of Montview. They said, we believe that the children wanted to go back to the FLDS lifestyle. That's crazy. But authorities don't believe the children. Just walk there. Okay. They said there's no buses, there's no trains. It's out in the middle of the desert. The mom's belief is that somebody from the FLDS picked up the children. Now, the fundamentalist church, Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is a polygamous sect run by Warren Jeffs. He, he's a way big time convicted pedophile. I've actually looked in his cases but it would. Warren justice is self proclaimed prophet and convicted pedophile. And in 2011 Jess was convicted on two counts of child sexual abuse and sentenced to life in prison. Now let me tell you about that. They only tried him on T but they had him on a ton and they had all these little girls who were his wives, you know like 10 years old, 11 year old. And I, he picked out a different one and, and had sex with him but they became his wives and he took wives from other people. This the, the and I'm like look, this is not a religious show and I don't care what you believe in, but that's rape.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And. And they you know, they take all the money from the people, the money that you make and all this just it's, you know, the elders can ban you if you don't follow the lifestyle and all that. And the, you know, I'll get back to the story I want to tell in a minute. They said what the information we got was about the revelation that the children are supposed to be supposed to gather to assist in the building of Zion so that they can die and become pure and translated beings. Said Fullman of the police officer. We don't have any concept of when, how quickly children should be gathered and brought back into the church so that they can die and become pure beings. I know it's okay. It's bizarre. The teen's older sister, Elantra D. Fisheries, 18, was reported missing on January 1st of 2023. It said she actually took the vehicle and left it somewhere along the route and got another ride somewhere or by somebody and left her mama note that she was leaving to go back to the FLDS and that she would pay for the gas. So. And they're asking anyone information about the teens. Call the Jefferson County Sheriff's office at 208-745-9210. I'm gonna talk about this for a second. The this is a story my daddy would tell me but I, I knew this when, when I was in Utah and I lived in Salt Lakes a little bit like it looked most of them. And again it's not religious show or whatever by anyway and I'm not trying to do that. I just want to tell you about how it outside the norm it is so you know, the Mormons moved to Salt Lake City and they had their profit. Whatever. That's great when you know he's talking straight to Jesus. Whatever. All good. But then the government cracked down on because of the polygamy stuff. And then they said that they make it where it's not legal or what have you. But these different fundamentalist sex broke off and they have of their own communities like in the desert and, and. And Utah and they had their own security forces and all that. But I think my mom and dad were in. I want to say it was Idaho or somewhere and they were looking for this cabin they had rented and they took a wrong turn and they had these Tahoes come up on. That's right. And then they ended up. Because they end up pulling up to one of these compounds which is one of these cities. And then they were like. The people were like cold stare and now you need to leave now. And you know, they had the walls and whatever. Daddy said he talked to a neighbor. Like they say he was going trout fish or something. I don't remember. And he said he was kind of strange and he said. They said that's one of the breakoffs. And then like the one that. What's his name, just the pedophile had he hit out for years. They hit him all over the country in these different sects that they had and then these different communities that sprung up and you know, if you believe that much in it, if you believe that you have to go do this to whatever, that's on you. Right. But don't be rapid babies.

[Cindy Overton]

No. And no world should that be. Okay.

[Dax Shepard]

Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

Whatever you choose to believe.

[Dax Shepard]

I mean, you know, I don't. Do not believe. Jesus Christ is saying. They're saying get that little nine year old in your bed.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

Having. Well rape her.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And make her your wife.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Dax Shepard]

Or take this man's wife and tell him he can't have sex with any more. You're married, right? Yeah. So whatever. Anyway, it's just those. You know, it takes all kinds to make the world go around not throwing shade on. You know I've studied the different religions stuff. I've been. I've been inside their main church but they wouldn't let you know the. So the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a huge thing and it's beautiful. The all the. I have been inside, but not inside the chapel, but inside the church part. But if you're not a member, you can't get into whatever some clouds or some. But they have the columns where they look like they're marble made out of marble. They're fucking wood. And. And that's how much craftsmanship and stuff these people had. And that gold thing on top of the church is. Is solid fucking gold. Like I think about getting a helicopter and flying over and hooking a chain to the. Yanking it off, but it'd probably sink the helicopter. But anyway, that's it. Not throwing shade on the Mormons. Got a lot of good Mormon friends and all that. But you know, 13 and 15 year old, you can't make that decision for yourself.

[Cindy Overton]

You can't.

[Dax Shepard]

And she had custody for a reason.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

So.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

There you go. All right, your turn.

[Cindy Overton]

The didn't mean to preach out. Didn't your mom go up there though to also when she was doing.

