True Crime Time For November 14, 2025 | Missing Persons, Police Misconduct, and the Fight for Justice

Summary

Real Life Real Crime: "True Crime Time For November 14, 2025"

Missing Persons, Police Misconduct, and the Fight for Justice

Hosts: Woody and Cyndi Overton
Release Date: November 14, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this episode of "True Crime Time For," Woody and Cyndi Overton dive into a mix of current true crime news and ongoing cases connected to their own investigative efforts. This installment focuses on a variety of stories including missing persons cases, alarming statistics about indigenous women, police misconduct and accountability, outrageous crimes, and a series of bizarre and darkly humorous stories from across the country and the world. The Overtons maintain their signature blend of directness, dark humor, and empathetic insight throughout.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Updates on Ongoing Cold Cases (#JusticeFor Series) [02:59]

• Hashtags discussed: #JusticeForBradley, #JusticeForAO, #JusticeForBarbaraBlount.
• Bradley and AO cases: Continued surge in tips, both about suspects and individuals involved, increasing pressure on authorities and potentially guilty parties.
• Quote:

  “Look, it’s so hot over there for the bad people… Stuff’s happening and just stuff that I can’t talk about. It’d blow your mind.” — Woody [03:19]

• Barbara Blount case: No recent updates; possibility of dedicating an episode to her case in the coming week.
• Haley (missing person): Still no developments, causing frustration and sadness.

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2. New York City: Vandalism of Police Vehicles [05:13]

• Story:
  22-year-old Christian Gin Wright vandalizes nearly a dozen NYPD vehicles in Jamaica, Queens, including both marked and unmarked cars.
  Damage included smashed windows, slashed tires, and broken side mirrors.
• Charges:
  Reckless endangerment, 14 counts of criminal mischief, two counts of weapon possession, resisting arrest.
  Court date: Jan 21, 2026.
• Woody’s commentary:

  “The world’s full of fucking stupid people… You’re guaranteed you’re going to fucking jail.” — Woody [08:07]

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3. Arizona: The Murder of Chalista “Tia Girl” Kole (Missing Indigenous Teen) [09:48]

• Case summary:
  • 16-year-old “Tia Girl” Kole went missing from the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, later found murdered less than a mile from her home.
  • No cause of death released; no suspects named.
• Jurisdictional challenges:
  • Tribal police lead, with assistance from Bureau of Indian Affairs and federal agents.
• Broader context:
  Indigenous women are disproportionately victims of violence and missing persons cases; Amber Alert equivalent (“Turquoise Alert”) was not issued due to initial misclassification as a runaway.
• Notable quote:

  “If this was white people, this would be all the rage. You never hear about it with the Indians. It’s just a commonplace, everyday thing.” — Woody [14:18]
  “Cases like Tia’s are exactly why we need strong, consistent policies for missing Indigenous youth… These alerts save lives.” — Darlene Gomez, Indigenous rights attorney (read by Cyndi) [14:46]

• Advocacy:
  Both hosts highlight indifference and systemic failures impacting Indigenous communities.

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4. Atlanta Airport: Loaded Magazine Left on a Plane [21:41]

• Situation:
  A loaded magazine with hollow point rounds found on a Frontier Airlines plane at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
• Investigation:
  • Plane was cleared; all passengers rescreened, causing significant delays.
  • Magazine marked with law enforcement officer's initials; turns out to have been forgotten by an officer from a previous flight.
• Woody’s anecdote:
  Recalls accidentally bringing a loaded magazine to airport security himself, highlighting human error.
• Humorous moment:
  Cyndi shares a story about her mother hiding a pistol in an airport bathroom trash can as a child traveler.

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5. Brazil: "Good Night Cinderella" Drugging and Theft Case [28:49]

• Victim:
  Social media influencer Cameron Galinsky accepts a drink from two men, is later drugged, robbed, and wakes up two days later, naked and missing $3,000 and his phone.
• Local term:
  "Good Night Cinderella" describes such drugging and robbery crimes in Brazil.
• Quote:

  “He’s not reporting the theft of booty…” — Woody, with characteristic dark humor [30:08]

• Broader trend:
  Such offenses are increasing with travelers being targeted in nightlife areas globally.

