True Crime Time For May 19, 2025 | Foster Care Failures, Familiar DNA Solves Another Cold Case, and New Orleans Jail Escape

Summary

Real Life Real Crime - Episode Summary

Podcast Information:

• Title: Real Life Real Crime
• Host/Author: Real Life Real Crime Productions
• Description: Hosted by Woody Overton, this multi-award-winning true crime podcast delves deep into cases with unique perspectives, often drawn from Overton’s extensive experience, including his work on Dateline. The podcast not only explores riveting crime stories but also focuses on solving cold cases and advocating for justice through projects like "#JusticeFor" and "Scorched." Additionally, Woody co-hosts “True Crime Time For” with his wife, Cindy Overton, where they examine intriguing true crime stories together.

Episode: True Crime Time For May 19, 2025
Release Date: May 19, 2025

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1. Recent Tornado Outbreak in the Heartland

[02:47 - 05:57]

Woody and Cindy Overton open the episode by addressing the devastating tornado outbreak that struck Kentucky, Missouri, and Mississippi. The tornadoes caused widespread destruction, particularly in cities like London and Somerset, Kentucky. Governor [Name] reported at least 18 fatalities in Kentucky alone, with the death toll possibly rising to around 27 across the affected states. Woody emphasizes the severity of the disaster, stating:

Woody Overton [04:15]: "Hearts and prayers go out to them. Right. It's just horrible."

2. Domestic Terrorism at Palm Springs Reproductive Center

[05:57 - 10:35]

The hosts discuss a harrowing incident in Palm Springs, California, where a car bomb exploded outside the American Reproductive Center's fertility clinic on a Saturday morning, resulting in one death and four injuries. FBI Director Akil Davis described the event as:

Woody Overton [07:22]: "...an intentional act of terrorism happened just before 11am at that American Reproductive Center's facility."

The explosion caused massive structural damage, but fortunately, the IVF lab and reproductive materials were spared. Investigators are treating this as a significant case of domestic terrorism, with meticulous forensic analysis underway to determine the specifics of the bomb deployment.

3. Foster Care Abuse Case in Victorville, California

[10:39 - 16:15]

Cindy Overton brings attention to a disturbing case where a 16-year-old foster child reported severe abuse, leading to the arrest of foster parents Kenneth Michael Key and Tina Marie Sheffield Key, along with their 23-year-old daughter, Caitlin Maresa Key. The children, aged between 4 and 16, endured daily physical abuse, including strangulation, starvation, and confinement. Cindy summarizes:

Cindy Overton [13:00]: "This is horrible. ... the abuse is systemic and deliberate."

The case has drawn comparisons to the notorious Turpin case of 2018, highlighting the severity and coordination of the abuse within the household.

4. Taylor Shabizness: Serial Killer's Continued Infamy

[20:30 - 26:03]

Woody Overton delves into the ongoing saga of Taylor Shabizness, a convicted serial killer in Wisconsin known for gruesome crimes, including the beheading and dismemberment of her victim. Shabizness has notoriously attacked multiple attorneys, leading to her public defender's office ceasing to represent her. Woody provides a detailed account:

Woody Overton [21:04]: "She fired her appellate attorney after missing the deadline to file her formal appeal... the public defender's office said they ain't representing her ever again."

Shabizness is currently serving a life sentence and faces additional charges for assaulting a prison nurse, underscoring her volatile behavior even while incarcerated.

5. Cold Case Solved in Maryland Using Familiar DNA

[26:03 - 29:30]

Cindy Overton recounts the resolution of the 2001 murder of Leslie Jennings Preer in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Initially, suspicion fell on the victim's husband and later her daughter, Lauren. However, advancements in forensic techniques, specifically familiar DNA genealogical mapping, led to the arrest of Eugene Gligger, Lauren's ex-boyfriend. Key points include:

• Discovery: Leslie was found beaten and strangled, with the case unsolved for 23 years.
• Breakthrough: Gligger's DNA was found at the crime scene, including under Leslie's fingernails.
• Impact: This marked the first use of familiar DNA in solving a case in Maryland.
• Outcome: Gligger pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and faces up to 30 years in prison.

6. Death of Nevada Veterinarian Dr. Sean Frayner

[31:31 - 36:53]

The episode covers the tragic death of Dr. Sean Frayner, a Nevada veterinarian known for treating horses. Frayner gained social media attention after a video surfaced showing him violently kicking a horse during treatment. Shortly after, Dr. Frayner was found dead near the Boulder Islands outside Las Vegas, with the cause of death ruled as suicide due to phenobarbital overdose. Highlights include:

Cindy Overton [33:39]: "He murdered his high school sweetheart. Time for beast mode."

Dr. Frayner's aggressive behavior toward the horse and subsequent suicide raise questions about his mental state and the pressures associated with his profession.

7. Indictment of Brian War for Child Sexual Abuse in New York

[37:32 - 39:57]

Cindy Overton reports on the indictment of Brian War, a former school custodian in the Lindenhurst Union Free School District, on 113 felony charges related to child sexual abuse. The investigation was triggered by a tip about abusive content uploaded online, leading authorities to War's residence where incriminating evidence was found. Key details:

• Charges: Multiple counts of sexual abuse, possession, and distribution of child sexual performance material.
• Discovery: Videos and images depicting the abuse were found on War's phone.
• Legal Response: War pleaded not guilty and is held on a $5 million bond, with his next court appearance scheduled for June 20.
• District Attorney's Statement: "Each view and share re-victimizes the child."

8. New Orleans Jail Escape: Nine Inmates on the Loose

[54:00 - 60:31]

The hosts discuss a significant security breach at the Orleans Parish Prison in New Orleans, where nine inmates escaped during a routine headcount. The escape occurred due to defective locks and a breached wall behind a toilet, suggesting possible inside assistance. Sheriff Susan Huston commented:

Woody Overton [55:46]: "We intend to find out exactly what happened."

Details include:

• Escape Method: Inmates used a hole cut behind a toilet to breach the facility.
• Current Status: One escapee, Kendall Miles, was quickly recaptured, while others remain at large, including Anton Massey and Corey Board, who face murder charges.
• Investigation: Ongoing efforts to identify lapses in security and potential external assistance.