[Dax Shepard]

The Mormons have the. The best genealogical records.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

In the world.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Dax Shepard]

And yes, my mama went to Salt Lake and went to their library. Their library is right across the street from where the church is. And you give them tours of the church.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

Right. And which I did. But that, that library is huge. It's like, I don't know, five stories or something like that. And she went there and looked up past stuff on genealogy. And you say, well, why would Mormons care about people in South Louisiana, what their genealogy is? Well, I don't know why. But they. They do have the best records in the world. And look, a lot of great people love them.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And you believe what you believe. But Woody over the. Don't believe babies need to be raped.

[Cindy Overton]

No. So not in any religion. So we're going to Kellogg, Minnesota.

[Dax Shepard]

Kellogg, Like Kellogg's cereal? Like Tony the Tiger.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah. Like Frosted Flakes.

[Dax Shepard]

Frosted Flakes. Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And the. The rooster on the box. The yellow and red box. Cornflakes. Special K. Special K is red and white. Cornflakes is yellow with the rooster. I used to eat cereal when I.

[Cindy Overton]

Was a serial killer.

[Dax Shepard]

Yeah. That's. I'm a lot of things, but that's not one.

[Cindy Overton]

When you eat this. They call people that eat cereal.

[Dax Shepard]

I get it. Haha.

[Cindy Overton]

Haha. Funny. Okay, so we have a victim and her name is Melissa Hunt. And she was at a boat launch and she was attacked at this boat launch.

[Dax Shepard]

By whom? What happened?

[Cindy Overton]

I was trying to get. When she was attacked at the boat launch some.

[Dax Shepard]

She was she attacked by an alien, a bear, a human being, a man, a woman, a dog, a fish. Don't boom this out. Leave it. Leave it in. It's funny.

[Cindy Overton]

She was. There's a suspect. They don't. The attack happened and they don't know for sure who did it. There's a suspect.

[Dax Shepard]

Okay, so we're at Kellogg's boat launch. Woman gets attacked. Obviously there's a suspect. Somebody attacked her.

[Cindy Overton]

But.

[Dax Shepard]

But they don't know who did it.

[Cindy Overton]

Correct.

[Dax Shepard]

Excellent.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay. But, okay, so she goes home. She gets attacked. She goes home and that's where she collapses. And she had several facial injuries. She had a broken. She had broken teeth and a broken jaw. This all happened around 5pm she gets attacked. She.

[Dax Shepard]

I got heard everything.

[Cindy Overton]

He's attacked.

[Dax Shepard]

Okay, I heard everything you said. So my, I'm thinking in my head, you get attacked so much that you have broken teeth. Later on, I guess they're going to come back with cameras or something. She didn't report it right away because no cop. I've been on a million scenes where people have been attacked and no cop is going to let you go home with broken teeth and facial contusions and shit like that.

[Cindy Overton]

When she gets home, she reports it. She tells investigators that her ex boyfriend, Craig Allen Hammeister is the one that attacked her. She's taken to the hospital and at the hospital she dies.

[Dax Shepard]

There you have it. That's why, that's why you don't let them not go to the hospital.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, the problem is that investigators combed the rain soaked launch. They're trying to look for evidence or whatever, but they found no immediate signs of a crime scene on the launch. I mean, it's raining just like in Barbara Blunt. All of the evidence is washed away.

[Dax Shepard]

Right.

[Cindy Overton]

So they couldn't find anything.

[Dax Shepard]

Either the evidence is washed away or it didn't happen.

[Cindy Overton]

There at the boat launch when she drives home, Ham eister left the scene in his truck and reportedly told somebody that something bad happened. But he obviously, I mean, he goes to say that something bad happened to Melissa Hammeister evaded the police for several hours and he hided in Chester Woods. He hided. He did. If I corrected you for all of the mistakes you made.

[Unknown]

All I said was hide it. I repeatedly.

[Cindy Overton]

You said the later Day saints.

[Dax Shepard]

I said all I did was repeat it to the word. Feel free to repeat any word that I say.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Dax Shepard]

I just never heard you say hi and I've been with you for a long time. I'm pretty sure it's not a word.

[Cindy Overton]

It's not a word. He hid in Chester woods by climbing a tree. And there was apparently a tense standoff because authorities found him and they recovered a 9 millimeter handgun near the base of the tree. He was charged with two counts of second degree murder and his bail is set set at 2 million and he has not entered a plea.

[Dax Shepard]

Any idea who the second person he murdered was?

[Unknown]

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[Dax Shepard]

No, the. I don't know how much a tense standoff would be if you. If you bad guys climbed up a tree and he drops his weapon. Although there is the one plus one rule. If you find one weapon on them, they may have hided another one. Sorry about that lady being the victim, y' all. And the. You know, that's the way it is. It's true. Crime time four we're not hiding. Hide it.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, my gosh. I'm gonna go for it with you. I would never do that to you.