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6. Philadelphia: Police Officers Indicted for Double Dipping Youth Program Funds [32:55]

• Offense:
  Nine Philly PD officers, including a captain, accused of illegally collecting payment from a youth boxing program while simultaneously being paid by the department during work hours.
• Consequences:
  • Officers suspended with intent to dismiss, some already retired.
  • Commentary on how lack of oversight and “easy money” led to the misdeeds.
• Quote:

  “At some point, the shit’s going to catch up with you… You’re getting away with it for so long…” — Woody [34:16]

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7. Police Misconduct: Fort Worth Officer Flees Traffic Stop at 100+ MPH [35:25]

• Case summary:
  Off-duty officer Nathaniel Johnson clocked at over 100 MPH refused to stop for police. A warrant was issued, he was later arrested and released on bond; internal police investigation ongoing.
• Insight:
  Woody notes officers almost never ticket each other, making the decision to flee doubly “dumb.”
• Memorable exchange:

  “All he had to do was pull over. No cops gonna write another cop a ticket.” — Woody [35:51]

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8. Family Matters: Son Kills and Freezes Mother in Albuquerque [41:21]

• Story:
  • Leroy Valhalla, 49, murdered his 69-year-old mother, Ernesta Lucero, and stuffed her remains in a freezer, all while continuing to claim payment for her home healthcare.
  • Motive given: Paranoid delusion that his mother “gave her life to darkness.”
• Hosts’ commentary:
  Both express horror and dark humor at the twisted failure of familial bonds.
• Quote:

  “There’s nothing says loving up family members—like killing your mama and choking her to death, then cutting her up in pieces and putting her in garbage bags in the freezer.” — Woody [44:05]

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9. Wild Crime: Florida Man Steals Car, Flees Pantless from Porta Potty [44:29]

• Story:
  In Sanibel, FL, a suspect named Joshua Mullenix steals a vehicle, almost runs over the owner, flees police, and is discovered hiding pantless in a porta potty wielding two wooden stakes. He’s tased and arrested.
• Notable quote:

  “When the police arrived, Mullenix emerged pantless from the porta potty and fled on foot brandishing two wooden stakes… so guess what he did? He TASED his ass!... And for that, sir, we give you a shout out for effectively using your taser.” — Woody [48:36]

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Memorable Quotes and Moments

• “The world’s full of fucking stupid people.” — Woody [08:07]
• “Cases like Tia’s are exactly why we need strong, consistent policies for missing Indigenous youth… These alerts save lives.” — (Cyndi quoting Darlene Gomez) [14:46]
• “He’s not reporting the theft of booty…” — Woody [30:08]
• “At some point, the shit’s going to catch up with you.” — Woody [34:16]
• “All he had to do was pull over. No cops gonna write another cop a ticket.” — Woody [35:51]
• “There’s nothing says loving up family members—like killing your mama…putting her in garbage bags in the freezer.” — Woody [44:05]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Introductions & Case Updates: [01:28] – [05:12]
• NYPD Car Vandalism: [05:13] – [09:48]
• Arizona Missing Indigenous Girl: [09:48] – [16:08]
• Atlanta Airport Ammo Incident: [21:41] – [28:29]
• Brazil Drugging Incident: [28:49] – [32:55]
• Philadelphia Police Misconduct: [32:55] – [35:25]
• Fort Worth Police Officer Pursuit: [35:25] – [39:52]
• Albuquerque Family Murder: [41:21] – [44:29]
• Florida Porta Potty Fugitive: [44:29] – [48:47]

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Tone, Language, and Chemistry

Woody and Cyndi Overton engage in candid, unscripted exchanges mingling tough truths, grim humor, and frank advocacy for victims. Woody’s law enforcement insights drive the discussion, while Cyndi contributes context, empathy, and occasional comic relief (“Look shaming” [44:25]). The duo consistently encourage community tips and public vigilance, especially regarding cold and indigenous missing persons cases.

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Summary

This episode exemplifies the Real Life Real Crime formula: hard-hitting discussions of crime from the Overtons’ unique perspective, with a mix of serious advocacy and dark, irreverent humor. The stories chosen span police accountability, social justice, and the downright bizarre, always grounded in Woody’s professional experience and the couple’s genuine dedication to truth and justice. Listeners new and old will find a compelling blend of insight, skepticism, and humanity throughout.

Transcript

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[C]

Foreign hello, everybody. Welcome to this episode of True Crime. Time for Friday, November 14, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton.

[D]

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[C]

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[E]

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[C]

And it is the day before rifle season.

[D]

I don't have a comment.

[C]

No comment.

[D]

Well, because what I'm going to say is trash talk.

[C]

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[D]

Well And I think that one of our hunters isn't coming because I think he's afraid of defeat this weekend.

[C]

Which one is that, Jason?

[D]

Oh, I'm just trash talking.

