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True Crime Time For November 11, 2025 | Police Misconduct, Neglect, and the Hunt for Justice
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Woody Overton
Foreign hello everybody and welcome to this episode of True Crime. Time for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton and Cindy Overton is not in the house. Roland Solo. All good. She is on Secret Mission not really. She's. But she can't be here today again, and that's okay. She will be back in the saddle asap, probably for tomorrow show. All right. Hashtag Justice Riley, hashtag Justice Rao. A lot of happening. Y' all know this. You know, there have been some arrest for different reasons and stuff like that. I'm sure you know about it by now. The we're going to keep pushing forward. 313rlrc tip Ms. Barbara Blunt's case. Same thing. Hashtag just Barbara Blunt. 313rlrc tip and just keep them coming. We're going to keep pushing in. This week's episode is going to be a humdinger on hashtag just for Bradley and hashtag just for Ao and the Some people are going to be really upset when the names that are dropped and the stories that are told. How about that? We'll leave it at that. All right, let's get on some true crime time for Taco Tuesday, y'. All. If Cindy was here, I would pick on her somebody. It's funny. Some people made comment. Somebody made a comment like, oh, I can't listen to Woody anymore. He reminds me of my husband that abused me or whatever because he talks down to Cindy all the time. Come on, man. That's. That's show stuff. Yeah. My wife and I are best friends. We're everything. Etc. And she. She does all the. That I can't do. And I love her pieces. And I. The lifers out there that know us know that. Right. So I. What we do on the show is strictly unscripted banner back and forth. But I would have made a joke like, it's Taco Tuesday. And Cindy would have said, every day is Taco Tuesday for you. Well, that's kind of true. I probably eat tacos three days a week. Right. One form or another. The most genius person, the most genius invention of tacos in the last thousand years. You know what? The hard shells, I like hard shell bite. I mean, I eat soft tacos, too, but the hard shells that are extra wide because, you know, the little cheap ones that come in an Ortega or whatever pack, you try to put meat and in and they just break. Get the big old hard shell. Now they got flavor ones, hot ones and. But let's go on. I might have to drop some stories on y' all today. They're a little harsher than I did for yesterday, but. Well, let's just start with a. It's time for effed up professionals. Well, we're going to tell you about A police officer. You know, I know the. I've known police officers, naturally, who run the evidence rooms and that's what they do every day. And the. When you know a company that does, you know, logs and, and a lot of times look at work cases where shit's just missing. And whether people are stealing the drugs for their. To support their. I'm talking about officers to support their addictions or they're stealing money off of cases, whatever it happens. And we're going up to North Texas, all right? And that this dude, he was an evidence clerk for two North Texas police departments. And guess what? He's not anymore. And he has just begun serving a 30 day jail sentence. And why? Because he pled guilty to stealing firearms while on the job. So Carl Edmondson reported Monday to the Lou Starrett justice center in Dallas. And that's where he's going to be locked up, y'.
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Woody Overton
That's where he's going to do his time. Because he did a plea deal. And under the plea deal he will also serve three years probation and he is barred from working for any government agency. Again, Captain Obvious, right? Court records showed Evanson previously managed the evidence room at the DeSoto Police Department. And then he took the same position with the middle oath. Thin fuck I know I'm gonna get read about that by you lifers mid low thin police department back in 2022. So he was called after a confidential informant told the DeSoto Police in April of 2024 that Edmondson had been stealing items including firearms, tools, cameras and jury. And he'd been doing it for years, y'. All. And he. He's fucking re gifted them. He's giving them away his gifts. So I guess he didn't want to pass payroll. So investigators, they get a search warrant, search his home. And lo and behold, guess What? They found 18 guns in his bedroom. 13 of which they were able to trace back to the DeSoto property room. So that's. Guns have been seized using murders or suicide seized off the street. And this dude is just taking them home and. And give them away as gifts. Well, not anymore. And there's your up professional. I mean it's just. Again, it's just stupidity. One day the worm is going to turn and you're right. So I don't know the. I don't know. But you know, everything that dude ever touched, now every case he ever touched, I would imagine is going to come under appeal because it'd be like, oh, the evidence could have been tainted or what have. But it is what it is. Oh yeah. I'll take you to my favorite share. Sheriff Grady Judge, the chief of police.
