True Crime Time For October 1, 2025 | Mother Shot by Daughter, Passport-Eating Flight Chaos, and Viral TikTok Killings

Summary

Real Life Real Crime: "True Crime Time For October 1, 2025"

Hosts: Woody Overton & Cindy Overton
Release Date: October 1, 2025

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Overview

In this episode of "True Crime Time For," Woody and Cindy Overton bring listeners a rapid-fire roundup of recent headlines and cases that are "twisted, gruesome, sometimes funny, but always true." Going from Arizona to Michigan, Argentina to North Carolina, with stories of domestic violence, viral social media killings, bizarre in-flight chaos, and shocking family crimes, the duo maintains their trademark blend of unfiltered analysis, lived law enforcement experience, and candid banter. As always, the Overtons engage their "lifers" listener base, offer new twists on advocacy projects, and share their direct feelings about both the criminal stories and the justice system response.

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Key Discussion Points & Episode Structure

1. Community Updates & Podcast Housekeeping

• (00:45–01:40) Woody mentions ongoing work on Bradley and AO’s case and encourages fans to share tips using the RLRC tip line. He teases two possible investigative angles for an episode and plans to let listeners vote on which to explore.

Quote:
"The case, Stefan being it's hot. It's hot, hot, hot. And being worked a lot... tons of stuff going on." – Woody (01:19)

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2. Arizona Domestic Abuse Case

• (02:01–04:34) Cindy details a harrowing domestic assault in Tempe, AZ:
  • 32-year-old Nicholas Vinilo attacked his partner after she used his vape.
  • The victim endured repeated assault, forced drug ingestion, and threats with a firearm.
  • Victim fled to an In-N-Out Burger for help; 36 head injuries and a broken hand documented.
  • Perpetrator charged with aggravated assault and related crimes.

Quote:
"The victim had 36 documented injuries to her head alone, describing them as among the worst she had seen." – Cindy (03:32)

Woody’s Reaction:
"Oh, Lord. These. Yeah, that's why we build prisons, right?" (04:26)

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3. Viral TikTok Killings in Argentina

• (04:36–11:15) Woody reports a shocking case:
  • A 15-year-old girl and two women raped and murdered on TikTok by a narco gang in Argentina.
  • Scenes streamed live to a closed group of ~45 viewers; torture included mutilation and suffocation.
  • Gang accused victims of stealing cocaine; leader later fled the country.
  • Four arrests; investigation ongoing.

Notable Quotes:
"How in the do you get that on Tik Tok?" – Woody (05:15)
"Detectives say they believe around 45 people watched the sadistic scenes in which the girl had her fingers amputated and another victim was suffocated with a plastic bag." – Woody (05:50)
"This is the most sword—and horrifying—case we have ever had to deal with." – Woody quoting Buenos Aires prosecutor (09:13)

Woody’s Editorial:
"You've heard me say this in the past. I always said I believe that we should declare war on the—on these gangs that are bringing in the drugs and go and strike them in their—the living rooms." (09:56)

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4. Michigan Woman Shoots Man Six Times, Mocks Victim

• (11:26–14:00) Cindy presents:
  • Demisha Sanders shoots a man during a violent argument; calmly jokes with 911.
  • Victim survives after multiple gunshots.
  • Sanders claims self-defense, backed by mother’s GoFundMe, but prosecutors say it was premeditated.

Quote:
"She even mocked the victim's injuries and told the dispatcher that the man had been antagonizing her before she shot him." – Cindy (13:12)
"At one point, Sanders said she would have kept shooting if she hadn't run out of bullets." – Cindy (13:25)

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5. North Carolina: Pit Bull Attack Orchestrated by Owner

• (14:10–19:34) Woody recounts:
  • Sheila Marie Hunter, with a 40-year rap sheet, commands her pit bull to attack neighbor after a dispute.
  • Victim sustains severe puncture wounds; bystander shoots dog to save victim.
  • Hunter charged with assault, cruelty to animals, and disruptive behavior.

Notable Quotes:
"She told it to attack her neighbor, and it did." – Woody (15:08)
"Thank God... another neighbor at the apartment ran up and shot the dog. Yeah, and killed it. I mean, I hate that the dog died, but. Well, no, it is what it is. I'd have done the same thing." – Woody (19:02)

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6. Texas Schoolyard Incident—Student Severely Injured

• (19:48–23:12) Cindy outlines:
  • In Huntsville, TX, a fourth-grader suffers severe brain swelling after being thrown to the floor in a gym dispute.
  • Quick school response, but mother questions delay and launches legal action.
  • School district affirms safety protocols were followed.