[C]

Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. So business is. Let's talk about. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for ao. Hashtag just Barbara Blunt. Still no word on. On Haley, and. Which is just pitiful, I guess. I guess we'll break the whatever and. And call Ms. Barbara next week and just do an episode on that. Yeah, but the Bradley and AO thing, y' all keep calling your tips. Look, it's so hot over there for the bad people. And. And I'm not talking about just the powers of B. I'm talking about murderers. Okay? And it's. It's hot, hot, hot, hot. They keep calling and calling, calling and calling and calling. And, you know, stuff's happening and just stuff that I can't talk about it. Blow your mind.

[D]

It would.

[C]

Yeah. So.

[D]

But especially all the characters contacting about other characters are contacting about that they're both contacting about each other, you know, like.

[C]

Yeah. So we're just going to keep doing. I'm going to keep doing what I do, which is the investigation aspects of the thing and keep it rolling. But tomorrow's episode, everybody will get. And it's going to be a lot of name dropping and shit kicking on that one. So. But that's Is what it is is. And it's. The proof is in black and white. Yeah. Or on audio tape, so. Exactly. All right, let's get down some true crime time for Friday, the Friday 400 season. Before you start, I gotta jump the gun automatically. And everybody knows about New York City and the new mayor just got elected, whether you like him or you don't. Uh, evidently they're gonna erase the cops and send in social workers on. Let them. Let them know how that works out for them and everything else they got going on. I wish them luck. I'm not going there. And. But, you know, we talk about, like, people who go into churches and do mass shootings and, you know, people like express ticket to hell. Okay, but today I'm gonna tell you about express ticket to jail. Guarantee.

[D]

Okay?

[C]

Guarantee. And so we're going to New York City and, you know, you got your precincts all throughout the city and everything, and cops got to park their cars and shit. The detectives work in the precincts, the uniforms work in the precincts. And you. You gotta park your shit somewhere, right? So you park your shit and it says, new York City Police Department. On it got lights and shit on it and the badge and all that. And then there's a lot of unmarked cars, but they still got the lights and the dashboards. It's obvious. Yeah, they're on their detectives cars. Right. He even and I used to tell the bad guys, don't fucking throw up in my car, you know, don't kick my seat. This is my office. I spend more time in this car than I do my home. And you take pride in that. It's kind of your shit. Well, they had a 22 year old man in New York City. He just totally disavowed everything that I said. And he got arrested because he vandalized nearly a dozen 12 NYPD vehicles on Monday night.

[D]

I mean he just scratched them, he broke glass. I know you're going to tell me.

[C]

Christian Gin Wright of Valley Stream, New York. So he wasn't even. I don't know if that's in the city or not. I'll be lying to you. But. He was arrested in Queensland Tuesday night in connection with the vandalized vehicles. The vandalizing spree happened around 11pm Monday night in Jamaica, Queens. And police from the 116th Precinct had been alerted to the vandalized. Vandalization, if you will, in the neighborhood. And they went out to look and they found 11 different police vehicles both marked and unmarked with damage. Now the vehicles were parked and unoccupied at the time of the incident. That's kind of Captain obvious. So they would have stopped him on the first one. Right. I'm sitting in my car. You come up. Right. So the, this they sustained damage, the vehicles did from an unknown object, according to the investigators. And photos from the scene show police vehicles with broken windshields and side mirrors and damaged tires. The rear window of one marked police car appeared to be completely shattered and another unmarked vehicle was seen with a hole pierced through its windshield. How much time do you think it takes to vandalize 11 fucking vehicles and breaking glass and popping tires? Let me tell you something. When you slice a tire, it's loud, it's not silent. Swim knows about that. But then you're busting out. I mean you busting off glass and all that. Just 11 of them.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

And nobody gets you.

[E]

Yeah.

[C]

Somebody at least went inside and say, hey, you might want to go outside and check your.

[D]

So you think they would have surveillance watching.

[C]

Yeah. Well, you're right. G. Right. Was charged with reckless endangerment and 14 counts of criminal mischief, two counts possession of a weapon and oh, favorite resistant arrest. And his obviously his court date is scheduled for January 21, 2026. You know, that's a little short one to start, but I just kind of, I just, you know, the world. I know you don't like this word. The world is full of fucking stupid people. I mean, you just, you're guaranteed you're going to fucking jail. It's like you might as well just walked into the precinct and pulled a gun on everybody in there. Because you're going to jail either way. But now you're going to jail and you owe a bunch of money and.

[D]

You exerted a lot of energy.