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Notable Quotes:

1. Woody Overton on Tornado Impact:

   "Hearts and prayers go out to them. Right. It's just horrible."
   [04:15]

2. Woody Overton on Palm Springs Bombing:

   "...an intentional act of terrorism happened just before 11am at that American Reproductive Center's facility."
   [07:22]

3. Cindy Overton on Foster Care Abuse:

   "This is horrible. ... the abuse is systemic and deliberate."
   [13:00]

4. Woody Overton on Taylor Shabizness:

   "She fired her appellate attorney after missing the deadline to file her formal appeal... the public defender's office said they ain't representing her ever again."
   [21:04]

5. Cindy Overton on Brian War:

   "Each view and share re-victimizes the child."
   [39:35]

6. Woody Overton on New Orleans Jail Escape:

   "We intend to find out exactly what happened."
   [55:46]

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Conclusion: In this episode of "True Crime Time For," Woody and Cindy Overton cover a range of intense true crime stories, from natural disasters to heinous crimes and significant law enforcement breakthroughs. The discussions are candid, often interspersed with humor and candid remarks, providing listeners with a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the complexities of real-life crime and justice.

Transcript

[Woody Overton]

Hello, everybody. Welcome this episode of True Crime time for Monday, May 19, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton.

[Cindy Overton]

Cindy Overton.

[Woody Overton]

And we're coming to bring you this news that's true crime news. And this news, news, news, crime news, all the time. Whatever you want.

[Cindy Overton]

If you snooze, you lose.

[Woody Overton]

That's right. He's gonna lose on the news. Hey, happy graduation. Everybody is graduating. We graduated our second oldest daughter and for our masters this weekend. And. And we're going. There was a cap and gown ceremony on Friday night.

[Cindy Overton]

Hooding.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, whatever. And so we understand it. But y' all be safe and be blessed and you know, all the people graduating from high school and college and everything else. Youngsters coming up.

[Cindy Overton]

Congratulations to everybody.

[Woody Overton]

Congrats to everybody.

[Cindy Overton]

A bunch of proud parents out there.

[Woody Overton]

Exactly correct. Congrats to the parents for not killing your kids. That I shouldn't joke about that on this show.

[Cindy Overton]

No, because not what on the theme I've got for the day.

[Woody Overton]

So that being said, we love and appreciate each and every one of y' all. Thank you for liking and listening shares and leave us a review wherever you listen to your podcast, if you're so inclined. And, you know, ranking in the top 100 of all news, news, not just true crime podcasts in the world is amazing, and we appreciate it. And we're gonna got a lot of stuff coming up, finishing Scorch this week and the human trafficking series about to start and a lot of other things, so. And I will be on the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office podcast with Sheriff Ard on Tuesday. I don't know what day it comes out, but we're recording it on Tuesday, so y' all just stick with us. You know, the live show tickets, you go to any of your social media and get your tickets, they are. I think there's still some available. Look, that venue, it's beautiful, y' all. You know, southeastern Louisiana University campus. We were there this weekend. It's so changed from 25 years ago when I was a cop there. But it's. It's really something special. So let's get down to it. You ready?

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And this is for. What do we call Fun day Monday, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Sure. Fun day Monday.

[Woody Overton]

Best week ever. Starts now.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Woody Overton]

All right, lay it on us. Okay, okay. Okay. Can I please. I got a couple things we really need to talk about. The. The one. Our hearts go out to all the people that were affected by the storms in Kentucky and even Mississippi, And. And there's a lot of people dead. Did you See that I had no idea that when Shane and went home the other day they had to go through it. And so I'll tell you about it real quick and right through the heartland America. Right. And it's we believe it. We know about storms. But the they said search and rescue efforts continue in Kentucky and Missouri after deadly tornado outbreak devastates communities. But I actually heard it even made it into Mississippi. But they said in London, Kentucky recovery operations are underway and first responders continue their heroic efforts to search for survivors among the countless piles of destroyed homes and businesses in in Kentucky and Missouri's In Missouri days after the basiologist a bunch of tornadoes broke out across the states. In Kentucky they suffered widespread damage, especially in London and Somerset. And the governor said at least 18 people were killed in his state. I know. Right. And the so I'm sure there's, you know, a lot more dead now. I think it was up to like 27 or something across all the states and hearts and prayers go out to them. Right. It's just horrible. Now another thing I want to talk about real quickly. I don't want to talk about it. We need to talk about it. Is piece of terrorists and this time it looks like it's a domestic terrorist. So going to Palm Springs, California and some has blown up a bomb at the Palm Springs Reproductive center and they're calling an intentional act of terrorism. And the FBI bomb techs are investigating. It was a car bomb, y' all that they blew up in front of this fertility clinic on Saturday which left one person dead and at least four other people injured. Thank God it wasn't it wasn't a Monday. Right. But the blast, which the FBI's director Akil Davis in Los Angeles is called an intentional act of terrorism happened just before 11am at that American Reproductive Center's facility. And they said it was a targeted attack. Definitely. And they're investigating was an isolated incident. They're investigating as the act of potential or domestic terrorism. And they said it's probably one of the largest bombing investigations that have ever had in Southern California. Right. The agent Davis did not immediately identify the person who died in explosion or confirm if the person was the suspect. Right.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Woody Overton]

And but they said they are not actively out searching for a suspect. So hopefully this dude's burning in hell if it's a dude. But the Palm Springs police chief Miles said debris extended across multiple blocks, describing it as a massive crime scene. Now Jason Pack, who's a retired FBI agent and hostage negotiator, he told FOX News Digital that it could take days for authorities search for evidence of explosives through several blocks of rubble and to determine the type and quantity of devices used. Investigators will need to examine the blast radius and structural impact to assess the power and direction of the explosion, and search for chemical residues of known explosive materials such as ammonia nitrate, tatp, RDX, or petn. They said that they're, you know, you're looking for fragments and shrapnel and device components to help reconstruct the method of detonation. That's an antibiotic investigation. They said whether this was a single large device or multiple smaller ones, those answers will come, you know, but they have to dig further than just looking at it by visual stuff. They got to really dig into it. So some of the posts on social media said terrorism came knocking on the door of Palm Springs. We survived. And I could tell you this city will rise and be more and effective as a beacon of hope than before. Now, that place we're talking about, the American Reproductive Center Center's fertility clinic, said they said no staff members were harmed. And while the building was damaged, the IVF lab, including the eggs and embryos and reproductive materials, were spared. Right. And then they said this morning an unexpected and tragic incident occurred outside our Palm Springs facility when a vehicle exploded in the parking lot near a building. And in the face of this tragedy, we remain committed to creating hope because we believe that that healing begins with community, compassion, care. This moment has shaken us, but it has not stopped us. We will continue to serve with strength, love and hope that brings new life into the world. Y' all, it's a shit show. I mean, if you go online and look at it, the destruction is pretty amazing. That's probably not the right word, but it's devastating. And just destroy blocks.