Quote:
"By Tuesday morning... Cason was discharged and his mother reported he could walk but felt dizzy. And he told the reporter he was afraid to return to school." – Cindy (21:39)
"It does sound like they try to do everything appropriately and including contacting Child Protective Services... but, I mean, shit's going to happen, right?" – Woody (22:57)

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7. Worldwide Crime: Passport-Eating on Ryanair Flight

• (23:30–32:40) Woody divulges a bizarre story:
  • On a flight from Milan to London, two men begin eating their passports mid-flight.
  • One rips and eats the document; the other attempts to flush his in the plane toilet.
  • Emergency landing in France, French police intervene, and all passengers delayed.
  • Theorized motive: destroy IDs to boost asylum claims; discussion follows about passport construction.

Notable Quotes:
"The two men started eating their passports on board." – Woody (24:45)
"I've never heard anybody eating their passports. I guess that's the new thing if you're up in the air..." – Woody (29:43)

Short Dialogue:
Cindy: "That passport paper is not easy." (30:19)
Woody: "No." (30:22)

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8. Galveston, TX—Teen Daughter Fatally Shoots Mother

• (32:40–35:18) Cindy covers:
  • 16-year-old shoots her mother, Tiamoya Moore, multiple times; returns to scene and is arrested.
  • No motive released; open questions about mother's devotion and daughter's mental status.
  • Teens’ trial status undetermined.

Quote:
"Why would you do this to your mama?" – Unnamed family member, via Cindy (34:28)
"You kill your own mother. I mean you're 16 years old. Figure it out." – Woody (35:18)

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9. Arizona Serial Killer Convicted—Death Penalty Sought

• (35:18–42:24) Woody narrates:
  • Cleophas Cooksey Jr. convicted of 8 murders in 2017, including mother, stepfather, and strangers.
  • Crimes included rape, kidnapping, robbery; Cooksey recently released from prison for prior manslaughter.
  • Police only realized connection between cases upon arrest; Cooksey still denies charges.

Notable Quotes:
"The victims...include Cooksey's mother, stepfather, and a security guard...and a woman whose body was found in an alley after she was raped." – Woody (35:37)
"He, sir, are a fuck stick of the first class world order." – Woody (40:50)
Cindy: "These are real people...It's scary, but it's real." (42:24)
Woody: "This is real life. Real crime, true crime time for you." (42:24)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On horrific TikTok crime:
  "How in the do you get that on Tik Tok?" – Woody (05:15)

• On prison as a response to domestic abuse:
  "That's why we build prisons, right?" – Woody (04:26)

• Highlighting the realness of crime:
  "These are real people. They breathe, they eat food, they slept, they poop, they pee. They have people that love them. It's not just names..." – Woody (41:57)

• On the strangeness of 'passport-eating':
  "I've never heard anybody eating their passports. I guess that's the new thing if you're up in the air..." – Woody (29:43)

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Tone & Format

• Woody: Direct, gritty, unfiltered, often humorous but always compassionate toward victims. Infuses law enforcement experience into every analysis.
• Cindy: Rapid-fire delivery, brings in detail, often focuses on emotional or family impacts; dynamic, supportive conversational partner.
• Overall: Fast-paced, no-nonsense, with sides of black humor to offset the bleak subject matter. Listeners are expected to keep up with the sharp pivots between countries, crime types, and contexts.

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Episode Highlights by Timestamp

• 01:24: Call for listener tips on ongoing cases (“Bradley and AO’s case”)
• 02:13: Arizona domestic assault (violent partner over vape use)
• 04:36: Argentina narco TikTok murders
• 11:26: Michigan woman shoots man, jokes with 911
• 14:10: North Carolina woman sics pit bull on neighbor
• 19:52: Texas school gym injury and aftermath
• 23:30: Ryanair passport-eating in-flight crisis
• 32:40: Galveston teen kills mother
• 35:18: Arizona serial killer conviction and death penalty discussion

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Conclusion

The October 1, 2025, episode serves up an intense, unflinching look at the current real-life crime landscape, traversing topics of domestic brutality, gang violence, criminal psychology, and even the surreal. Through Woody and Cindy’s characteristic style—equal parts candid debate, advocacy, and weary humor—the episode both informs and challenges listeners without ever losing its core message: These are real cases, real people, and real consequences.

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For true crime fans and "lifers," this episode is a thorough, energetic whirlwind through recent crimes that resist simplification—offering both analysis and space for empathy.

Transcript

[Woody Overton]

Foreign. Welcome to episode of true crime. Time for October 1st, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton.

[Cindy Overton]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[Woody Overton]

October 1st, opening day of bow season. Opening day of squirrel season.