[C]

That's what I'm saying. That's a lot of hatred right there. Right, I can imagine.

[D]

I don't have someone enough to do that.

[C]

And this dude probably doesn't have a criminal record. Well, he's got one now.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

So he is 10, 15, under arrest under the jail and got a world of problems.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

There you have it.

[D]

Is this Chicago or New York that has the no go zone?

[C]

I have no idea when you did.

[D]

That story where there's certain street, certain times of day that nobody goes on.

[C]

I think that was, I think that was Chicago. I'm not sure. But that, that was only like during. From lunch to six. Yeah.

[D]

So they could have a C. Right.

[C]

Anyway. All right, what you got?

[D]

I'm going to Arizona.

[C]

Arizona.

[D]

White River, Arizona. The Fort Apache Indian reservation.

[C]

Yep. Saw that maybe when I was a kid. Black and white just love. It's the cowboys, the Indian movies. I love when the Indians, the cowboys would be down in the valley and they'd look up at the Indians landing on top of the mesas. There's thousands of them. They're like, holy shit, we're in trouble. But then the cowboys like form of a circle. Motherfucker. I'm pretty sure you're dead.

[D]

Yeah, pretty much. Well, unfortunately and tragically there's been a disappearance of a 16 year old girl whose nickname was Tia Girl. Her last name is Kole and she was reported missing on October 27. According to her family, this little bright, creative teenager had 12 siblings and she loved painting, crafting, camping and riding the backwoods with her family. She was known for just being goofy, just fun loving, great personality and teased everyone she loved. But just one week after she went missing on November 3, police made a discovery of human remains and she was found less than a mile away from her home in the Knott's Landing area of White River. The remains were soon confirmed to be Chalista, which is Tia Girl and Authorities immediately declared the case a homicide.

[C]

It's on a reservation. Indian land. Yeah, tribal land.

[D]

The investigation is being led by the White Mountain Apache Police Department with support of Bureau of Indian affairs and federal agents.

[C]

I was gonna say that. So let me interrupt you real quick. You know this. Lifers don't know this. I don't think that I would have been very involved in the Indian reservations and with some investigations and I'm pretty sure you're probably going to say this, but the. I think the national average for the missing females or murdered female indigenous, whatever you want to call them Indian females is like, like I don't know, 30 something percent above the national average or higher than that. So what I did, there was one girl that got murdered on a case and it actually was a hate crime. And I worked with the lawyer for the tribe and doing some different stuff and she kept me abreast of it over the years, what have you. But it's just crazy the amount. And so being on tribal land, they have their own police force now. They. So they have their own laws, they're their own independent nation. But the FBI can step in when murder is involved.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

And so. But the tribal police national would investigate it. But being there, even though they're their own independent nation, the feds still can step in on the high highest of crimes like that, federal crimes.

[D]

They can, or they just do.

[C]

Well, they, they offer their assistance and they could take it over. I mean sometimes it could be foul play on the inside or whatever, or a lot of times they get kidnapped and they're sex trafficked.

[D]

Right. So, well, the investigate, like I said. So while officials had confirmed that Chalista was murdered, they have not released the cause of death and there's no suspects have been named or arrested. Of course, family and the community are frustrated and they see that there was a failure in the early stages of the case. They're saying that despite tia girl being 16 years old and vulnerable, she was originally categorized as a runaway. And so the authorities did not issue what they call a turquoise alert.

[C]

Yeah, it's like Amber alert.

[D]

Exactly. And they say that that's Arizona's emergency alert immunosystem created specifically for missing indigenous people. So a lot of them advocates say that this delay is part of a larger national crisis which goes into what you were saying.

[C]

There's a quote, you know, and not racist because I'm not racist. But I told that lawyer, I said when she gave me the numbers, I'm like, if this was white people, this would be all this would be all the rage and you never about it with the Indians. And it's just. It's just a commonplace, everyday thing. Yeah, that's sad. This for any race, no matter what race you are.

[D]

This is a quote from Darlene Gomez, which is an indigenous rights attorney, and she says basically what you just said, this goes on far too often. Cases like TIA's are exactly why we need strong, consistent policies for missing indigenous use cases. These alerts save lives. So meanwhile, federal agents have continued searches in the area where the body was found, but they've not released any additional information of knowing if anything was recovered. And for now, the murder investigation remains active, and both tribal and federal law enforcement are urging anyone with information to come forward.