[Cindy Overton]

That's horrible.

[Woody Overton]

It's crazy. I mean, you know, I understand people have their views and everything, like, you know, abortion or whatever. You know, I remember back in the 90s when we had to do the cop shield lines in front of the abortion clinics and stuff like that.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

Stop the protesters. They had to put up fences and stuff. And, you know, people, I can. Maybe on abortion, but why would you do it on a fertility clinic? What is the angle on that?

[Cindy Overton]

Religious. I'm not going to act like I know, but I think there is some type of religious beliefs behind using fertility, too. I don't.

[Woody Overton]

I don't know. I guess there is. I guess. I mean, there's beliefs about, you know, you fly airplanes to the World Trade center, you automatically go to Ally and Get a mansion of the golden 99 virgins. I just guess I never heard of people who were trying to have babies.

[Cindy Overton]

They. And I'm not going to speak but Real Housewives in New York has someone on their cast that went through fertility. She never told her parents. She's from England and she is of, I want to say Indian descent, but I don't know exactly what. And she was so afraid because she can't get pregnant again without the use of fertility and her mom lives with her now like so she was afraid to tell her mom.

[Woody Overton]

This is what she happy they got a baby.

[Cindy Overton]

And then she finally did tell her mom and her mom was like I'm just exactly. I wish I would have been there with you.

[Woody Overton]

And that just came and popped in my mind by you Brandy. Right. And now she's got millions of followers. Y' all on TikTok. When we started with her she only had maybe 900,000, no less than a hundred thousand. Now she's got millions. But she went through it and, and they, you know, after multiple attempts they were able to successfully have a baby. Yeah, I don't, I don't get that. And hopefully this blew himself up and not somebody else.

[Cindy Overton]

That's so sad. I mean you. The struggle. I mean I, I can't imagine struggling to get pregnant, wanting to and like feeling like you failed every time.

[Woody Overton]

What if your shit' there and they blew it up.

[Cindy Overton]

Right? I know that's right. Yeah. But they said it wasn't, it wasn't affected.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, yeah. Well. All right, give us what you got.

[Cindy Overton]

So I'm going to take us to Victorville, California. And so in February a 16 year old runs into a local grocery store, right. And she is telling the staff of abuse she and her five sibling siblings are dealing with. And so someone at the grocery store reports this anonymously.

[Woody Overton]

Okay.

[Cindy Overton]

So the out.

[Woody Overton]

Sure. I wouldn't have to be anonymous. Kid comes running in my store saying I've been abused. I'm calling 911 saying come deal with this.

[Cindy Overton]

Well she reported it and it. And it says that it was done anonymously. So I would have like you said, yes, been, I mean just like whatever. But the outcry sparked of course a full blown investigation actually are calling it a tip. I don't know if this is, I mean a tip when the 16 year old is going in and telling you what's happening. But the tip was passed along to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, specifically their crimes against children detail and what deputies and social workers found inside that house led to felony torture and charges to not just the girl's foster parents, but also their adult daughter who's 23 years old. Okay, so Kenneth Michael Key and Tina Marie Sheffield key, both are 60 years old, and their 23 year old daughter, Caitlin Maresa Key, were arrested on May 12th. All three were charged with six counts of felony torture and one count of felony child abuse. And they're being held at the West Valley detention center on $1 million bail each. But here's what investigators discovered. Inside the home, there are six children.

[Woody Overton]

Imagine foster children.

[Cindy Overton]

Now they're getting this checks ranging in age from 4 to 16. And these poor kids endured what authorities describe as severe and prolonged abuse. And they said, we're talking about daily be strangulation to the point of them passing out. They were choked to the point of losing consciousness. They were starved, denied water, locked in rooms, and had their clothing taken away. And this wasn't happening apparently behind the scenes. Like, I mean, it was just all out in the open. It was happening in the neighborhood where people didn't seem to know. But nobody understands now how the people in the neighborhood didn't know because there was or a school. There's marks on the kids. There's all of this stuff. Exactly. And they're saying some of the children had actually documented their abuse themselves using iPads and taking photos and kept journals.

[Woody Overton]

Good.

[Cindy Overton]

So according to the court documents and coverage from ABC7 in Los Angeles, those materials became obviously key evidence in the case. Investigators noted injuries in various various stages of healing and described some of the abuse as involving prolonged physical pain and suffering, a necessary legal condition to charge torture under California law. It goes on to say that the charge of torture in California isn't often used. It's a serious felony and requires proving just not harm, but the intent to cause extreme suffering. So the District Attorney's office didn't hesitate in this case. Prosecutors say that the abuse is systemic and deliberate, something that happened over time and with coordination between the adults in the home. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Crimes Against Children division led the investigation with support from the Department of Children and Family Services. And when deputies first entered the house on February 13, they reported that the conditions in the home were so concerning that the children were immediately removed. And like I alluded to at the beginning of this, neighbors have been shocked. One of the neighbors, Jose Martinez, says, I never heard any bad noises. I would take out their trash and see the cans full of snacks. So I can't believe they didn't have any food. Or were being denied clothing. The kids seemed pretty normal, but of course, appearances can be deceiving. The case is already drawing comparisons to the infamous Turpin case. And that happened in 2018, where David and Louise Turpin were convicted of imprisoning and torturing their 13 children in Paris, California. All three defendants did not plea at the time of arraignment. And then more charges would be.

[Woody Overton]

How much does the state of California pay you to foster a child? Here's an answer from gardenerquadsquad.com they get between 400 and 700amonth. So they had six kids?

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

Six times seven. 4200. And that's tax free.

[Cindy Overton]

Yep. More charges will be filed as the investigation continues, of course, depending on what's uncovered in interviews and such. It's horrible.