[Cindy Overton]

Opening day of decorating season.

[Woody Overton]

Oh, God. You g to oh, God. It'll be non stop between now and and new year's.

[Cindy Overton]

Rotate it out.

[Woody Overton]

Oh, lord.

[Cindy Overton]

Lordy, lordy, lordy.

[Woody Overton]

Yep, yep, yep, yep. It's all good. So I don't know, but y', all, we're gonna be. I'm gonna do a tick tock today. Well, it'll come out. Probably you'll have it by today. And I'm gonna have two questions on Bradley and AO's case. The case is being worked and a lot of things going on behind the scenes, but there's two different angles I can go at on the episode this week and I'm gonna let the lifers vote to which way?

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

All right. So y' all get in your boat and this. Both of them are interesting and af so. But the case, Stefan being it's hot. It's hot, hot, hot. And being worked a lot. A lot of stuff going on. Tons of stuff going on. So continue calling you tips 313RLRC tip. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for AO. Hashtag just for Ms. Barbara Blunt. And hashtag just for Haley is coming. And let's get down to some true crime time.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Woody Overton]

What do you have?

[Cindy Overton]

Going to go out to Arizona.

[Woody Overton]

What kind of story? It's time for family matters.

[Cindy Overton]

We're going to. Is it tempe Tempe. Tempe Tempe, Arizona. There was a very violent domestic assault that took place on or about September 21st of this year. The defendant is 32 year old Nicholas Vinilo, who attacked his romantic partner after discovering she used his vape without asking.

[Woody Overton]

Nice.

[Cindy Overton]

Court records and prosecutorial documents describe the brutal sequence of events. Vincent Vinquillo apparently became enraged when his partner used his vaping device while he was in the shower. He allegedly dragged her inside his apartment, slammed her against walls, punched her repeatedly, and tossed her in the bathroom. At one point, he is accused of pulling a gun and pressing it to her forehead. The victim was enforced to ingest Xanax pills while Vincello was reportedly under the influence of cocaine, alcohol, and Xanax himself. As part of the attack, he compelled her to shower, clean up the blood, and dispose of torn clothing. When the victim was finally able to escape, she drove to a nearby in n out burger to seek help. According to a nurse cited by the prosecutor. The victim had 36 documented injuries to her head alone, describing them as among the worst she had seen. The assault also included a broken hand, among other injuries. In response, law enforcement arrested Chillo and charged him with aggravated assault and similar serious charges. Prosecutors emphasized the severity of the injuries and have described his conduct as beyond recognition. So that's scary.

[Woody Overton]

Oh, Lord. These. Yeah, that's why we build prisons, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Yep.

[Woody Overton]

Another horrible story. It's time for worldwide crime. You know, we, we discuss this a lot. Yeah, I know you love your TikTok. We have real life, real crime. Tik Tok. I think we have like 27,000 followers or whatever. But TikTok is like the most censored thing in the history of the world. I mean they won't even prove my videos if it has like a something wrong word in it or something. Right. So I don't get these stories right. And we're going worldwide crime. The police are investigating and I'll tell you about it where we're at in a minute. Police are investigating after a 15 year old girl and two women were horrifically raped, tortured and murdered live on Tik Tok by narco gang who also hacked off the teen's fingers. How in the do you get that on Tik Tok?

[Cindy Overton]