[C]

So usually those places, I haven't been there, but those places are so remote. Y' all talking about like you can't even get a radio station in and people just come on and do what they want to do and it's lawless. Badlands. I hate that. The little girl that got killed on the one that I worked on, I'm pretty sure they, they. I know they made their arrest, I think went to trial, whatever, but the, the mom was a white supremacist and she had her kids in the vehicle when she killed her. And they named her kids Aryan and Nation. And anyway, I think she went to prison for that. But that's crazy.

[D]

The article goes on literally to say all that you said about statistics and stuff.

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[D]

No.

[C]

Was found during Borden for a turnaround flight to Cincinnati. So officers coordinated with the TSA, the DOA, Frontier Airlines, Homeland Security, Atlanta Police, and K9. And the aircraft was evacuated. All right, that would piss me off. But see, after a thorough search of the airplane by officers, no additional items of concern were found. Now they get all the people off, guess what happens. This will really piss y'. All. TSA gets involved and they screen all of the passengers again a second time. Well, I mean, you know, the delay.

[D]

Would be frustrating because we probably, probably in Atlanta would miss a connecting flight. However, I would want to make sure everyone.

[C]

You're right. Yeah, I think you're right about that. This is the. And after they. Yeah. Scanned them all again. Checked all their. Again, and they said the flight departed safely just before 8pm so the FBI was notified of the matter and they said no active threats were indicated at this time. Now, a Frontier Airlines spokesman told Fox 5 Atlanta the ammunition belonged to a member of a law enforcement who was on an earlier flight. He's like, oops, oh, here comes a new policy procedure. Check your.

[D]

And he has it with his initials.

[C]

Wanted. Right. So they said customers were asked to deplane while a security sweep of the aircraft was conducted along with additional passenger screening prior to the flight's departure. A subsequent investigation confirmed that the ammunition belonged to a law enforcement officer who was on an earlier flight on the same aircraft. The ammunition and magazine were taken into custody of the Atlanta Police Department and the property owner was referred to Atlanta PD to retrieve his items. I'm pretty sure he's like, you ain't never gonna go pick that magazine up. One person said, I've heard a lot of delays and canceled flights, but I've never heard of this before. That guy's name is Terry Foster. This is brand new. Another passenger, Dana Davis, told Fox 5 said, I didn't feel anyone was in danger, but something bad could still happen. Right. You feel you're in danger. Something shot up the plane. But anyway, I want to do that one the. That's pretty much sure. Sometimes at that 40 magazine and however many dollars it is in bullets and you got your initials on it, I'm like, I'm not. You know, you call me. You're sitting in 7A. Yes, I was. Well, we found your name's, you know, John Smith, and we found the initials JS on it. Was your. I'm like, wasn't mine.

[D]

Wrong.

[C]

Wrong. JS Must have been a motherfucker sitting next to me. So anyway, he's going, you know, could you imagine the trouble? Especially if it's department issued. That dude's got his ass in a crack. He'll be on the carpet.

[D]

He will be, but why not?

[C]

I don't think it's really a fireable offense. It's just a stupid.

[D]

I know I've told this story several times. Way when I was young, like five, traveling by myself to go see my dad in Texas. I was at the New Orleans airport with mom, the old New Orleans airport, obviously, and she was dropping me off. And back then, people could go to the gate with you and there was no security.

[C]

You could go to the gate with you and stand outside the gate and smoke cigarettes, literally.

[D]

Well, mom went in with a pistol and so she realized that she had the pistol and she's like, whatever. So we go into the bathroom and she hides it in the garden garbage can in the bathroom. And then she goes to the gate with me, and then she goes back to get her pistol, like, luckily it was still there. And then she left.

[C]

But only your mother.

[D]

Only Nicolette.

[C]

Yeah. Yesterday I forgot to give a shout out to the Wednesday Club, which is over a hundred years old, and some ladies from east and West Feliciana Parish, they gather once a month on Wednesdays and they do different things, but I was a guest speaker there. And being here, naturally, from which I. None of my family was ever members of it, but the. You know, it's pretty cool to get to speak to them. I pretty sure I shocked him a little bit. I told them. Yeah, one little story and one of my asked about your mom. I forgot to tell you that.

[D]

Oh, really?

[C]

How's Nikola doing? I said, nicholas being nickel. She said she's a free spirit. And she. I said, yes, she is. God bless her. All right, your turn. It's time for worldwide crime.

[D]

So we're going to Rio de Janeiro.

[C]

Rio de Janeiro. Now, didn't your stepfather bring the first Acura machine down there?

[D]

He did, Yep.

[C]

On the beaches he did.