[Woody Overton]

Well, that's. It is horrible. And the. You know I always hate to see you cry, but I'll just shut up about it. And I wish. Hey lifers. Woody Overton here. And I want to talk to y' all about something that's come up around our house more than once lately. Hormones. Now, I can't speak from personal experience on this one, but I seen it firsthand with Cindy. There were days she'd be feeling drained, overwhelmed, even a little off. We couldn't figure out why. She was eating right, taking care of herself, getting things done like always. But something just wasn't clicking. Turns out it wasn't just stress, it wasn't just being tired. She took this free two minute quiz from a company called Happy Mammoth and it gave her some serious insight into what might be going on with her hormone levels. After answering just a few simple questions, she got personalized breakdown. And one of the main things it pointed out was that her body may be overloaded with estrogen. That's when we found heart hormone Harmony. Happy Mammoth's plant based herbal formula designed to support your hormone levels, stress response and overall well being. Since Cindy started taking Hormone Harmony, she said it's made a noticeable difference. Things like occasional bloating, low energy, and those mild mood dips, all less frequent. And it didn't take a huge lifestyle overhaul to see those changes. Just a small daily habit that fit right into her routine. Now listen, this isn't some one size fits all deal. This quiz gives you personalized recommendations so you can understand what's going on in your body and what might help you feel better. Whether it's Hormone Harmony or one of their other hormone support products, you'll know exactly where to start. And here's the thing Happy Mammoth has helped thousands of women. They have over 40,000 5 star reviews and a bottle of Hormone harmony cells every 24 seconds. That many folks can't be wrong. And ready to start feeling like yourself again. Head over to happy mammoth.com and take their free 2 minute hormone quiz today to find the ultimate answer to your stubborn hormonal issues. And for a limited time, you can also get 15% off your entire first order with my code RLRCOUT. That's H A P-Y M A M-MMOTH.com and use the code RLRC for 15% off today. Did you know there's an online cannabis company that ships federally legal THC right to your door? And they found a way to combine THC with carefully selected functional ingredients. Target nearly every mood and health concern you can think of. I'm talking about Mood.com's incredible line of functional gummies and you can get 20% off your first order at Mood.com with promo code RLRC. Forget one size fits all supplements that only get you high. Mood's Functional Gummies are optimized to kick in as little as 15 minutes and take you to the mood that you're looking for. Whether that's mind magic gummies for deep work and creativity, PMF support to ease cramps and balance mood swings, or their sexual euphoric gummies to help you feel ready for action and turn every touch into a full body experience. Look y' all, you know I have trouble sleeping. I take the sleepy time gummy, I take a quarter of one, but I before I go to sleep and I sleep hard all night long, never even move, wake up feeling fresh as a daisy. So listen, you can find gummies to just get you high pretty much anywhere these days, but Mood's Functional Gummies combine premium federal legal THC with targeted botanicals to help you get into that perfect mood, usually in as little as 15 minutes. And everything ships discreetly right to your door. No dispensary lines, no awkward conversations, just better days and nights delivered to your doorstep. Best of all, not only is every Mood product backed by 100 day satisfaction guarantee, but as I mentioned, listeners get 20% off their first order with code RLRC. So head to mood.com, find the functional gummy that matches exactly what you're looking for and let Mood help you discover your perfect mood. And don't forget to use promo code RLRC when you check out to save 20% on your first order. You know, I wish I could be president and have like autonomous power. Because I would change all the criminal justice laws strictly to you get convicted. We was instead of building prisons, we just reenact what you did.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And just kill you at the end of it.

[Cindy Overton]

Exactly.

[Woody Overton]

So with that being said, let's go to Wisconsin. Wisconsin. And our favorite girl over the years, Taylor Shabizness.

[Cindy Overton]

I love her so much.

[Woody Overton]

She is back in the headlines again. This is the fucking hemorrhoid that just won't go away. She do now this motherfucker. I've never heard of this. Now if you don't know who Taylor Shabizziness is, She's a woman who was having sex with some dude. They were doing meth and she decided that she wanted to kill him and she cut off his head or after she killed him she raped him with numerous objects and then she cut off his head and limbs, et cetera and his dick and left that in a bucket for his mama to find and everything else. So she got convicted on that. But the gift that keeps on giving. She has been on international news several times in the courthouse she has now attacked not one but two of her attorneys. I'm talking about like in court, standing there, cameras on her and she beats her ass. Not done yet. Let me tell my story. I'll give you some highlights on it. She first fired her appellate attorney this after conviction attorney Greg Pettit. And she's missed the deadline to file her formal appeal after her 2023 murder conviction. Which means usually all like in Louisiana they give you a year. And I know some dumb asses that have done it. And one of my soon to come out original life real crime. We're going to talk about a girl that convicted a murder and you know you're sit in prison, you got a year to file your appeal. You didn't do anything else. Why can't you get it done? So anyway she. She missed it and she fired her pillow attorney on that. Now before that she had two previous public defenders who both asked withdrawals counsel after she business beat their ass in court. Yeah, right. And there's. I'm not going to take a whole lot longer wanted. But what happened now is the public defender for the state of Wisconsin because she's indigent. Right. They have said they ain't representing her ever again. Ever. That's the first time I've ever had. I don't even know if that's legal. How does a public defender say it, William? That that is so bad. We're not messing with her. So anyway again she's serving a life sentence for the murder Shad Thar and whom she garroted, which is why around the neck and beheaded before dismembering his body and scattering his remains. Now again, she's also facing criminal charges currently for beating the shit out of a prison nurse with a metal tray.

[Cindy Overton]

Goodness.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah. So she on this case. She decides. I told you to remove that public defender. And now she doesn't have a lawyer. And the office of the Wisconsin state public defender said they will no longer provide her with legal counsel. That's it. Buck you. We're done. So I've never. All the serial killers, everybody, motherfucker. You ever heard of. You never heard a public defender say fuck it, I quit. And now her appellate attorney has become the fourth public defender to withdraw from one of her three cases. So the. The first guy, Quinn Jolly. And she whipped his ass and he withdrew as her attorney. And then Curtis Joelke. Who Curtis Joelke, who's the guy that was a representer on beating the shit out of the nurse in the prison. Metal tray. She attacked him in the courtroom. And then Christopher Froilech, who replaced Jolly after he stepped down, withdrew a few months after she business conviction and was replaced by Greg Pet it so. And then Shabizzness, being the genius that she is, fires Pettit and after he files a report, it's called a no merit report, which said that his client's conviction came after a fair. A fair investigation and trial. Her own appellate turner's like it. You got an appeal, bitch. You did it. You cut him up in. And whatever. Whatever. And it just goes on and on. So I don't know what's going to happen with old shabiziness. The. Maybe she's going to represent herself. Yeah. I really be interested in seeing that in person. But it was funny though, I guess. Yeah, pretty funny that one of the last attacks that when she does in the corroborance on cameras, you hear the. The sheriff's deputies calling her by her name. You know, the first name basis. You're such a bad. Yeah, so there you go. Business is rocking it up in Wisconsin.