It probably had a million views too. Yeah, because before you even post it stops.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, but no, it only had four to five people. But Detective Save they believe around 45 people watched the sadistic scenes in which the girl had her fingers amputated and another victim was suffocated with a plastic bag. Well, it was on a closed group on the social media platform. One of the three, Laura Gutierrez was just 15 years old. The others have been named as Brenda del Castillo, 20 and Marina Verda, 21. And the local reports say that a narco gang had accused them of stealing cocaine and tricked them and going to the horror house around 20 miles from their homes when they were where they were tormented, raped and murdered on the outskirts of the Argentina capital Buenos Aires. The gang leader leader who ordered the revenge killings arranged for them to be killed as a deterrent to others and. But he's been identified as Peruvian national believed to have he ran like a little bitch by fleeing the country. And Gutierrez is said to have had all five fingers on her left hand cut off before her captors ended her life. Del Castillo had a skull fracture and her stomach had been cut open. After she was killed, Verdi was asphyxiated with a plastic bag found pulled over her head. You know, this One of the most horrible ways to go the they were tricked into believing they were attending an event that has been described as the local sex party. They are said to have been offered 300 each to attend. And the regional government minister went on to dub the murders as a narco act of revenge. Unconfirmed local reports claim one or two of the three killed have been accused of stealing four kilos of cocaine from the gang. And circumstances that have yet to be clarified. So they confirmed that the horror crimes were filmed and transmitted live online. This according to Buenos Aires Security minister Javier Alonso. He said it was for a closed group of around 45 people. That's information we have attained so far from the investigation. Said it's is relevant to the motive for the murders which is that the leader of the gang is saying this is what happens to you if you steal drugs from me. Then he ran like a bitch. Yeah, he had it yesterday. Speaking after the bodies of the three young women were found five days after they went missing last Friday. So they were last seen getting into a vehicle voluntarily because they had been invited to an event not knowing they were falling into a trap set for them by the international drugs trafficking gang which is. Which had hatched a plan to kill them. The families of the victims have been informed the bodies were found in the early hours of the morning buried in a garden. The drugs trafficking organization has its operational command in Buenos Aires and they had chosen this house to carry out the murders. And this is four people have so far been arrested and the vehicle the girls were picked up in was located 100 meters from the house. And it. They burned it up y'. All. They said we were convinced the victims were killed on Friday night between 11 and midnight. I'm pretty sure your tick tock shows that the they said our investigation to apprehend the intellectual and material authors is very advanced. And one Buenos Aires prosecutor said this is the most sword. Sword and horrifying case we have ever had to deal with. Then this going to talk about, you know the young girls and their families and you know this is crazy and, and you wonder why and I. You've heard me say this in the past. I always said I believe that we should declare war on the. On these gangs that are bringing in the drugs and go and strike them in their. The living rooms.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Woody Overton]

And they're doing it now. They're blowing up boats that they know, you know from ground sources information and they can tell how low they're riding in the water and they got the thermals where they can see the packages and they. Inside sources. They're not just blowing up random boats.

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Woody Overton]

But they're like, okay, you want, you want to haul 400 kilos of fentanyl to the U.S. but we're going to smoke your ass.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And I think they've blown up two so far that I know of.

[Cindy Overton]

Wow.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah. But anyway, they were ruthless and give a.

[Cindy Overton]

No, obviously. Yeah, they, they don't give a. As long as they make their money.

[Woody Overton]

Well, it's killing people. What you got? It's time for family matters.

[Cindy Overton]

We're going to Michigan and there's a woman who. Okay. Sagawa, Michigan and authorities say a woman shot a man six times during a violent altercation and then calmly joked with the 911 dispatcher while waiting for police to arrive. The incident occurred on September 17th inside the home of 32 year old Demisha Sanders. According to prosecutors, Sanders opened fired fire on a 42 year old man during a heated encounter, striking him multiple times in the head and body. Miraculously, he survived the attack but was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. After the shooting, Sanders called 911. But instead of panicking, she reportedly maintained a nonchalant, like almost joking tone that's in quotations. Prosecutors say she even mocked the victim's injuries and told the dispatcher that the man had been antagonizing her before she shot shot him. At one point, Sanders said she would have kept shooting if she hadn't run out of bullets. When officers arrived, they found the handgun used in the attack, which was legally registered to Sanders. She was arrested at the scene and later charged with assault with intent to murder, discharging a firearm in a building causing injury and felony firearm. Investigators say the shooting appeared to stem from a volatile and possibly abusive relationship that dated back several years. Sanders mother, Evelyn burks launched a GoFundMe page on her daughter's behalf, claiming that Sanders acted in self defense and had endured domestic violence since 2017. However, prosecutors painted a very different picture, one of premeditation and callous disregard for human life. And during the 911 call, Sanders showed no concern for the victim's condition and like we said, even laughed as she described what she had done. And authorities say this behavior demonstrates her lack of remorse and poses a significant risk to public safety.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, it's crazy that it's going for amazing. You can start it for anything.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah. Her next court date is October 10th.

[Woody Overton]

The like Tony Bradley, straightforward mom evidently did one saying that she had some kind of rare form or whatever and that was many years ago and buy these shirts or whatever, and it wasn't. Well, she ain't dead from it, that's for sure. But. All right, there you have it. It's time for beast mode. Going beast mode this morning out in North Carolina, and lady had a pit bull. Her. Her sweet baby pit bull. Not a baby, but her pit bull. And evidently the pit bull was pretty well trained because she told it to attack her neighbor, and it did. Oh. The suspect, who's identified as Sheila Marie Hunter, who's 58 years old, two years older than me, has a rap sheet dating back 40 years. So that means she probably had a juvenile rap sheet, too. It's just not on there. Yeah, right. The. They got a copy of the magistrate's order which was filed in Wake county district Court, which said that the incident occurred at apartment complex in Raleigh, North Carolina. Now, prior to the dog attack, Hunter and her neighbor, who's identified as Eli Santos Blanco, they had gotten into a little argument. And the victim is said to have sustained puncture wounds that were described as severe. And his injuries could have been even severer if a bystander had not gunned the dog down.