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Police Chief
For the Haynes City Police Department. Earlier today we had an officer involved shooting within the city limits of Haynes City. One of our officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a very dark colored pickup truck with very dark tinted windows on it did not have a tag attached to the vehicle. Traffic stop occurring 1200 block Avenue I in Haines City. As the vehicle was turning off 13th street, suspect vehicle pulled to the side of the road. As our officers conducted the traffic stop, we had a backup officer come from the opposite direction, pull in front of the vehicle. At this time, as our backup officer was getting out of the vehicle, the suspect vehicle backed up, almost striking the original officer's vehicle and sped forward, attempting to strike officer Ryan Hamilton. At this time, Officer Hamilton fired several shots. Suspect hit the gas pedal. Like I said, it was heard by a witness as it drove right at Officer Hamilton. Officer Hamilton is about a year and a half. We've been on the force about a year and a half here at the police department. The other officer, Joseph Elam, been here approximately 11 years. They're part of the young men and women of the Haynes City Police Department who have been out protecting this city and our citizens here several. Several years. Like I said, Officer Hamilton fired several rounds and Sheriff Jug will be talking about more in detail a little bit more about that in just a second. Suspect is leuven Seuss, the blackmail 95 of 2001. Last known address is in with us within the city limits of Haynes City. At the time, Mr. Seuss has a suspended driver's license and long prior arrest in his. In his history. The officer involved deadly incident Task force for the 10th Judicial Circuit, which Sheriff Judd manages and it's under his control, has taken over the investigation and they will be going on on forth with their investigation over the next several days. We have some preliminary information that we want to pass out here today. And as it is our standard practice for the police department, officers will be placed on administrative leave with pay after the investigation is completed by the OD Task force and the police department will conduct an internal investigation. When that is complete, we want to make sure that our general orders and the policies and procedures for the Han City Police Department have been followed. And at this time I'll turn it over to Sheriff Judd to provide some more details as far as the incident goes.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Thank you, Chief. Come on in, Sergeant. First off, I want to point out this is the police officer, Sergeant that was on duty last night. And the professional response was remarkable. So thank you very much for your team doing the right thing at the right time for the right reason. Sarge, you know, Chief wanted to make sure that there was a transparent investigation. He immediately called the OD Task Forces of the 10th Judicial Circuit Task force that was put together by our state Attorney, Brian Haas. So not only is there an independent investigation by the OD task force and in Polk County, I am the coordinator of that for the state Attorney's office. But in addition to that, there was state attorney representatives that was here last night. But I want to give you some preliminary information. And as you know, every time we have an event such as this, I tell you the information that we give you is preliminary. And let me underscore that that information can be modified as our investigation goes on. But it's important to all of us, especially to the Chief and to me, that we present to you the information that we have at this point in the investigation. Certainly if we waited to this investigation was completed to release information, that would be weeks and weeks and weeks away. And that's absolutely not acceptable to the community, and it's certainly not acceptable to us. But let me open this up by showing you some photographs. First and foremost, I want you to see that the tent here is very, very, very dark. You cannot see into that vehicle in the daytime, and you certainly can't see into that vehicle at night. So our officers had no idea who they were stopping. In fact, we checked the tent with one of our tent meters. To be legal, it has to be 28%. The lower you go, the darker the tent is. The tent on this vehicle was 2%. So it was totally blacked out. You could not see. In addition, what you're looking at here is a vehicle that was spray painted black. This vehicle was originally white. What the officers didn't know at the time of their traffic stop, they were simply stopping a vehicle occupied by an unknown person because there was no tag on the vehicle. And as a result of no tag on the vehicle, this entire event started. What they didn't realize, and we are still investigating is we believe this vehicle is stolen, but it was sold about a year ago. We talked to that owner. He said, well, I sold it to another person. Apparently the transfer of information didn't occur. We've contacted that person who is out of county. He said, I left that vehicle while I'm working out of the county with my friend. We call that friend. And he said, the vehicle's been stolen. So we're chasing that information but it appears at this time that the officers were stopping a vehicle known only for not having any tag at all. And now it appears to be a stolen vehicle. Originally it was a 2003 GMC Sonoma White, but it's presented after being spray painted as a GMC Sonoma that is black. So I want you to look at the gunshots into the front of this vehicle. In order for those gunshots to be in the front of the vehicle, the officer had to be standing in front of the vehicle. And that's what our research has shown us and our investigation up to this point. Let me show you the gentleman that's driving the vehicle without a tag, more than likely stolen. This is Leuven's and Suess Leuven Seuss is 24 and he was born in Haiti. At 2:24 in the morning was when Officer Elam, who's been a, who is an 11 year veteran with Haines City Police Department, tried to stop the vehicle. The vehicle pulled out. Officer Hamilton pulled in front of the vehicle. So now there's a police car in front and a police car in back. Officer Hamilton gets out of the vehicle, his vehicle, which is in front of our now suspect vehicle. And when he gets out, Seuss races the engine, backs up and drives directly at Officer Hamilton. That's why these shots are directly from the front into the vehicle.