[Cindy Overton]

How far away is she from Toma?

[Woody Overton]

It's not that far. About two hours.

[Cindy Overton]

Maybe you should go have us sit down with her.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, maybe so.

[Cindy Overton]

Maybe you shouldn't. She might attack you. Okay. So I'm gonna take us. I don't know if this is far enough back for me to say all the way, but we're going all the way back to 2001. Does that justifies way back.

[Woody Overton]

Not in my mind.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, In May of 2001, a 50 year old woman named Leslie Jennings Preer was found beaten and strangled in Chevy Chase, Maryland.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

I assume she's dead.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes. And her daughter Lauren is the one that discovered her body after Leslie failed to show up for work. So for 23 years the case remained unsolved. This is going.

[Woody Overton]

Hopefully they solved it.

[Cindy Overton]

The one that was being heavily looked at during the time was who you typically is. The spouse, like you always say. And that was also the daughter that found Leslie. It's her. The husband and wife were married?

[Woody Overton]

Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

They were still an intact family. So they were accusing her father of doing it, but he was never charged. But In June of 24, a breakthrough came, of course, as we all know, in DNA evidence that led to the arrest of Eugene Teodor. T E o D O R Not like that.

[Woody Overton]

The husband.

[Cindy Overton]

No. Gligger. He was Lauren's ex boyfriend during her teenage years.

[Woody Overton]

Really?

[Cindy Overton]

Yes. So Gligger G L I G O r. He's now 45 and he had been, like I said, Lauren's ex boyfriend when they were teenagers. And he now lives in Washington D.C. d.C. Worked in real estate and had no criminal record. But the cases. The case was solved using advanced forensic techniques, including familiar DNA genealogical mapping, marking the first time that Maryland police had used familiar DNA to solve a case. And they found Gleger's DNA throughout the crime scene, including under Leslie's fingernails. And they identified a distant relative in Rome Mania and reconstructed the family tree, leading them to Gligger. And he was arrested by the U.S. marshals Task Force in Washington D.C. and charged with first degree murder. And Lauren expressed extreme disbelief upon learning the identity of her mother's killer, stating it's been a hell of a day. He was my boyfriend and she never suspected him.

[Woody Overton]

So it wasn't the mama's boyfriend from high school.

[Cindy Overton]

It was the daughter's daughter's boyfriend.

[Woody Overton]

Maybe had a thing from mom.

[Cindy Overton]

And she said that she never suspected Gligger despite having encountered him in public just a year before his arrest. And the motive for the killing remains unknown and prosecutors do not believe it was premeditated. So he pleaded guilty to second degree murder and is awaiting sentencing in August of 2025. But he faces up to 30 years in prison.

[Woody Overton]

Prison Love, love, love justice. Even if it's delayed sometimes, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Yep.

[Woody Overton]

And y' all, Ms. Barbara Blunt's case. Please continue to call in your tips and justice for Haley. We. We know that the District Attorney is working on the case actively now. We will give you an update as soon as they reach out back out to Ms. Barbara, so we don't waste an episode on that. But the call and your tips from Ms. Barbara Blunts, nothing is too small. And the only thing is there is no DNA and technically no crime scene, but call it in. And that dude had 23 Christmases and was selling real estate, doing all that, and he murdered his high school sweetheart. Mama. Fuck him. It's time for beast mode. Let me take it on a different level here. And might be pushing the limits of a crime, but I guess it is a crime one way or another. Let's go out to Nevada, and as a veterinarian, and this has gone viral. I'm sure everybody in the world's seen it. Dr. Sean Frayner body, which was identified through dental records. Now, anytime you got to identify a body through dental records, you know, something got fucked up that you got burned or you bet, you know, mutilated, right? Or buried and skeleton or whatever, right? But they old Dr. Shawn, they identified him through dental records, and he was found near the Boulder Islands outside Las Vegas on April 8th 18th. Now that y' all been to Vegas, like a thousand times. And no, not just a gamble for work and stuff. And Boulder Islands, it's nothing but fucking desert.

[Cindy Overton]

Mm.

[Woody Overton]

I mean, it must be one of those.

[Cindy Overton]

Is that what you see when we're flying in?

[Woody Overton]

I guess so. I don't know. I had to check on that. So. But you think there's a criminal in this story?

[Cindy Overton]

Obviously it's an animal, right?

[Woody Overton]

Oh, because it's beast mode. You're a genius. So. Well, there is a crime in this story.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

And maybe a little bit of beast mode justice. So the cause of death for the Nevada veterinarian, well, it's been viral on social media, but the what went viral was he treats horses and shit. Big animal veterinarian. Right. And you know what he was seen on video doing?

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, gosh.

[Woody Overton]

It'S not that bad. Well, I mean, it's bad, but it's not. He wasn't raping.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay, okay.

[Woody Overton]

But he was seen kicking a horse.

[Cindy Overton]

Why would you do that?

[Woody Overton]

Well, you're a fucking vet.

[Cindy Overton]

Why would you do that?

[Woody Overton]

He's seen kicking a horse in a video that went viral on social media now. But they discovered the law enforcement discovered the body. Dr. Sean, like I told you, of Boulder Islands at Lake Mead. So that's what it is near Las Vegas. And of course, all the different TV stations out there, and they said that his confirmed cause of death is drowning with phenobarbital use as contributing factor. Right. What the fuck? And that's according to the Clark County's office and corner mel examiner. And his manner of death is listed as suicide. Can you believe that? So according to the National Library of Medicine, phenobarbital sodium is a common animal euthanasia drug in the United States and Canada. I would make. Maybe he's wanting to do ketamine, grab the wrong bottle or something.

[Cindy Overton]

No, he probably did it on purpose. Taylor took my brother.

[Woody Overton]

Understand what it is? What I'm saying is maybe he. He was getting high on his own supply of ketamine, which is a horse tranquilizer, and he grabbed the shit that they use to euthanize animals instead. But anyway, he was reported missing nearly two weeks before he was found dead. And the National Park Service has been leading an expansive search for him and in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. So his wallet, keys and cell phone have been found in his unoccupied truck, which left near Lake Mead. Now, his disappearance came just days after he was seen kicking a horse in a viral video that spread across social media. And on April 3, he was called to administer anesthetic shocks shots for horses at a property located about 60 miles west of Vegas. And this according to Shawna Gonzalez, who's the property owner. He said, I heard my mom yell, oh, my God, he just kicked him. Gonzalez said, oh, my God, mom, he's choking. She added, he wrapped the horse around his neck three times and kicked him in the head.

