True Crime Time For October 13, 2025 | Psychic Predictions, a South Carolina Mass Shooting, and a Death Row Debate

Summary

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Real Life Real Crime

True Crime Time For October 13, 2025

Host: Woody Overton
Air Date: October 13, 2025

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Overview

In this solo-hosted episode of “True Crime Time For,” Woody Overton covers a broad spectrum of headline-making and under-the-radar crime stories from around the U.S., with his signature blend of frank assessments, sardonic humor, and law enforcement perspective. Major topics include the public reaction to psychic involvement in cold cases, a mother who turns in her bank robber son, a devastating mass shooting in South Carolina, debates over death row executions, bizarre and brutal murders, privacy invasions at Walmart, and a truly jaw-dropping arrest in Polk County, Florida. Throughout, Woody provides commentary, context, and calls for continued public engagement in ongoing local investigations.

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Main Topics & Key Discussion Points

1. Update on #JusticeForBradley and Psychic Predictions [03:42]

• Woody shares the massive, enthusiastic response to the recent Patreon episode featuring psychic “Ms. Lulabelle”:
  • Listeners have been inspired to physically search locations referenced by Lulabelle, with many verifying her statements with historical facts.
  • “I counted six different messages today where they said it's the best episode we've ever done… this woman's on point.” (Woody Overton, 04:40)
  • Woody promises more from Ms. Lulabelle soon: “If you think you got something out of the first one, wait until you hear the next one, because she just keeps channeling.”
• Updates on ongoing cold-case advocacy, including meetings for the #JusticeForHaley campaign.

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2. Florida: Mom of the Year Turns in Bank Robber Son [06:44]

• Case Recap: Aaron James Spencer, on bail for a prior bank robbery, commits another; his mother calls 911 and brings him, and the money, to the sheriff.
• Sheriff praisingly calls attention to the mom’s courage and the lesson of accountability:
  • “When someone's own mother feels compelled to turn them in, it speaks volumes about accountability and the trust our community places in doing the right thing.” (Sheriff Chad Kronister, quoted by Woody Overton, 09:24)
• Woody’s take: “That is pure love. Hats off to mom for busting her son’s ass… Now he’s not getting out of jail. No bond. He stuck like Chuck.” (09:46)

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3. South Carolina Mass Shooting: Tragedy at Willy’s Bar & Grill [11:10]

• Details: Mass shooting at a bar during a high school alumni party on St. Helena’s Island; 4 killed, 20+ injured, 4 critical.
• “What the ever happened to being able to go to a bar, have a good time… and not have to worry about someone coming in and shooting the place up?” (Woody Overton, 14:55)
• Ongoing investigation with no arrests yet, and public statements from local officials and representatives.
• Commentary on the recurring nature of mass shootings and resultant trauma.

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4. South Carolina Death Row Debate & Firing Squad Executions [17:01]

• Audio segment presents the “choice” given to a condemned prisoner: firing squad, lethal injection, or electrocution, with the firing squad having been ruled unconstitutional then later permitted as a “choice.”
• Death of the State’s Oldest Death Row Inmate:
  • Fred Singleton, 81, died of natural causes after 42 years on death row for the rape and murder of a 73-year-old woman (sentenced in 1983).
  • Discussion of decades-long delays owing to questions of mental competency, ethics of medicating someone to make them fit for execution.
  • Woody’s take: “If you're legit out of your mind, I don't think you should be put to death.” (25:14)
• Review of recent firing squad executions in the state; debate over whether condemned should have a choice in their method when their victims did not.

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5. Long Beach, California: Roommate Stabbing at CSU [29:55]

• Tragic college murder:
  • 22-year-old student Spencer Timms murdered by 34-year-old roommate, Alejandro Estrus.
  • Timms was a new transfer and outstanding student.
  • University and faculty statements mourn his loss; motive unknown.
  • Woody notes the personal nature and tragedy, “Just goes to show, when it’s your time, it is your time. And that’s just the fact.” (32:44)

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6. Tennessee: Fatal Explosion at Explosives Factory [33:45]

• News segment & commentary:
  • Multiple deaths and missing persons following a factory explosion in Hickman County, not the first such incident at the site.
  • Woody’s “public service announcement”:
    • “If you work inside of a bomb factory, there is a high probability at some point your ass is going to get blown up.” (34:47)
  • Uses this as a segue to discuss workplace hazards, not necessarily a crime, but a reminder of inherent risk in some jobs.

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7. Naperville, Illinois: Husband Kicks Wife to Death [38:24]

• Chilling domestic homicide:
  • Alan Wang, 61, kicked his wife, Hong Yan Yang, repeatedly in the legs after seeing text messages from another man; she died from massive soft tissue hemorrhaging.
  • Woody’s analysis: “Specifically kicking someone to death, that might be as personal as choking them.” (38:38)
  • Details of trial and conviction, disbelief at the perpetrator’s explanation for his actions.