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Woody Overton
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Sheriff Grady Judd
And as he drives past him, obviously he loses control because he's hit from the gunfire and drives off of the road. Now here's what's interesting to understand. So we know now that what we didn't know then, they knew they were stopping an unknown person driving a vehicle without a tag. Now we know there's a meth pipe in this truck that appears to be stolen, that Seuss had cannabis in his pocket. That in addition to that, there was a stolen medical marijuana card for. From another gentleman in the car that appears, and I see, let me underscore, appears to be stolen. At this time, we're chasing that investigation down. So let's look at Leuven Seuss criminal history. In 2021, he was engaged in a hit and run crash in Davenport, where he was criminally charged. He was also driving without a driver's license. He also was charged with DV battery, strangulation of a child, of his child's mother, and was on probation. He violated that probation. He's been running from the law. He's a fugitive. He's an absconder. The police officers that night had no knowledge of how violent and dangerous this guy was, but he had no interest, obviously, in going to jail. So when this event unfolded last night, the first thought in the officer's mind was, why in the world is he trying to run over us and kill us for not having a tag on his vehicle? Now, we know the trunk's probably stolen. The medical marijuana card in the vehicle is probably stolen. There's a meth pipe in the vehicle. He had cannabis in his pocket. But most important, he was fleeing from justice. He was fleeing and resisting a felony arrest. We're blessed today that these wonderful young men did not get injured during this event. We're sorry for leaving Seuss's family. That does happen. But I want you to understand clearly and unequivocally at this point in the investigation, it is apparent to us that Officer Hamilton did not make the determination to shoot Seuss. Seuss made the determination for Officer Hamilton to shoot him when he drove his truck, his stolen truck, directly at the officer. Now, you have all of the information that we have at this point in time. The investigation continues and we'll have more information in the ins.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, I mean, that was long. And usually we play stuff from Sheriff Judd that's, you know, funny. And we. I had his. A Sheriff on the shelf doll and all that stuff. I mean, I love this guy. He's. He's top of the line, top of the line. And how many press conferences have you ever seen them come out the next day and immediately thank God the officers didn't get killed because, yeah, they. This would have run over. But he says the officer didn't make the determination. So she. Zeus. Zeus made the determination for the officer. That's what you call backing your people. And you know, I had to go back and do it again. I'd. I'd go work for sheriff Grady Judd in a heartbeat. For all those officers and everybody involved in that and for Mrs. Zeus, hell or jail. They'll deal with you no more. All right, y', all, let's. Let me talk about it. Could be Bradley's case or any of them. Any kind of like these missing person cases or these people who are on the run and they're like, oh, he's in there in Mexico. Or they're. They're doing this well, you know, most people just simply don't have the means. Right? They're going to stay close to home. They're going to hide out, do whatever the they. They're not going to be living on a yacht somewhere in the Caribbean. Well, we gonna go to, you know, what's one of my favorite places? We're gonna go to Wisconsin for this story, and I want you to hear it.
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Police Chief
A Milwaukee man accused of ordering the killing of a man in Cutahy more than 20 years ago continues to run from the law. The accused leader of the latin kings was one of 50 people indicted on federal racketeering charges in 2005. Authorities believe he's in Mexico. Oxy's Ashley Sears with a reward now being offered to help find him.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Now, Armando's story kind of starts back when he was a young kid.
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News Reporter
In order to climb the ladder, sometimes a path of destruction is left behind.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Well, he's certainly been embedded with violence his whole life.
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News Reporter
Investigators say Armando berigan rose through the ranks of the Latin kings, living a life life of crime In Milwaukee, early 2000s.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
He's 14 years old. He's already involved in gang violence.
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News Reporter
I16. Investigators say he ordered the execution of a man at a cut ahead gas station. It started when u. S. Marshals say berrigan was fighting with a rival gang member and someone stepped in to stop it.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Somebody saying they're trying to do his part to help break up the fight.
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Woody Overton
So True.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Victim.