[D]

But on October 26th of this year, in Ipenema, in the Ipenema neighborhood of rio de Janeiro, 35 year old Cameron Galinsky accepted, accepted a drink from two men at a bar. And it seemed like, like a casual thing, like, hey, here's a drink, right?

[C]

Or yeah, hey, mama, let me buy.

[D]

You a drink, right? Well, Galinsky later posted a video to Instagram recounting the ordeal. He's a social media influencer and he told his followers that after accepting the drink, he brought the two men back to his apartment in Copacabana. Is that the right way of saying that? The famed beachfront district of Rio, where he says he lost consciousness. He woke up two days later naked with about US$3,000 missing. Plus his cell phone was stolen.

[C]

And then. But he's not telling you his. Also, I bet his booty hole was sore.

[D]

In his conversation.

[C]

Want to report that?

[D]

In his conversation and in the police report filed at the 12th Police Precinct in Copacabana, the incident was treated as a robbery involving impaired consciousness due to the use of a psychoactive psychotropic substance.

[C]

And again, he's not reporting the theft of booty.

[D]

In Brazil, this type of crime is described as, quote, unquote, good night, Cinderella. Is that type, what that type of incident is called, and it's a term used when predators slip drugs into someone's drink to incapacitate them, rob or assault them. He shared. Galinsky has shared that he has completed medical tests which confirmed he is currently negative for sexually transmitted diseases. And he's filed police reports and cooperated with authorities who have reportedly obtained CCTV footage of that night. One suspect has been identified by Rio Civil police, and that individual has an arrest warrant for a similar Goodnight Cinderella case. Investigators say the suspect has not yet been located. In the wake of the incident, Galinsky posted that he would be returning to Los Angeles to reactivate my bank account and excess financial damage, then heading to Vancouver for rest and recovery. Meanwhile, he expressed gratitude for his life and for support he's receiving from his followers. But the story goes on to say that this is of course like an increasing vulnerability for people that are traveling and it's happening more and more often. And I know I've told the story before when my drink got spiked by the bar owner in Mexico.

[C]

Yep. Shit happens, right?

[D]

You gotta not spiked roof.

[C]

You gotta be aware, aware, aware, awareness. Foreign professionals. You know a lot of times like these hashtag just4series. It seems like I'm going against the cops and stuff. I'm really not y'. All. It's just the cases that are presented to me and how things were worked. It's just the facts. I have to go off of it. I still believe Blue, but you know what? I can't stand a dirty cop and or dumb asses that give all all cops a bad name just for stupid shit like this. And we're going to go to Philadelphia and I'm gonna see if I can play this clip for you.

[F]

Police officers and three retired officers are facing theft and conspiracy.

[C]

Nine police officers to the police department.

[F]

Philly PD tells us the group improperly participated in a youth boxing program funded by city grants. The officers are accused of receiving payments from the program while simultaneously being paid as Philadelphia police officers in some cases during their scheduled working hours. Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel says following the criminal charges from the DA's office, the five active officers have been suspended with the intent to dismiss. We've reached out to the police union about these charges. As of this moment we're still waiting to hear back.

[C]

So let's talk about that. So you got these nine Philadelphia police officers including it was cut off on there but that one of them was a captain. Right. And you got this youth boxing program to keep kids out of trouble that the police department's putting up the money for. You go in there, train them, keep them off the streets and good. Right. But then you're going to double dip and you get away with it. I get it. People keep the time sheets and like that and there's no oversight on it. I could have easily done it. Double dip. Some of my state police buddies got in trouble. They were supposed to be out on grants riding tickets and. And they logged it in as a regular time. Yeah, I mean at some point the shit's going to catch up with you.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

When you do illegal that that. I mean it's all logged in the system. You just doing it in hope and or because you're getting away with it for so long. And then now you got eight, 80 other best boys with you on there. Hey, I'm a double dipping like this getting away there for 20 years. And so some retired, but doing it. Come on and get your double paycheck and let's help the kids. Right?

[D]

I know.

[C]

That's just stupid.

[D]

It really is.

[C]

And now you're going to jail and you're getting fired. I know. Losing your whole career.

[D]

And they don't make a lot of money. You know, they need more money, but.

[C]

All the real money is made on like firemen have side jobs, cops work details, extra duty details. But I mean, just. I guess greed gets people.

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

It's a twofer. It's time for effed up professionals.

[D]

Going to take us to Fort Worth.

[C]

Fort Worth. Kimmy, you hear that?

[D]

There's an off duty Fort Worth police officer who's facing criminal charges after investigators say he was caught speeding at more than 100 miles per hour on his personal motorcycle.