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[Woody Overton]

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[Cindy Overton]

Okay. Wow.

[Woody Overton]

What were you gonna say?

[Cindy Overton]

Nothing.

[Woody Overton]

The charges brought against Hunter that include assault with intent to cause great bodily harm, cruelty to animals and intoxicated disruptive behavior. And the cops filed a cruelty charge against Hunter because she failed to attend to her dog as well as she didn't give any aid or assistance after it was shot. So the charge of disruptive behaviors filed against her after the Raleigh Police Department officers saw her curse, shout and rudely insult others by pointing at the subject and cursing and calling him several times during the investigation. She's doing this while, he said after she sick the dog on him in still going the but the really good thing about it is y'. All. Well, anyway, they arrest her. Her bail was set at 30,000 and she can't have any contact with the victim or own any animals. Her criminal history includes serving out over a 12 year prison sentence and prosecutors who handle that case way back then described her as a habitual felon. But so when she sick, she gets an argument with Blanco 6 a dog on it, the dog's about to kill him and thank God. And another neighbor at the apartment ran up and shot the dog. Yeah, and killed it. I mean, I hate that the dog died, but. Well, no, it is what it is. I've done the same thing.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

So there's a beast made.

[Cindy Overton]

Geez.

[Woody Overton]

Train your pit bull to attack. I mean attack your neighbor because you're drunk in your career. Habitual offender.

[Cindy Overton]

Damn right. Well, we're going to go to a.

[Woody Overton]

School type of story.

[Cindy Overton]

A kid gets hurt at school, but the school seems to do everything that it's supposed to do. So I don't think it's left up professional. All right, we're going to Huntsville, Texas on Friday, September 5, about 1:30pm There was a dispute over a basketball between two students in the gym at Samuel Walker Houston elementary School in Huntsville. According to the district's letter to families as relayed by local media, staff described it as roughhousing during the incident and it was between a nine year old fourth grader, Cason, who was thrown to the floor and injured, and another student the campus was placed on temporary hold while an ambulance was called and the hold was lifted by 1:50pm the hold status referenced. They describe what the hold status means, and so it's part of the SRP protocol, like holding a classroom standard response protocol, and it's used to keep students in rooms and clear hallways if there's an incident being addressed and instruction continues in place until all clear is given. Cason was transported to a hospital where an initial CT scan showed severe brain swelling. He was sedated and placed on a ventilator and then later responded to verbal commands when sedation was reduced.

[Woody Overton]

You've been rapid fire all morning. Just breathe just a little bit, that's all.

[Cindy Overton]

On Monday, September 8, doctors also ordered MRI scans of his leg and spine. By Tuesday morning, September 9, Cason was discharged and his mother reported he could walk but felt dizzy. And he told the reporter he was afraid to return to school. Kayson's mother, Jenna Hennesser, has requested the video of what happened in the gym and questioned why adult intervention took as long as it did and filed a report with Child Protective Services saying she plans legal action. In a Sept. 11 statement, Huntsville ISD confirmed that a physical altercation between two elementary students resulted in a severe injury to one child, and the district said staff provided immediate assistance. EMS was contacted, an investigation was launched and that student safety is top priority and they couldn't go into more. But there's another one that's. The parent says that now the son is afraid to go to school and going through like, like a trauma, traumatic.

[Woody Overton]

Response, big ass lawsuit. And. And it does sound like they try to do everything appropriately and including contacting Child Protective Services and all that, but I mean, shit's going to happen, right?

[Cindy Overton]

Right.

[Woody Overton]

And it's unfortunate. And kids fighting like we used to fight them and. And nobody ever got an ambulance called, you know, or had to go to the hospital. I'll get it. So I got two for four. You. Are you ready?

[Cindy Overton]

Yep.

[Woody Overton]

Let's do a first. It's time for worldwide crime. Planes, Trains and automobiles and worldwide crime. And this is a freaking bizarre story. We brought you some pretty good ones. This one is just weird. So they had a. A flight from Ryanair, flight from Milan, and it was going to London. Oh. But it didn't make.

[Cindy Overton]

It had to make an emergency.

[Woody Overton]

Yes, it did. Made an emergency land in France. And do you know why? They give you a million dollars if you can get.

[Cindy Overton]

I'm probably not gonna guess. I'm assuming a passenger went crazy.

[Woody Overton]

But two men started Doing what?

[Cindy Overton]

Bomb threats?

[Woody Overton]

Nope.