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News Reporter
In 2005, Baran was one of 50 people indicted on federal racketeering charges. Most face harsh sentences, but a tip may have allowed barragan to get away. It's believed he fled to a Mexican border town.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
It certainly adds some obstacles, but we have a great relationship with Mexican authorities.
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News Reporter
Barrigan has his mother's name, Sylvia, tattooed on his ankle and sometimes uses different names.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
His aliases include monty, and at one point, it was believed he was using.
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Woody Overton
The name Jose d'.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Ambo.
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News Reporter
Though two decades have now passed, the Search to find the fugitive hasn't stopped.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
He can run, but he can't hide.
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News Reporter
U.S. marshals are confident it's only a matter of time. He slips up and falls in Cutahay. Ashley Sears, Fox 6 News.
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Police Chief
Armando Berrigan is five foot five. He weighs 140 pounds. A five thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. Again, he uses the nicknames Mondi and Jose.
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Woody Overton
Guess what? Yeah, guess what, y'. All. That reward has been claimed because I always tell you, the U.S. marshals get their man and they found Berrigan, Armando Berrigan and they arrested his ass and he was in Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. And y', all, he's, he's accused leader like they said, of the Latin Kings. And he is one of 50 people indicted on federal racketeering charges or RICO. Right? That's the shit they brought around to prosecute the, the large gangs and in the mafia and stuff like that. So he has been arrested and he.
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Sheriff Grady Judd
Has.
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Woody Overton
He'S going to federal prison. He's. But can't always get away. So there you have it. And the marshals get their man. It sounds like it's a pretty good one to get. Sixteen years old, he orders a hit. Yeah. All right. Foreign family matters. Going back to Wisconsin again. And y', all, this one probably makes Cindy cry if she was here. The Dairy Queens. I guess we just don't have them in South Louisiana. I can't tell you. I know, I know they got them in Texas when I lived in Dallas and different places, but I don't know of any. I guess we got too much other good food to eat. Not saying their shit is bad, but I've never really eaten there. But anyway, we're going to have them. We'll go on to Wisconsin Dairy Queen. And guess what? A woman and a man have been arrested in the death of a four year old boy who was found unresponsive outside that Wisconsin dairy queen. The 31 year old woman and 20 year old man have not been named by authorities, but they're in police custody and it's cord to the West Allis Police Department. And according to local reporting, they are the mother of young Dante Campbell and her boyfriend. Now, on that Saturday morning, the couple pulled up to a friend of Dante's mom to drop off the child's twin sister. And according to the court records which were reviewed by Milwaukee's Fox station witi, it said it was here that the mother is said to have made a startling comment. And what you might ask is that comment quotation she said I need to go to the hospital. My son is not breathing. I think he is dead. Someone heard the mom say this. Y' all okay? The in they told the investigators list later on and the guest she says that I need to go to hospital. My son is not breathing. I think he's dead. Then she speeds off. Law enforcement gets called and they get involved in the West Allis Police Department reported that around 8am that day it's 911 dispatch got a call from a woman quotations indicating that she was driving to the hospital with her son who was unresponsive. Now the dispatcher asked her the woman to stop car and look there's, there's a fire West Allis Fire department stationed nearby just stop your car. And the woman agreed and they pulled into the parking lot of the Dairy Queen and dispatcher gave the woman instructions on how to do c Pretty typical stuff. But personnel with the fire department arrived minutes later and began rendering care to the child. They were followed by police officers and authorities brought Dante to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Detectives began investigating what happened that led up to Dante's death and the man and woman were, you know, were arrested pertaining to their involvement in the incident. They said the investigation has included speaking with both the mother and her boyfriend. And the woman reportedly told police that her boyfriend had been watching her children and he was heavy handed with his discipline. And according to the man, he found Dante that morning stiff in quotations stiff because the boy had fallen down a flight of stairs the previous evening and he said that the child smelled bad. Can't make that up. All right. Dante is 4 years old. Investigators were skeptical and they believed the boys bruises were not consistent with falling down the stairs. And I'm pretty sure they're correct. And inside the home where Dante was staying there were three other kids. And the authorities said in a bathroom in the residence is said to have had a strong smell of rubbing