[C]

Nice.

[D]

But he refused to stop for law enforcement.

[C]

See, all he had to do is pull over. No cops gonna write another cop a ticket.

[D]

The officer has been identified as 27 year old Nathaniel Johnson, and the incident has triggered both a criminal case and an internal investigation. According to the arrest warrant, the incident occurred when a Keller Police department officer spotted Johnson riding his motorcycle at an extremely high rate of speed. Radar showed him traveling over 100 miles per hour. And when the officer tried to initiate a traffic stop, Johnson refused to pull over. Yeah, that's allegedly was there, but he.

[C]

Might not have seen going 100 miles an hour.

[D]

Exactly. Instead, he continued riding, leading the officer to disengage due to safety concerns.

[C]

Right.

[D]

Johnson was off duty at the time of the incident, but the warrant accuses him of evading detention, which is a crime, a criminal offense under Texas law.

[B]

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Chicken breakfast. Come on. I think you mean chicken dinner, bro. Nah, brother.

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That's the perfect breakfast. All right, let me try it.

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Off therealreal.com after investigators completed their case, a warrant was issued and Johnson turned himself in on November 6th, and he was taken into custody and released later on bond. The Fort Worth Police Department confirmed that Johnson had been placed under an internal investigation, which will determine any department discipline separate from the criminal case. The department has not yet commented publicly beyond acknowledging the ongoing review, and Keller police described the behavior as dangerous and reckless, and especially given that the speeds exceeded over 100 miles per hour and posed a direct risk to other motorists and himself. Right?

[C]

I mean, you're at 100 miles an hour on a motorcycle. You are D E a D so no injuries D o N e do no injuries F I n I S.

[D]

H e D no injuries were reported during the incident and there was no physical pursuit due to the high speeds involved. And the focus of the case is Johnson's alleged refusal to stop after the stop. The traffic stop was initiated. But like you said, he might not have seen it.

[C]

Heard it always said if you ever clock somebody going over 100 miles an hour, it's going to be a vehicle pursuit. Or are you going to be telling the cop have a nice day, Right? Yeah, the just cops just don't do that same Shame on you. Foreign Family Matters Nothing quite matters like family, right? Love or family. Except for the holiday times. I always say the holidays, the time you leave the ones you love to be the ones you can barely stand. But this one really doesn't have anything to do with it. Holiday. But. So I was going to tell you yesterday, take a turkey out, because you take. They take forever to defrost. Right. And I could do a practice run this weekend when everybody's here for open weekend, and do a bird and we can do, you know, all the. All the stuff. But that means you have to go to the freezer. Right?

[D]

Okay.

[C]

So now I'm gonna tell you. Okay. So your family member that goes to the freezer.

[D]

I am.

[C]

I'm gonna tell you a story about that.

[D]

Okay.

[C]

All right. We're going to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and it's got this dude. Just look at. Look how handsome he is. Right? He's just seen Cindy's face, just like me. Yeah, right.

[D]

I'm joking.

[C]

The. So this dude, he. His name is Leroy Valhalla, and he's 49 years old. And he's been charged, y', all, with just a couple small charges, one being first degree murder, battery, battery of a household member, and tampering with evidence. And this happened on November 5th because the cops want to do a Welfare check on Ms. Ernesta Lucero on October 28th. She is 69 years old, and when officers arrived at her home for the welfare check, her son Bajios, I just told you about, he said, I hadn't seen my mama for a week. And he's. And he told a home health care company, hey, he still wants to be paid for her care. He's getting paid.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

So watch over. But he hadn't seen her in a week. I'm pretty sure you only have one job.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. Okay. Well, that's not where it ends. According to WFLD, the body of a 69 year old Ernesto Lucero. They found her. Yep. Well, so after the. He's demanding to be paid to the home health care company, they call the cops. Cops come to the welfare check and they talked about, hey, us. And he says, hey, my mama's gone to Mexico. Well, they didn't quite believe him, so they searched the home, and they found a freezer with garbage bag containing human remains. All right. Detectives later learned that another relative had also reported Lucero missing. On October 23rd, Albuquerque Police Department said Mahajos told an officer he had fatally choked his mother three weeks prior and alleged she was conspiring against him with a group of people given their lives to darkness. Yeah, you got to say Something. Right. I mean, the. So he. They locked his ass up. And he is in custody at the Bernalio County Metropolitan Detention Center. And the investigation is ongoing. And there nothing says love and up family members. Is that the name of the segment or Family matters. Like.