[Cindy Overton]

Drinking?

[Woody Overton]

Nope.

[Cindy Overton]

I don't know if they're exposing themselves, but groping women.

[Woody Overton]

All right, no, just stop. The two men started eating their passports on board.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, well, that makes a lot of sense.

[Woody Overton]

So they took off from a line in like 20 minutes into the flight. Just after they get, you know, it goes ding. You could turn off your seat belts and move freely around the cabin. Right. That was switched off. One witness described how travel travelers were left terrified as the incident unfolded. And one of the men began methodically ripping pages from his passport and eating them. His companion made his way to the toilet and then in an apparent bid to flush his document away.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

Cabin crew saw what was going on and they saw the dude go to the toilet and they began knocking the door, say, hey, dude, come out, come out. He was like, you. I'm not coming out. So I mean, everybody's. It's a captive audience, right? You're in a airplane, on a jet and you're in 3,000 or 10,000ft, however high you are. And they keep trying to get him to come out and he wouldn't. And this other dude is just eating this passport. So I guess it takes a minute to eat your passport. I would think so, they said. Travelers were left stunned as they watched events unfold. And staff were notified and went to see what was going on in the front of the plane, one of the witnesses said. And suddenly the whole mood changed. No one on board knew what was going on. Those people were acting weird. This one wouldn't have said so. Tensions on board then grew increasingly fraught as passengers struggle to figure out what was going on. Stupid, is it? Evidently this is a low cost carrier like Spirit Airlines or whatever. And it was. It was forced to divert to Paris. Now the passengers passenger described the aircraft's ascent into the French capital as the most terrifying 15 minutes of my life. Well, the air host is what they call them now, not stewardess or flight attendants. The air hostess made a public announcement that was so blunt and to the point and said that freaked people out to another level. No one knew what was going on. The witness was continued so well they landed and the French police be bum rushed the plane and got on quick, quick AF and removed both individuals from the aircraft. The entire ordeal extended the journey by a whopping two hours, during which authorities conducted thorough baggage checks. Once the situation was resolved, the flight continued to wherever in England. The witness praised the airline staff after the chaos. Chaos, they said, I think Ryanair or yeah, Ryanair were brilliant and handled it in. In a certain way. They gave out drink towards the end of the flight as we were coming over here. The budget airline giving out the drinks. It said it was really stressful but Ryanair handled it amazing. I am just really glad I landed. That's a quote.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh my gosh.

[Woody Overton]

The passport Eden may have been a tactic to claim asylum in Britain. Didn't make it you in France. They said many asylum seekers destroy their ID before presenting them to Border Control in a bid to obscure where they are from and to avoid being deported. Almost all channel migrants destroy their passport or do not have one on arrival in the uk. This is data that started being revealed last year. As few as one in 50 asylum seekers have passports when they are picked up by the Border Force officials in England. And some. Some are told by people smugglers to destroy them in order to improve their chances of remaining in Britain.

[Cindy Overton]

That is just.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah. Even I never heard anybody eating their passports. I guess that's the new thing. If you're up in the air and you got to land somewhere and this is a direct flight.

[Cindy Overton]

I wonder how many people have done it before.

[Woody Overton]

You know what they the. They took off from my line and not that bad. Bad of shit's going in my line in Italy, right. So they probably went to Italy from somewhere else, used passports and got on a plane and then the cheap, cheap flight to London to get asylum. I ate the.

[Cindy Overton]

That passport paper is not easy.

[Woody Overton]

No.

[Cindy Overton]

I mean I don't know.

[Woody Overton]

I don't know what to come. That might be for their country. They said oh, I thought all passports would probably ours. Ours are, you know, probably thicker and have holograms and all that on them. But the. That might be from Cambodia and.

[Cindy Overton]

And there's not a standard passport requirement of lifers.

[Woody Overton]

Get back to us. Let me ask. Let me ask here. I'm pretty sure I've seen them from different countries. Are all passports from different countries made of the same paper?

[Cindy Overton]

Okay. I found this on the.

[Woody Overton]

See what it says y'. All. Are all passports from different countries made of the same paper.

[Cindy Overton]

Found this on the web.

[Woody Overton]

Well, they don't really say that says some polymers and some are paper. And then why are passports still made of paper? Why can't they use waterproof polymers instead? Because visa stamps will not stay on polymer and various visa officers will want to know where you have da da da da. Didn't really say.

[Cindy Overton]

I would just think that they have to have some standard to know whether it's a false passport or not. Because you get 100 and how many ever countries there are.