alcohol while the kid's bedroom smelled of urine. I guess you cleaned up Dante stuff and then whatever the it's just sick. They said Dante was in the care of other guardians up until recently. In this now NBC's reporter on the WTMJ they said Dante was with other family members saying he had been living with relatives like Rosie Hudson is a woman who's described herself as Dante's aunt until he got returned to his mom's care. Police said as of Monday they were not looking for any other suspects in Dante's death. And The Milwaukee County DA's office told Law and crime that the investigation is ongoing and charges are still being considered. So the. They said, you know, they got a GoFundMe forgotten for Dante. And he said he was taken from us over this last weekend by the very people that were supposed to keep him safe. And what we can only compare to a true crime documentary. And Dante was a happy and loving boy that deserves so much better than what happened to him. He loved life and had the most amazing smile and laugh. His memory will forever live on with those who truly loved and care for him. Y', all, come on, man. Stupid. And you know, I'm going to be working on the case today. I'm gonna be working on. I'm gonna be looking at a defense case today. The. The. Something kind of similar to that. But the. The. I just, you know, you hope that people wouldn't do these kind of things, but I'm telling you, they are for real. For real. You know, that Dante, four years old, probably beating to death. And what. I mean, you know what the. It doesn't matter. I want to talk about anymore. All right. Believe it or not, we are rolling in some Wisconsin today, neck deep. All right, so let tell you about this one. Now, when you get arrested in Wisconsin and you get convicted because you're a child molester or a rapist or whatever, the, you know, if you're lucky enough to get out on parole, big difference from probation. The you're assigned to the Wisconsin Department of Correction, right? Now, the more violent your crimes, which I don't believe any. Any rapist or child molester or whatever should be out of jail ever. But they do get out. And. But you get out on parole, the more serious your crime, the bigger chance they're taking that you're going to up again and hurt somebody. So that means you have a higher level of supervision. And I got tons. Matter of fact, I was a guest speaker at Louisiana Probation Pro Conference last year in North Louisiana. And those people do a hell of a job. But the same thing in Wisconsin, right? So the. And agents, they say in Wisconsin, agents will arrest any offenders who do not follow the rules during trick or treat hours. Now think about that, y'. All. If you're chomo. And I just can't think of a better day if you're a child molester, for you to offend that on Halloween because you got all the neighborhoods, it's dark, you can wear a costume. Everybody's got a costume. Even if you just reach out and grope a kid, right? Whatever it is, you get your Jollies off. That's your chance to do it and get away with it scot free. So Wisconsin was like I was up there for Halloween, like year four last. They take that shit serious. Like they send more on Halloween decorations out on the outside of their house. Like I'll ride by and film them. It's like a damn haunted house or something. I mean they really roll out the red carpet on it but. And that brings out the chomos, right? And they said that Wisconsin Department of Correction does random home visits on high risk sex sex offenders and of course they are really going to crack down on them during trick or treating, right. So the families can have fun without having to worry about child molesters. Well, let me tell you what happened. The Wisconsin Department of Correction does random home visits on high risk offenders during trick or treating hours, right. Don't be out trick or treating with the babies. And on Sunday, that Sunday, they stopped at several locations across the Milwaukee area. Now Halloween spirit, trick or treaters and pumpkin carving and candy feel the streets of Greendell. And some houses even had treats for adults. And amid the fun there was safety. Right. Everybody just wants to have a good time, they said. We'll all keep our eyes open. Everyone seems very conscientious. And this one of the residents, Richard Truck said now the Wisconsin Department of Correction makes sure festivities are safe in a way not all parents think of. The department works with local law enforcement to monitor sex offenders who are on probation or parole. Right. Could you just say hey, come here, look, you can give you some candy. But one the Krusky says I feel a lot safer that they do that because that's really not top of mind. Right. Normal people don't worry about that. And it's another one said, I think it's good they inform people so we know how to maneuver after that. Well, this is I wish we did this in Louisiana actually said the Wisconsin Department of Corrections said sex offenders must keep their porch lights off during trick or treat hours and cannot hand out candy. Agents will arrest any sex offender who does. Didn't follow the rules. He said they shouldn't have Halloween candy, they shouldn't have Halloween decorations, anything that's going to draw or attract children to their residence. According to Maria roman, who's a DSC field supervisor. And they just on Halloween form roughly 200 home visits in the Milwaukee County. That's 200 child molesters in Milwaukee county. The serious ones anyway. They said the goal is to make sure families can focus on the fun without worrying about who is answering the door. So watch your kids know what neighborhood they're going into and watch out for traffic. So the pretty cool spin