[Dax Shepard]

Why did. I mean, maybe you're in the middle of a storm. Did you get. Did you know you said hide it?

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Dax Shepard]

If I say hide it, I want you to correct me.

[Cindy Overton]

What about if you say I say.

[Dax Shepard]

Anything wrong, correct me. Feel free. All right, let's go. We were on that story for 15 minutes, and we're only going to get six out of it. All right. All right. Well, you know, you've been doing a lot of tick tocking and Instagramming and what all did you do today? Tick Tock. Dude got shot on tick tock. And then the one was a podcast or an Instagram or whatever, she got murdered by her significant or ex significant other. Well, I'll tell you what the Just do. It's time for family matters. Going out to the great state of Florida or down to the great state of Florida dudes driving down the road, right? And this story involves another type of social media. Snapchat.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay?

[Dax Shepard]

He is using Snapchat.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Dax Shepard]

All right. You know, that's kind of like don't use your phone. It's illegal. And I get that. But also to get the people to do it. But this guy, you would think, okay, you driving down the road, doing a Snapchat, probably not the safest thing in the world, right? Well, then add in the fact that you have your baby in the back seat. Okay?

[Unknown]

But add to that Fact that you.

[Dax Shepard]

Are tailgating other drivers and speeding on the highway. Yeah, right. So on Sunday, June 22nd, the Florida Highway Patrol pulled over a 29 year old man around the Harborview Road exit of I75 in Charlotte county after discovering he was traveling at 115 miles per hour.

[Cindy Overton]

That's horrible. He has a kid in a car.

[Dax Shepard]

115 miles an hour. And this according to report shared by NBC and WBBH and an ABC affiliate. So Charles Wheeler II of Arcadia was booked into the Charlotte County Jail on Sunday on the charges of reckless driving and child neglect. He is Bond was only 30 $500 and the Florida Highway Patrol didn't immediately respond or whatever. But basically this guy, he admitted they get him out of the question. Like you know, what the hell are you doing? Look, I knew if I clocked somebody and I never wrote speed and tickets hardly ever. But the, if I clock somebody at 115 miles an hour, they were either the cop or if it could be a shit show, right? And if you're not a cop, you knew it was going to be a shit show. But you get them out, you're pretty much you're going to jail. The, the, when you sign a ticket that's releasing you on your own recognizing, showing that you're going to, you really being arrested, saying that you're going to show up in court, you're going over 100 miles an hour, you're going to fucking jail in most places, right? So he's going 115. They get him out. Advisable his rights. This admit it, he was on Snapchat. He was making a Snapchat video and they're like bruh, you're zooming in and out of traffic. He didn't see him for a while. When they're coming up behind him and he's zooming in and out of traffic, almost causing crashes and he admits that he's Snapchatting and then on top of that you got your kids strapped in the back seat.

[Cindy Overton]

Maybe he thinks, thinks if he admits it he's going to get a lesser charge because at least they're going to find out anyway.

[Dax Shepard]

I don't know. I don't know either. But the, I mean certainly he didn't do himself any harm by, well, I mean I probably wouldn't have said, you know, I always try to cut people a break when they were where they were honest about, you know, speeding or whatever and what have you. But the, the, if you had your kid in the car, your ass is going to jail. So there you have it. So that's that why you want me end it on a little lighter note?

[Cindy Overton]

Sure.

[Dax Shepard]

Well, okay, let's just do a. It's time for beast mode twofers. It's time for worldwide crime. All right, y' all going out to Australia. Did you see Nicole Boyd or did she message you? She messed with me. And her and her husband are in Thailand on another. What they call them. They don't call them vacations. They call holiday. And anyway, the. And they want to know if we're going to crime con and whatever, which we're not. But anyway, they're going down under. And. Well, you know, they have a mom and a child, and I have this video. I wonder if I could just play the audio for the video. The mom and the child had a close call with what, a kangaroo? Nope.

[Cindy Overton]

Alligate crocodile?

[Dax Shepard]

Nope. A dangerous bird. Okay, I know, right? And their narrow escape was caught on security cameras. So in nearly a month after the close encounter in Australia, the Queensland department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation released the footage as a warning. All right. About the feathery fiend behind it. And it's called the Caso worry C A S S O W A R Y or and I'm about to shock you. But you know this. It's referred to as the world's most dangerous bird. Okay, I never heard that. I wonder what it tastes like. But that's. It's referred to as the world's most dangerous bird, according to the Worldwide Fund for nature or the wwf. Sounds like wrestling. So the castle wary should not be fed or approached, The Queensland government agency warned in the June 18 news release. Now, in the surveillance footage, the mom and her child walked up to the door in mission beach on May 9th. The. The kid picks up his pace to run after spotting two cassowaries behind them. So they. Evidently, in Australia, they know it's the world's most dangerous bird, and they see it. And the kids starts to haul ass. The mother, who's walking ahead of her child sees the birds and holds the door open for the kid, and he runs inside. Well, the birds were literally chasing them. They were trying, like, get a gun. I know Australia's got gun rules. The motherfucker's chasing me. They're gonna. They're gonna. Went down, right?