[Woody Overton]

What is the international standard of a passport Standard size of international passports including those issued by the United States is 4.921 inches by 3 point blah blah blah. The international civil aviation which issue passport standards and recommendations national governments determines this measurement they recommend it doesn't mean yeah right. I'm sure I'm pretty sure Zimbabwe literally.

[Cindy Overton]

A country I was thinking they didn't.

[Woody Overton]

Or someplace in the desert doesn't have trees or some I don't know y' all let us know we're in a whole bunch of different countries.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah I would just how would it interesting question. I'm an interesting lady. That's a yes yes Wife I love you. You're.

[Woody Overton]

It'S time for family Matters.

[Cindy Overton]

On the evening of September 11th in Galveston, Texas, police were called to a home on the 5100 block of Avenue Q after neighbors heard multiple gunshots and screams coming from the residents. When officers arrived just before 8pm they found 34 year old Tiamoya Moore lying on her front porch with several gunshot wounds. Most of the wounds were or gunshots were in her arm and stomach and she was transported to the John Seeley Hospital at the University of Texas Medical Branch and she was pronounced dead. Investigators quickly determined who the suspected shooter was. Relations it was her 16 year old daughter.

[Woody Overton]

There you go.

[Cindy Overton]

According to police, the teenager fled the scene on foot immediately after the shooting, but later returned while officers were still investigating. Like stumbling on it, oh my gosh, what happened? I'm sure like you know. She was taken into custody without incident and a firearm believed to have been used in the shooting was recovered near the scene. Friends and family described Moore as a devoted mother who was focused on her family and was working hard towards stability. Relatives expressed disbelief and grief over the killing, with one family member asking why would you do this to your mama? But a GoFundMe page has been launched to help with funeral and burial expenses and authorities haven't released information about a motive. And I think because she's 16 there might be. I don't know what.

[Woody Overton]

They don't have to have motive and.

[Cindy Overton]

Details about the events leading up to the shooting remain unclear. The 16 year old has been charged with murder, though it has not yet been determined whether she will be tried as a juvenile. Investigators have also disclosed have also not disclosed any information about the teen's mental state or prior incidents between the mother and daughter. So the case is under investigation.

[Woody Overton]

You kill your own mother. I mean you're 16 years old. Figure it out. Ah I don't get it. All right, we're going out to Arizona. Arizona. Arizona. And the prosecutors are seeking death penalty in a case. But in Arizona. I'm looking at my chart. Lifers gay. No, it's yellow. AZ is Arizona. So that means they have. They have the death penalty, obviously, since they're seeking it. But it is in a status moratorium. But last Thursday, an Arizona jury convicted a man on eight murder charges for carrying out a string of shootings in the metro Phoenix area over a three week span back in 2017. And yes, prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Cleophas Cooksey Jr. Listen to this shit. The victims in Phoenix and nearby Glendale include Cooksey's mother, stepfather, and a security guard walking to his girlfriend's apartment. And a woman whose body was found in an alley after she was raped. Not. Not done yet. You start crying out because you're really gonna be crying. The jury also found Cooksey guilty of crimes including kidnapping, sexual assault or rape. Alice. And armed robbery. Cooksey is described by the police as an aspiring musician, and he knew some of the victims but wasn't acquainted with others. He naturally says all the allegations against him are false. The jury says different, Mr. Cooksey. The killing started four months after Cooksey was released from prison on a manslaughter conviction for his participation in a 2001 strip club robbery in which an accomplice was fatally shot. So they robbed in. One of his homies got shot because they were defending themselves. This thing keeps going to some commercial. In earlier years, two other serial shooting cases sparked fear in metro Phoenix, prompting some people to stay indoors after dark or to stay off freeways while the shootings were going on. Unlike those cases, the killings Cooksey was accused of did not occur over a matter of months and generated no publicity until his arrest. So the cops weren't even saying they were tied together. The first victims were Parker Smith and Andrew Remillard, who were fatally shot while sitting inside a vehicle in a parking lot. Five days later, security guards Salem Richards was shot to death while on the way to his girlfriend's apartment. Then latorre Beckford and Christopher Cameron were killed in separate shootings at apartment complexes in Glendale. Maria Villanueva had been inspected at her boyfriend's apartment in Glendale, but the next day her body was found naked from the waist down in an alley in Phoenix. Authorities say she had been sexually assaulted and that Cooksey's DNA was found on her body. Explain that, Mr. Cooksey. Oh, I guess you're having consensual Sex in the alley. Finally, Cooksey answered the door when officers responded to a shots fired called at his mom's apartment. And he told officers who had noticed a large amount of blood there that he had cut his hand and he. He was the only one home. Police say when an officer tried to detain him, Cooksey threatened to slit the officer's throat.