there from the the people in Wisconsin. Good story. I didn't think about that. I don't know. I just, I, I know we have the sex offender registry in Louisiana and you know you get that all the time. Hey, I'm Joe Blow. I'm moving into the neighborhood. I'm convicted of car knowledge of a juvenile, whatever. But I don't know of any rule about not. Yeah, I guess you know a lot keeps an honest man honest. If you're a chomo and that's like you could really go all out. You could have the best house in the neighborhood. And all you got to do is find one little kid that's by himself and snatch him up. So who knows how many children have been saved from that, right? It's time for family matters going to Montana. And I love Montana. Truly do love Wyoming too. Beautiful places. I. I used to work all over the country. I'll. I spent like in Billings. I spent like three weeks. It just is just an absolutely breathtaking beautiful place. So we're going to Dylan, Montana and this is not a good story. Okay, Cindy, don't listen to this. A Montana mom has been arrested and charged after police discovered the decomposing body of her 2 year old son inside their home. Nicole M. Boyer, 28, is charged with one count of deliberate homicide as being held in the Beaver Head County Jail on a half a million dollars bond. Now Boyer called dispatchers on October 16 to report that her son. Who's it? Yeah, they only use as initially all SB had been sick for months and had died. And this according to an affidavit. Now when a the dispatch of Beaverhead county sheriff's deputy to the to the house which was on Main street. And Boyer said just take me to jail. Right. Court documents said the investigators immediately noticed a strong odor decomposition inside the home which was described as beginning poor condition with piles of trash, rotten food and animal feces. Now the child's body was found in an upstairs bedroom on a pile of laundry and trash next to a mattress. He was covered with a sweatshirt that Boyer said belong to her. The bedroom is described as filthy with an air conditioner union running despite the temperature outside being 44 degrees that day. Well this if you think the story can't get more up here it is. S.B. our victim had spina bifida, club feet and hydrocephalus or not sifa hydrocephalus that left him severely Disabled and unable to walk. Defenseless. Y' all right? Boyer told the investigators that she kept him confined to an upstairs room and checked on him several times a day to deliver food and water. Isn't that fucking special? But later, she admitted that she actually stopped caring for SP back in September. September. You can't move. You can't take care of yourself. You can't feed yourself. Your own mama starves you. I believe I should have done more. Boyer reportedly told investigators. My lack of not paying attention and prioritizing other things over him led to him dying. You think you stupid? I did an interview with agents from the Montana Department of Criminal Investigation. Boyer told investigators she kept her sign in a padded section of an upstairs bedroom, placing his water in a to go bottle and setting his food on the floor so he could army crawl to get it made. You starving and you can't move. And you. And. And, oh, my God, I would lose my job. That. She admitted it. But you don't. You. You only treat your dogs like that. An enemy dog. But she said she gave S.B. tylenol over summer, but then stopped in September because she didn't want to give him too much Tylenol. She did not take him to the doctor for any of the illnesses he suffered over the summer because she felt like she had everything she needed at home to care for him, including medications. Boyer said that she would check on him during the day, but that she slept downstairs at night with her other child. Boyer said that at some point in September, she got overwhelmed and stopped caring for sb. When asked why. Boris says, I didn't prioritize him. Boris said she stopped giving her son water sometime last month and could not remember the last time he ate. Investigators said she told them she had known for weeks he was dead, but convinced herself he was still alive until she finally called the authorities. Family members interviewed by investigators said they had not seen or spoken to SB since September. Lawyer's mother, I guess. SB's grandmother told detectives that her daughter made statements suggesting she was a horrible mother and was going to jail for life. You know what? That's probably the one thing Boyer got correct. So other children and an adult have been removed from the home. So that means that she's had adult that couldn't take care of themselves either. Fuck this lady. Fuck her. I'm looking at my chart. Hold on. Let's see. Montana has the death penalty. Although that according to my chart you awesome lifers gave. It is in a hiatus at this time that I locker in the room. Chain of worcan Maeve weighed her down with weights so she has to belly crawl to a bowl of food and she's starving and just quit giving them water. I can't be bothered to go up there. Rather pay the electricity bill in Montana in September to keep my child from stinking up the house too much. There you have it. And I'm sure y' all Cindy edits all these shades and she does a great job at it, but she edits all these shades and I bet you she is crying as she's listening to this. And that's it. That's all I got for today. I love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. Please Continue calling your tips 313RLRCTIP on all the cases and just hang on, hang on. Justice is coming. And I'm Woody Overton, your host of True Crime. Time for this Tuesday and I'll holler at you later. Peace.
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