[Cindy Overton]

Wow.

[Woody Overton]

Right? So he just didn't kick in the leg, he kicked him in the head. Now he kind of high flying kung fu. You gonna kick the horse in the head? But Gonzalez said the horse was treated for abrasions to the skull and other injuries. She then pushed for animal cruelty charges, which led to the Nye County Sheriff's Office to open a criminal investigation against Friner. So his response to the allegations on social media, insisting, I did not blatantly haul off and kick this horse, as it happens, appear in the video, that was not my intention at all, I guess. Motherfucker. Video doesn't lie. But he continues, he said it was done simply to get the horse in a better position so that he could breathe and get up and move so I could again try to get him anesthesia. Gonzalez said in a texted outlet she was sorry to hear about Frederick's death. The horse owner. I had no idea this would happen, she wrote. But I was not the one bullying. I'm not sorry for standing up for my horse. I am their voice and continue to be so, so, so doctor. I mean you know, you kick a horse in the head and it's on video. People are going to respond in a couple days later. He couldn't handle it I guess.

[Cindy Overton]

I guess not. I just looked up a phenobarbital overdose. So it can happen. I mean.

[Woody Overton]

I don't know.

[Cindy Overton]

Read it.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, I don't need to read it. I know that that's what they use to put cats and dogs and. And other things asleep in a massive dose to give them their general good night. So we're gonna with speculation they're calling it suicide. Yeah, the. I would assume it is suicide. Maybe he went to his favorite place out by Lake Mead, the boat or whatever and did a little more kung fu before he shot himself up. I might have to think the horse is on the ground.

[Cindy Overton]

I would. I. There's no way he.

[Woody Overton]

He could. I could jump up out of his chair and kick a horse in the teeth if I want to.

[Cindy Overton]

No, you couldn't.

[Woody Overton]

You're right. I could. I could see it on my mind's eye there Mr. Ed. You had to make Mr. Ed talk the horse. You know what I'm talking about. A horse is a horse. Listen to me. That his mouth always moved. You know how they did it?

[Cindy Overton]

Gave him a carrot.

[Woody Overton]

No, they put peanut butter inside his gum. It'll feel much him getting all of them. And then they would put the words in over that. That's some useless only Woody over to me.

[Cindy Overton]

We're gonna go to New York.

[Woody Overton]

New York City or just New York.

[Cindy Overton]

New York State. Suffolk County.

[Woody Overton]

Suffolk county. Folks.

[Cindy Overton]

There's a 40 year old man named Brian War and he's a former custodian of the Lindenhurst Union Free School District.

[Woody Overton]

All right. Custody mean like a janitor. Okay.

[Cindy Overton]

He's been indicted on 113 felony charges.

[Woody Overton]

Damn. Yeah.

[Cindy Overton]

So the charges included multiple counts of sexual abuse, use of a child and a sexual performance and possession and promotion of child sexual performance material. The indictment follows an investigation that began on April 30th of this year after a tip about child abuse content uploaded to Google led authorities to War. Upon executing a search warrant at War's residence, investigators discovered videos and images on his phone depicting him sexually abusing a child. And Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney stated, beyond the horrific trauma of the sexual abuse itself, this defendant recorded these despicable acts and distributed the material to others. Each view and share re victimizes the child that's his quote. War has not been employed by the school district since January of 2021. And he pleaded not guilty to all charges. He's being held on a $5 million bond, and his next court appearance is scheduled for June 20. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact the Suffolk County Digital forensics unit. And I don't have the whole phone number or I would give it to you, but the. Because they need as obviously as much more information.

[Woody Overton]

100 plus counts. What a fucking idiot.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And. And actually he's a. It's time for effort of professionals. You have one job to clean and maintain. Not to use your position to rape babies. Right?

[Cindy Overton]

Correct.

[Woody Overton]

I don't understand. But y' all, you know what? I am sitting here. I'm. I'm not bullshitting you. This is one of two studios, and I'm sitting here looking at a big ass snake skin. Yes. Yeah, snake skin. Let me finish. Snake skin on the floor, which was shed from the snake, which is probably still inside this room alive. It's not like the snake died and his head and his bones are on it. It is the snake skin where they shed it off or molted, as some people call it. A couple times a year, I think, or once a year, I don't know. But so gets me thinking and cutting the grass this week, seeing snakes. I saw. Got to do a little bit of fishing. Wisconsin was in town, saw several snakes. It is the time of year. It's like 92 degrees here today. And you know what? We. Our places are in the country. And you're gonna have snakes, right? Yeah, I mean, that's just the way that it is. But I. Those boys from Wisconsin down here, I told them every time you put your foot, look where you stepping. Because there are snakes in the cotton mouth or the water moccasins we have will not back down. They will act. Probably the only snake in the world that will actively engage you and chase your ass. So why am I telling you this? This truly isn't a crime, but it's a little. It's a Little public service announcement. 9 million 34. Right? And Bobo put it under. It's time for beast mode. Now, we do a lot of gardening and grass cutting and all that, you know, fishing, stuff like that. And it's just. You expect. You live in the country, you're gonna see snakes. My mama is terrified of them. Right? And this is not the first skin we found. The shed we found. Right, hot sleepers, listen up. This one's for you. You probably know Avocado green mattresses for their certified organic mattresses. But did you know they also make unbelievably breathable natural bedding? From soft organic cotton sheets to light as air as silk and lofty down duvets, their bedding is designed to naturally regulate temperature and to keep you cool and comfy and sleeping soundly all night. Hey, and let's be real, when you're swapping out jeans for shorts and turning up the ac, it's probably time to refresh your bed too. Because we sleep better when we sleep cool and nothing sleeps cooler than natural organic bedding. What I love about Avocado's bedding is how breathable and temperature regulating it is. Whether you're wrapped up in that organic cotton sheet or under their down or silk or built the way inserts, you're staying cool, dry and comfortable all night. No more waking up in a sweat. Plus the feel, the total luxury. These are the kind of sheets you look forward to climbing into. They're cotton soft from night one and gets even better with every wash. And don't get me started on the down duvet. It's like sleeping under a perfectly cool cloud. And of course everything is made with sustainability in mind, from got certified organic cotton to responsible down standard certification. So you're not just investing in a better night's sleep, you're supporting ethical eco conscious practices. Better for you, better for the planet. Head to avocadomatress.com today to save 10% on all bedding and 50% on clearance. Bedding. Avocado is a dream of being better. Summer's just around the corner and the folks at Mint Mobile have a hot take. Getting the summer BOD is out and getting your savings BOD is in. This spring and summer we want skimpy wireless bills and fat wallets. And with Premium Wilder's plans, for just 15 bucks a month, you can have both without breaking the sweat or the bang. I was paying way too much for wireless service and decided to give Mint Mobile a try and I've been seriously impressed. The call quality is crystal clear, the data speeds are fast and I'm saving hundreds of dollars. It's the easiest switch I ever made and I didn't have to sacrifice a thing. Say bye bye to your overpriced wireless plans draw dropping monthly bills and unexpected overages. Mint Mobile is here to rescue you. All plans come with high speed data and unlimited talk and text delivered on the nation's largest 5G network. Use your own phone with any Mint Mobile plan and bring Your phone number along with all your existing contacts. Ditch overpriced wireless and get three months of premium wireless service from Mint Mobile for 15 bucks a month this year. Skip breaking a sweat and breaking the bank. Get your summer savings and shop premium wireless [e-mail] RLRC that's mintmobile.com RLRC upfront payment of 45 for three months. 5 gigabyte plan requires equivalent to $15 a month. New customer offer for first three months only. Then full price plan options available. Taxes and fees are extra. Cement Mobile for details.