[Cindy Overton]

Oh, okay.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah. Well, his mom, Renee Cooksey, his stepfather, Edward Nunn, were found dead on the sofa in the living room. Investigators said they found Richard's gun, which was later linked to the killings of Beckford, Cameron and Voidlanueva. They found the keys to Villanueva's vehicle. And Cooksey was wearing Richard's necklace when he was arrested. Yeah. In January 2020, a handwritten letter to a judge over the impendent postponement of his trial. Cooksy said he was in a hurry to prove my charges are no more than false accusations. And what better way to do so than a not guilty verdict. An aspiring musician, he said he was not a rapist or murder. He said, I'm a music artist.

[Cindy Overton]

Okay.

[Woody Overton]

Well, Mr. Cooksey, you, sir, are a fuck stick of the first class world order. That's eight people this time.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

And the other one, I mean, it was his friend that got shot, but they were doing. Robbing a strip club, of all places. The eight people that they know of, exactly what I was saying, they're not just cheating, Right? Rape, murder. Eight people, including your own mother and stepfather. Rape, Murder, Murder. Murder, Murder, rape, robbery, kidnapping. This people is why we have the death penalty.

[Cindy Overton]

Yes.

[Woody Overton]

People are gonna stop, right? I mean, he just got out of.

[Cindy Overton]

Prison, literally for manslaughter.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And raping and murder. These are real people. These are real people. They breathe, they eat food, they slept, they poop, they pee. They have people that love them. It's not just names with. It's. I mean, we do this every day. We talk about people being murdered, whatever, and. And becoming desensitized to it, but the. These are real living human beings. Somebody birthed them.

[Cindy Overton]

Yeah.

[Woody Overton]

Two people made them. Make them. Boom, boom. They made this baby. And this baby grew up to be murdered and raped, and then the baby.

[Cindy Overton]

Grew up to be a murderer and rapist.

[Woody Overton]

It's scary, but it's real.

[Cindy Overton]

It is real.

[Woody Overton]

And this is real life. Real crime, true crime time for you. Anything else?

[Cindy Overton]

No.

[Woody Overton]

Well, that being said, lifers, we love and appreciate each and every one of you. Patreon convict's gonna deal with some something. I'm not. I'm still Trying to get the legality. Legality of it straight. I got to talk to Tommy again today. Our attorney, Tommy Thomas Davenport. I know y' all hear his commercial on there. If you need an attorney, that's the deed you want to go to.

[Cindy Overton]

That's who you want.

[Woody Overton]

That's who you want?

[Cindy Overton]

No, that's who you need.

[Woody Overton]

Yeah. That's who Woody Overton's getting.

[Cindy Overton]

Whether you, you know, I mean, because Tommy is a bulldog and he's going to tell you exactly how it is. But he's doing. On your.

[Woody Overton]

He will defend you on your behalf.

[Cindy Overton]

He's telling you, look, this doesn't look.

[Woody Overton]

Good or this is whatever you need that he tells you that. True attorney.

[Cindy Overton]

Exactly.

[Woody Overton]

And not trying to take your money. No, but he also will defend you if that's where you want to go. He'll take it all the way. Take that to trial. I've seen him do it. I hope this y' all have some sad news. Oh, sad news is, admit it. We told him yesterday that we were excited. We were finally getting our gas hooked up, and God bless them, that super, super nice guy came out. All they had to do is put a meter on top of. We've had all the lines run to everything, all the equipment and generators and stove tops, et cetera. And we've been waiting for months and months and months and showed up this morning, wrong truck. Be back tomorrow. He's a nice guy, that. He did put my belt back on my lawnmower.

[Cindy Overton]

That's why God sent him here today.

[Woody Overton]

Cindy said before he showed up, he said, because she said the first thing, she's cooking this pot of red beans, right, for doves. And she said, you think I should put the red beans on the suit? I said, nope. I said, don't fucking jinx it. And it didn't matter anyway.

[Cindy Overton]

Didn't matter.

[Woody Overton]

But anyway, that's a miscommunication on the part. I guess one more day won't hurt.

[Cindy Overton]

No, it won't hurt. So I'm glad that the lawnmower is fixed because it wouldn't have been fixed otherwise had they, you know, this is true.

[Woody Overton]

Hopefully stays fixed. The I'm Woody Overton.

[Cindy Overton]

I'm Cindy Overton.

[Woody Overton]

We will holler at y' all later. Love you. Peace. Your sausage McMuffin with egg didn't change your receipt did. The sausage McMuffin with egg extra value meal includes a hash brown and a small coffee for just $5 only at McDonald's for a limited time. Prices and participation may vary.