Real Life Real Crime – True Crime Time For June 18, 2025

Hosted by Real Life Real Crime Productions

Episode Overview: In this gripping episode of True Crime Time For, hosts Woody Overton and Cindy Overton delve into a series of harrowing true crime cases that have shocked communities across the United States. From high-profile murders and mass shootings to politically motivated assassinations, this episode provides an in-depth analysis of each case, highlighting key details, investigative efforts, and the broader societal implications.

1. Silento Murder Case

Timestamp: [06:24]

The episode opens with the tragic case involving Frederick Rooks III and the rapper Salento Hawk.

• Victims and Perpetrator:

  • Victim: Frederick Rooks III, 34 years old.
  • Perpetrator: Salento Hawk, 27-year-old rapper known for the hit song "Whip/Nae Nae."

• Incident Details: On January 21, 2021, police responded to a shooting in Georgia where Frederick Rooks III was found with multiple gunshot wounds, leading to his death at the scene. Surveillance footage captured a white BMW SUV speeding away post-incident.

• Arrest and Charges: Salento Hawk was arrested on February 5, 2021, after confessing to his cousin within ten days of the shooting. Ballistic tests confirmed that the bullets matched Hawk's firearm.

• Legal Proceedings: Initially charged with malice murder, Hawk entered a plea deal in June 2025, admitting guilt while citing mental illness. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison, allowing for the possibility of release and rehabilitation.

• Notable Quote: Cindy Overton: "He was mentally ill, too." [07:52]

2. WestFest Mass Shooting in West Valley, Utah

Timestamp: [09:02]

The hosts discuss a devastating mass shooting that occurred during the annual WestFest arts and culture festival.

• Incident Overview: On a Sunday evening around 9:20 PM, police officers at WestFest observed two groups engaging in a heated verbal confrontation. Attempts to diffuse the situation led to a 16-year-old pulling a firearm, resulting in a chaotic shootout.

• Casualties:

  • Fatalities: Five people, including an 8-month-old baby, an 18-year-old man, and a 41-year-old woman.
  • Injuries: Two individuals sustained gunshot wounds.

• Perpetrator Details: The shooter, a 16-year-old, remains in custody. The incident is characterized as another tragic event stemming from youth violence.

• Community Impact: Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson expressed deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives, emphasizing the traumatic effect on the community.

• Notable Quote: Woody Overton: "It's another mass shooting, and the WestFest... it's an annual arts and culture festival. How do you bring a gun to that?" [13:37]

3. Dutton Home Murders in Dewey, Oklahoma

Timestamp: [14:48]

This segment covers the gruesome murders committed by Anthony Walker at the Dutton family home.

• Victims:

  • Grandmother: Deborah Dutton
  • Grandfather: Larry Dutton
  • Adopted Granddaughter: Heidi Dutton, 17 years old

• Perpetrator: Anthony Walker, Heidi Dutton's 22-year-old boyfriend.

• Incident Details: On December 19, 2022, Walker stole a .22 caliber pistol from the Duttons' garage and hid it near their bedroom. Upon Deborah opening the door, he fatally shot her and attacked Larry when his gun jammed, leading to their deaths. The bodies were concealed in the backyard and later discovered due to a welfare check prompted by a concerned family member.

• Legal Outcomes:

  • Anthony Walker: Pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder and was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison.
  • Heidi Dutton: Initially charged with first-degree murder, she entered a plea deal and was sentenced to life in prison on June 6.

• Notable Quote: Cindy Overton: "He wanted them dead." [16:09]

4. Stabbing at Brickell High Rise, Miami

Timestamp: [28:02]

The narrative shifts to a violent attack in a high-rise apartment in Miami’s Brickell district.

• Victim: Dominic Farrell, a 17-year-old student at St. Peter and Paul Catholic School.

• Perpetrator: Khalil Kale, a 26-year-old who had recently moved to Miami from Arizona and had a history of mental illness.

• Incident Details: Khalil Kale entered the 34th-floor apartment of Dominic Farrell while he was asleep, delivering multiple stab wounds. Surveillance footage captured Kale fleeing the scene and ultimately falling to his death at a nearby construction site.