[Unknown]

They.

[Dax Shepard]

They try to get them, y' all. They really tried to get them. And the mom made it just in the nick of time. She got in, shut the door, and they ran to the door. And the birds slowed down after realizing the human duo had made it inside. But they still approach the closed door.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, that's scary.

[Dax Shepard]

Right. It's all on footage. It's like a horror movie.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

They said the birds, one tall and one much smaller, were habituated male cassowary and his chick. And this is according to the Queensland. Right, According to the Queensland department. And then they added they were approaching a home in the hopes of being fed. This hope is generated by human interference, which is why authorities are urging people to avoid unlawfully feeding wildlife. Particularly cassowaries.

[Cindy Overton]

I guess. So what do you feed them if they're ready to eat a human?

[Dax Shepard]

Well, good question. Commonly found in the wet tropics of Queensland, cassowaries can be fearsome to encounter. According to the press release from Queensland authorities, the flightless birds can't even fly. Can inflict serious injuries to people and pets by kicking out with their large claw feet. Which led to the WWF to draw comparisons to an iconic horror villain.

[Cindy Overton]

So it's running to chase them. So it can obviously run fast because it can't fly.

[Dax Shepard]

Check this out. For him being 80s baby, you're gonna get this. This is what WWF says their most active at twilight have a claw that rivals Freddy Krueger's. I know he used to scare the out of me. And are one of the few bird species that have killed humans.

[Cindy Overton]

I can't now you got that?

[Dax Shepard]

The WWF said are the birds which can reach 4 to 5.6ft tall. That's a big.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Dax Shepard]

And.

[Cindy Overton]

And what does it look like?

[Dax Shepard]

I'll show you in a second. Feed the birds often alters their behavior and makes them more daring around humans which has led to multiple cassowary. I'm sure I'm saying it wrong. Run ins like the film the incident of the mother with her child. They said this incident is one of several cassowary interactions in the area which are linked to unlawful feeding. And thankfully the mother and child were able to get inside to safety. But it's an important reminder not to interfere with wildlife. But check this out. Just back in Naples, another cassowary incident saw one of the birds approach a Queensland man in his 70s and kick him in the leg. The man was treated for a cut to his leg and was lucky his injuries weren't worse. Incidents like these are stark examples. They give them public service analysis now because they want people to get pretty cougar by a bird that can't fly. It's just like these are stark examples, he said of the dangers of feeding birds. And they go on and on and on and on. And we're just going to end it there. That. I think that's enough. Yeah, they. I never heard of a cassowary. I guess if I lived in Australia I would. I mean, I know about, you know, here the most dangerous thing we have is wild hogs. And up in Wisconsin it's wolves. I mean we got coyotes here, but they don't really fuck with people. They're scared. Well, now we're getting bears here and. But not really an issue yet. No, it will be. I mean they just started. Louisiana started a hunting season for bears in one of the parishes on a lottery system because they're getting out of control.

[Cindy Overton]

So what do bears eat?

[Dax Shepard]

Well, as soon as they find our trash, they're gonna be eating the trash. Just like a raccoon.

[Cindy Overton]

Exactly.

[Dax Shepard]

They'll eat anything.

[Cindy Overton]

Exactly.

[Dax Shepard]

Yeah, but that'll come down the line. But cassowary. I'm sure I'm saying it wrong. Casw. Freddy Krueger. Bird can't fly. Don't you think you feel incompetent as a bird if you couldn't fly?

[Cindy Overton]

Not if I didn't know I couldn't. It was supposed to fly.

[Dax Shepard]

But you're looking at other birds but.

[Cindy Overton]

That the birds probably aren't the size of a ca.

[Dax Shepard]

Oh, that's true. They may make up for in size what they like for in flight.

[Cindy Overton]

Might be like, I don't have to fly. I don't have to fly.

[Dax Shepard]

All right, y' all, that's it. We love and appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you. Hashtag just for bradley. Hashtag just Ms. Barbara Blunt. And hashtag justice for Haley is coming. And I'm Woody Overtone. I'm Cindy Overton and I'll be paying for the hide it comments.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, no. Y' all just let him hear. Y' all just wait till he hears.

[Dax Shepard]

I don't care. The one thing is, it's not going to bother me. I don't care. I'm gonna say it the way I'm gonna say it regardless. You know that.

[Cindy Overton]

No, I know so.

[Dax Shepard]

All right. I got nothing else for y' all. Love you. I'll holler at you later. Peace.

[Unknown]

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