[D]

Killing your mama.

[C]

Yeah. Choking her deaf. And then cutting her up in pieces. And putting her in garbage bags in the freezer.

[D]

Because she's giving her life to darkness. But I think when you murder somebody, you've given your life to darkness.

[C]

Yeah, I'm pretty sure this guy's not known for thinking.

[D]

Yeah, he doesn't look like a thinker.

[C]

Oh, you. You're. You're look shaming.

[D]

I am look shaming.

[C]

But look shaming. The.

[D]

I get look shamed every day.

[C]

Well, there you have it. And that being said, I think we'll just end it. Maybe one more quick one. Right. Sanibel, Florida and Deuce. I don't know. I make this fashion because I got tomorrow's episode waiting on the line. Sanibel, Florida. S A N I B E L. And they had a dude there who stole a car, nearly ran over its owner. Then he ran like a little bitch. Because he ran what? Nearly ran over his owner, but then he ran from the police and he hid where?

[D]

In the garbage can?

[C]

No. I'm gonna give you three guesses starting now. And I will say that. Let me give you a hint. He is outside, but not outside. That's the hint. You get three guesses. Go one.

[D]

Outside, but not outside. A tent.

[C]

Nope. Go.

[B]

Outside.

[D]

Fudge. Woody, that's not fair.

[C]

Come on.

[D]

I take. I said a garbage can.

[C]

Already Shed a shed. That's two. You want your garbage can? Be your third. No.

[D]

Shed tickets.

[C]

A boat. No. No. Sorry. You lose, loser. All right. He hid in a porta potty, right? Because where are you going to go?

[D]

That's the last place I would hide.

[C]

Exactly. I knew you wouldn't get it. But listen, the cops found him in a poor potty. And guess what? He comes out and he's half naked.

[D]

Because he was going potty.

[C]

But okay, tell me about this kind of potty. He comes out, he's half naked. And he's brandishing two wooden stakes. I wish y' all could see her face. Joshua Mullenix, 43 years old. Pretty sure he's a frequent flyer. Was arrested on October 27 and taken in the custody at the Lee County Jail. He's charged with ag assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Grand theft auto, criminal mischief. And leaving the scene of A crash that's according to local wkrc. Mullen X entered a pro a property in Sanibel and tried to break into a shed. And when a construction worker told him hey dude, you got to leave Monax got into the worker's car. He said I'm a leave. I'm going to take your car and and began to drive away. That's when he almost ran over the worker that come pretty sure homies chasing down the street. So WKRC reports that the purse the person jumped out of the way to avoid being hit and then watched as Mullinax left via gate on the property causing about $4,000 of property damage on the way. Meanwhile, Another dude called 911 to report a man who matched Mullen Neck's description and appeared to be on drugs. Mullinax park the stolen vehicle at another property and he ran into a porta potty to hide. And when the police arrived on X emerged pantless from the porta potty and fled on foot brandished in two wooden stakes. And this according to the deputy who saw his little willie saw his winky and the two wooden sticks running away. So guess what he did. It's all fun and games at this point for the cops.

[D]

Three wooden sticks. Sticks running away.

[C]

So you don't know about if it was wooden or just a piece of hairy bubble gum. But see but it's, it's, it's fun time for the cops. You know what the cop did, okay? He's like I wish you would. And the guy takes off running naked and the cops on I'm pretty sure I'm not going to tackle you and touch your hair bubblegum. So he pulls out his taser. Taste his tased him. Tased his ass. And arrested and took him into custody.

[E]

And for that, sir.

[C]

We give you a shout out for effectively using your taser.

[D]

Yes.

[C]

And this guy's no longer hiding pantless and poor bodies running around doing what people do. Some people just stupid. What's the name today's episode stupid.

[D]

Okay.

[C]

But anyway, you got anything else? I don't have anything either. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend. Please Patreon convicts. Thank you so much. You get your commercial free early release of hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for ao all lifers. You'll get a Saturday at midnight, possibly Sunday depending on how busy the editing department is. And.

[D]

Somebody messaged me that I get this a lot. I've tried to reach out to Woody and Cindy and I haven't had a response I need to know which department of the Real Life Real crime team did I need to reach out to you.

[C]

And I'm like the departments of many hats, right? And. But I appreciate all the departments. I appreciate y' all giving us a chance to have these departments. It's true. I do. I love you. I love them all. And I don't have anything either. And I'm Woody Overton.

[D]

Cindy Overton.

[C]

We'll holler at y' all later. Have an amazing weekend. Peace.

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