• Impact: The attack left the community in shock, highlighting vulnerabilities in high-security residential buildings and raising concerns about mental health.

• Notable Quote: Woody Overton: "You had to walk down the hallway and try not to notice most of those doors lock all the time." [36:11]

5. Hoover Sports Bar Shooting in Hoover, Alabama

Timestamp: [39:51]

Exploring a violent altercation that erupted in a local sports bar, resulting in unintended tragedy.

• Incident Overview: On June 14th, a dispute between two employees at Walk On Sports Bistro escalated, leading one individual to fire a gun recklessly.

• Casualties:

  • Victim: A pregnant 22-year-old woman was shot in the abdomen but survived the incident.

• Perpetrator: A 36-year-old male suspect, currently held in Hoover City County Jail.

• Legal Proceedings: Investigation continues with the suspect facing charges of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct, although he has pleaded not guilty despite clear evidence from surveillance footage.

• Notable Quote: Cindy Overton: "The title of the story was pregnant 22-year-old shot at sports bar. Her unborn baby died and reckless behavior with a gun may be to blame." [42:11]

6. Execution of Steven Stanko in South Carolina

Timestamp: [48:52]

A detailed account of the execution of Steven Stanko, a convicted murderer, and the surrounding controversies.

• Perpetrator: Steven Stanko, 57 years old, convicted of multiple murders committed in April 2005.

• Crimes:

  • Murdered girlfriend Laura Lean.
  • Raped Laura’s daughter.
  • Murdered Henry Lee Turner and stole his car.

• Legal Process: Stanko was convicted in both Georgetown and Horry counties, receiving death sentences for his heinous crimes.

• Execution Details: Executed via lethal injection on June 13th at 6:34 PM. His final statement expressed remorse:

  "I am truly sorry for the pain and loss that I have caused in this horrible situation." [53:11]

• Controversies: Discussion on South Carolina’s execution methods and comparisons to other states’ practices.

• Notable Quote: Woody Overton: "He was more than his conviction, stating that he was once an honor student and an athlete." [53:18]

7. Political Assassination in Minnesota

Timestamp: [57:22]

The episode concludes with a chilling political assassination targeting Minnesota lawmakers.

• Victims:

  • Melissa Hortman: State Representative
  • Mark Hoffmann: Husband of Melissa Hortman
  • Gilbert: The family’s golden retriever

• Perpetrator: Vance Bolter, 57 years old, who posed as law enforcement to execute his attack.

• Incident Details: Bolter entered the Stillwater home of Melissa Hortman and her husband, carrying out a targeted assassination that also resulted in the death of their beloved dog, Gilbert. His manifesto contained a list of potential targets, indicating a broader intent to incite fear and chaos.

• Aftermath: Bolter was apprehended, and investigations revealed he had intended to kill multiple individuals. The attack has raised alarms regarding security for public officials and the potential for copycat crimes.

• Community Reaction: Methodist Governor Tim Walz delivered an emotional press conference, mourning the loss and honoring Melissa’s contributions to the community, including her work with dog rescue organizations.

• Notable Quote: Cindy Overton: "Melissa served her community in more ways than one." [62:32]

Conclusion: This episode of True Crime Time For underscores the multifaceted nature of violence in contemporary society, touching upon issues ranging from mental health and youth violence to political extremism and systemic failures in law enforcement responses. Through meticulous storytelling and insightful commentary, Woody and Cindy Overton shed light on the human stories behind each statistic, urging listeners to reflect on the societal factors contributing to such tragedies.

Notable Quotes:

• Cindy Overton: "He wanted them dead." [16:09]
• Woody Overton: "How do you bring a gun to an annual arts and culture festival?" [13:37]
• Woody Overton: "He was more than his conviction..." [53:18]
• Cindy Overton: "Melissa served her community in more ways than one." [62:32]

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Disclaimer: The information presented in this summary is based on the transcript provided and is intended for informational purposes only. All individuals mentioned are either victims or perpetrators involved in real events.