[Cindy Overton]

No, there was another one in the corner the other day, right?

[Woody Overton]

So yes, the snakes, you know, they like. But you know, if you, if you're a gardener and you're outside and you live in the country and you expect that that's just part of life. Well, I'll tell you about a lady who's my age. She's 55. Her name is Tracy Goodman and we're going to Alpine, California. Well, Ms. Tracy Goodman, I'll make it short for you all because my public service, Tracy given was gardening in her front yard in Alpine, California on May 9th when a rattlesnake bitter.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh my.

[Woody Overton]

All right, so video. Now that I don't know how you got video footage of this. This was video footage showed the 55 year old walking, breaking her arms after the incident. So maybe naturally, what Maybe a ring camera. Oh, I just got a alert from Ms. Barbara.

[Cindy Overton]

Hold on.

[Woody Overton]

D.A. called me personally. And on a Sunday she sent out emails to everyone to find out what's going on. All right, y' all. So she gets snake bit, she hauls ass to the hospital. And you know why? Besides obvious, she was snake bit, her skin started turning yellow and her body started to spasm. And so she was rushed to the intensive care after this rattlesnake bit the shit out of her. And she said, I was putting weeds in my bucket and I felt this really sharp bite. Okay, that happens. And capturing the moment the bite happened. Video footage shared by ABC Tim showed Goodman shouting ow. Before the rest of her words were bleeped out. So we'll put it in there for you, Tracy. So she. I don't know where the camera came. Maybe it was a ring cam. She then walked around her yard shaking her arms, which is another nae nae. But she's screaming for neighbors for help and they call 91 1. And her condition began to worsen. She said, I noticed my arms and veins were turning neon yellow and my mouth and tongue were swollen. My lips sounds like A Christmas Story. My lips were twitching. Then my eyes and head started twitching. Yeah. You were up.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And they said the doctors were shocked. They had never seen videos of it. So then all of a sudden there was a huge wave. My entire body starts a spasm head to toe.

[Cindy Overton]

That's scary.

[Woody Overton]

It is. That's fucked up. So the doctors, doing what docs do, they gave her not one, but two anti venom doses. Thank God they had that on hand. And she got to the hospital and ultimately she was released from the hospital after being an ICU for two days. And she says what I shouldn't have done is go in circles, which can increase venom to your heart faster. She also said that she plans to wear. Start wearing leather gloves when she's working in the yard. And would you use a stick to check for venomous creatures? First.

[Cindy Overton]

Learned a lesson.

[Woody Overton]

At least she's alive. First of all, she's alive. So the public service announcement is. I don't imagine it applies to anybody living in New York City or Los Angeles, whatever. But, yeah, snakes are snakes and they do what they do. Now the snake that's living in this. In this studio is here because it's cool and it's dark and it's. It's just a nice place to be and don't want to be out fucking around. It's got no. No birds trying to get it. No eagles trying to scoop down on her. Hawks or whatever it is protected. I'm looking at my feet now. The stay safe, watch out for snakes. Especially this time of the year, y' all, when it's warming up. They're out and about, dropping their skins, shedding their skins, trying to find shit to eat. Don't let it be you.

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Woody Overton]

Because we love you. You got anything else? All right, so now what I really don't want to talk about again, but we're going to do it because I promise y' all. There are like 26 different stories today just on P. Diddy, because we gonna know that everything. The trial continues as you know, because it's everywhere in the world. And Cassie keeps testifying. The male prostitute is testified. Look, they've talked to, I mean, everybody. Of course, the defense is tearing Cassie up, trying to say, you know, she's money grubbing and all that. Well, I'm pretty sure he groomed the out of her and then started doing it. I'm just not like, he's just gonna bring a girl the first day and say, hey, let's do a freak off maybe, but I doubt it. And so for the haters that say that, let the jury be the judge and that's how it should be. But it just goes on and on and who's going to testify? And they tell you everything from what their mother's uncles, plumber's brother had for breakfast to how Cassaventura's testimony can help prosecution prove claims that did he was a sex trafficker to whatever, whatever. And it just goes on. Who what to know about the 12 jurors who are deciding to fade. I'm just gonna read y' all some of them. It's stupid. The Cassie is pregnant in court and prosecutors alleged that Diddy's lawyers are Stalin for a mistrial as she gives birth. I mean, come on, man. This just won't go away. And Cassie's heartbreaking text to Diddy's days after the hotel beaten is read aloud in court. Cassie threatened to kill a man who said he had a video. Freak off. You are fucking with my life. Breakup text between Diddy and Cassie needed you to love me during these are all separate news stories, y' all. During Cassie's testimony, her husband had to leave the courtroom. Here's why. I mean, if you want to interested in it, go read it. The here's what Diddy allegedly did when he was found found out Cassie was dating an NFL player. Who gives a fuck? Days after Brulee Assaulting Cassie at LA's hotel. Here's the shocking text. Diddy center. Another one. Does Cassie hate Diddy?

[Cindy Overton]

Jesus.

[Woody Overton]

I mean, get the fuck out of here. Here's another one. Justin Bieber breaks silence on whether he was among Diddy's victims amid dead rapper sex trafficking trial. Right. Another one. Diddy's trial. Day five, full recap. Cassie wraps up her blockbuster testimony. Another one. Castevich here breaks down in tears when asked about Freaksaws and shares powerful words. Another one. Cassie's husband speaks out after listening to four days of disturbing testimony about his wife. Another one. Diddy took Cassie's phone when he suspected her dancing with Chris Brown. Yeah, right. This is. They are literally digging for anything in the world. Another one. Basically, I was a sex worker. Cassie claims during the video. I don't know the. I'm gonna read y' all the headlines on these just so I don't have to read y' all the story. Aubrey o' Day says Sean Diddy combs trials Bittersweet. I've been speaking the truth about Diddy for 20 years. I don't even know who that is. Don't care. And all right. I'm gonna get off of that. So, Diddy, y' all, if they ever come up with something more significant, we'll tell you about it. All right? All right. I want to give. Not a public service announcement, but how about a hiring announcement? Because we're going in New Orleans, Louisiana.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

All right. And they are. Got some people are now going to be unemployed. You know, I. No, you don't. You hadn't heard this, like, been the hottest of social media and everywhere. And I've been inside this place, and it is a. At one time, it was rated the worst central lockup in the United States. America's for Katrina, but we got a New Orleans. New Orleans, as we say down here. And, you know, they got a whole bunch of MFers locked up in New Orleans Parish Prison, or Jefferson Parish Prison, whatever you want to call it. And, you know, you got to be watching the prisoners, right? Well, as on Friday, May 16, at 8:30am they went to do a routine head count, which most people don't know that, but they count you every hour in prison. Some of them are formal counts, some of them are just bullshit counts. Right. And you want to make sure the count is correct, because if it's not, what does that mean?

[Cindy Overton]

You got me someone missing or you got an extra.

[Woody Overton]

You're right. So the count was off at 8:30am that morning. Guess by how many. Nine Jesuit. Nine inmates, including accused murderers, are on the loose after escaping New Orleans jail. And at the press conference on Friday, May 16, Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Huston said the men escaped from the Orleans Parish justice center around one amount early Friday morning. Now, 1am to 8:30am That's a lot of time. Okay. But when I tell you how I escape, it's really gonna fuck you up. So that is a long time. There's a lot of counts, A lot of rounds supposed to be made between them.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

So Sheriff says, we do acknowledge there is no way people can get out of this facility without there being some type of lapse in security or help from the inside. Collapse in security. Yeah, there's no way. It's almost impossible, not completely, but almost impossible for anybody to get out of this facility without help from the outside. We intend to find out exactly what happened. Now, Hudson said the inmates were able to escape because of the defective locks on their cells and then breached a wall behind a toilet. So get this, maybe two inmates to a cell. Yeah, maybe one, depending on security levels. But not only were they able to break out of the prison, they had to break out their own cells to get to this one cell where the dude did like on Shawshank Redemption and carved a hole in his wall behind his toilet. Now, you know that takes a minute. It's not like the had a chainsaw and an angle grinder in there cutting a hole out. And it's Holland for hey, everybody coming different it.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

But they said based on video surveillance, they were seen exiting a door on the docks where we normally bring in supplies. Then they scale. They were scaling the wall and running across interstate. Sheriff said shortly thereafter we have indication that these detainees received assistance in their escape from individuals outside our department. No shit, Sherlock. If I'm in prison, I'm gonna escape. And I can call somebody to plan it. That means it's all been playing for a long time time now jail officials realized the men escaped during a routine headcount at 8:30am on Friday. Look at this picture. Damn right that's the hole in the wall.

[Cindy Overton]

Cell inspections.

[Woody Overton]

That's what I'm saying. They didn't do it.

[Cindy Overton]

No, but I'm saying like completes.

[Woody Overton]

No, they. Oh, yeah, they didn't do it. All they had to do was move this. So y' all in sales. The toilet and your sink is one piece of metal. The ever cell I've been in is one piece of metal. That's bolts to the wall. Right. And you got naturally, you got a pipe behind that in this cell that behind it, there's a significant size hole that a big dude could get through. And anyway, the check out the photos online. So the photos released by the sheriff's office showed a large hole cut behind a toilet. And with we innocent and too easy ll written above it.

[Cindy Overton]

That's true.

[Woody Overton]

We innocent.

[Cindy Overton]

Well, the innocent part, no.

[Woody Overton]

But we innocent and too easy. Lol. Yeah. Can you believe that? That's like adding in insult to injury. But anyway, one of the escapees who's Kendall Miles was recaptured and pretty much real quick. He must not had a ride and was rebooked into jail on a new charge. Simple skate. Now, deputies found him hiding beneath the car in the parking garage of the Hotel Monteleone, one of our favorite places. That's the hotel, y' all. And New Orleans. What has the revolving bar. All right, still have my grandparents used to blow it up back there in the day. But still is at this time are Anton Massey, Linton Van Buren, Leo Tate, Derek Gross, Jermaine Donald, Corey Board, Gary Price, Robert Moody, and the Ken and Dennis. But Boyd, Donald and Gross are facing murder charges this year. Says we're still gathering information or investigating our own to find out exactly what happened and where the lapses were. Of course, now that's why I'm telling you. If you would like to become a correctional officer and you're in the city, New Orleans, good old Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office, which most people don't know. Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office does. Used to be. It may have changed it by now. They don't have a criminal side. They most Sheriff's office in the state of Louisiana. You have the criminal side and you have the correction side. Right. And the sheriff's also responsible for maintenance, security in the courtrooms and like that. The Orleans Parish. The nopd, handles all the criminal side. And Orleans Parish just houses.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh.

[Woody Overton]

And serves civil papers.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

You basically had one job, and there's a whole lot of people about to be unemployed. So if you want to become a correctional officer and. Or it used to be Opp. Orleans Parish Prison, they call it something else now because of the negative connotation. Go down there and apply and see Sheriff Hudson. Tell her real life, real crime, true crime. Time for sentry. And I got nothing else for today. And I'm Woody Overton.

[Cindy Overton]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[Woody Overton]

We'll holler y' all later. Peace.