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8. Suwanee, Georgia: “Creep at Walmart” Filming Women [41:50]

• Invasion of privacy at Walmart:
  • Arrest of Tyrese Mattress, caught on camera following and recording women with a pocket camera.
  • Woody applauds Walmart Loss Prevention for vigilance:
    • “Walmart has more cameras than casinos do … They might say, 'security scan section 34B.' Nine times out of ten. That’s bullshit. It’s not a real section. But they do have the cameras.”
  • Second similar arrest at the same store in recent months.
• Commentary on invasions of privacy, store security, and risks for female shoppers.
• Applauds Walmart employees for protecting customers:
  • “A little bit of applause and a little bit of love … if they’d done it to my wife … [someone would] get an ass-whipping.” (45:04)

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9. Polk County, Florida: “The Thermos Bandit” with Sheriff Grady Judd [49:45]

• Audio segment featuring Sheriff Grady Judd:
  • Amusing yet astonishing arrest of Walter Freimier, found naked, meth possession, and caught smuggling a full-sized thermos into jail “up the exit ramp.”
  • Judd’s humorous narration: “We put everybody through a body scanner … Walter was bringing drugs into jail. He brought a thermos into the jail. That’s right. He put it up the exit ramp.” (49:53)
• Woody’s thoughts after the segment:
  • “I have one sitting on the desk in front of me. This is a full-size… I have no idea how you make that fit in your body!” (52:36)
  • Praise for Polk County law enforcement and Sheriff Judd’s weekly spotlights on local crime.

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10. Listener Calls, Cold Cases, and Ongoing Investigations [53:00]

• Direct appeal for community involvement:
  • Reiterates the importance of listeners (“lifers”) calling in tips on cold cases like the Bradley, AO, and Abandon cases.
  • Stresses the critical role that keeping cases in public conversation plays in pushing officials to act:
    • “Whatever it takes to keep Bradley and AO's cases on the mouths of the people in Vernon Parish is what I'm going to do… I don't give a fuck who gets the arrest… we're going to get it done one way or another.” (55:31)
• Discussion of unsolved double homicide (elderly mother and daughter) in Vernon Parish and the necessity of public pressure on law enforcement.
  • “No one’s untouchable, right?” (56:33)
  • “If you want Woody Overton to go away, if you want the heat off your ass, go do what should have been done six years ago at the end of this month. It's that fucking simple.” (57:44)

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Selected Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “If you think you got something out of the first [psychic] episode, wait until you hear the next one, because she just keeps channeling.” (Woody Overton, 05:34)
• “That is pure love. Hats off to mom for busting her son’s ass and bringing him in. And now he’s not getting out of jail.” (Woody Overton, 09:46)
• “What the ever happened to being able to go to a bar, have a good time … and not have to worry about someone coming in and shooting the place up?” (Woody Overton, 14:55)
• “If you're legit out of your mind, I don't think you should be put to death.” (Woody Overton, 25:14)
• “If you work inside of a bomb factory, there is a high probability at some point your ass is going to get blown up.” (Woody Overton, 34:47)
• “You kick someone in the legs to death... specifically kicking someone to death, that might be as personal as choking them.” (Woody Overton, 38:38)
• “Walmart has more cameras than casinos do… They do have the cameras. I know that for a fact because I’ve seen them.” (Woody Overton, 42:34)
• "We put everybody through a body scanner ... Walter was bringing drugs into the jail. He brought a thermos into the jail. That's right. He put it up the exit ramp." (Sheriff Grady Judd, 49:53)
• “I have no idea how you make that fit in your body!” (Woody Overton, 52:36)
• “No one’s untouchable, right?” (Woody Overton, 56:33)
• “If you want Woody Overton to go away... do your fucking job. That's all I got for today.” (Woody Overton, 57:44)

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Episode Structure / Timestamps

• [03:42] – Show Start: Patreon episode response, psychic tips, cold-case updates
• [06:44] – Florida: Mom turns in bank robber son
• [11:10] – South Carolina: Mass shooting at Willy’s Bar & Grill
• [17:01] – Death Row Debate: Execution choices and Singleton’s 42-year wait
• [29:55] – Long Beach CSU stabbing: Roommate homicide
• [33:45] – Tennessee: Fatal explosion at explosives factory
• [38:24] – Illinois: Husband kicks wife to death
• [41:50] – Georgia Walmart: Hidden camera privacy invasion
• [49:45] – Polk County FL: Naked man, meth, and the “thermos up the exit ramp”
• [53:00] – Listener involvement, calls for tips, activism on cold/unsolved cases
• [57:44] – Closing appeal and final thoughts

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Tone & Language

Woody’s style is direct, colloquial, sometimes expletive-laced, and deeply informed by his law enforcement roots. He mixes empathy and outrage, humor and gravitas, especially when dealing with senseless or bizarre crimes. Listeners are regularly addressed as "y’all" and “lifers,” reinforcing the sense of community and shared mission within the RLRC audience.

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For New Listeners

This episode provides:

• A window into the ongoing community-driven investigation efforts at RLRC.
• Unfiltered and detailed breakdowns of true crime headlines, both mainstream and obscure.
• Moments of grim humor alongside cases of real heartbreak and horror.
• Firsthand insight and critical commentary on the realities of the justice system, community accountability, and the importance of public pressure and citizen tips in moving unsolved cases forward.

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Recommendations

For listeners interested in contributing to ongoing investigations or learning more:

• Listen to recent #JusticeForBradley and psychic episodes for actionable tips.
• If you have information on any cases discussed, contact RLRC via tip line or website.

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End of Summary

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Hello, everybody, and welcome to this episode of True Crime time for Monday, October 13, 2025. And I'm Woody Everton, rolling solo. The crickets are for my partner in crime, if you will. My better half, Cindy, is busy as can be, y'. All. We dropped the episode, the latest hashtag just for Bradley and hashtag just for AO episode. And it contained the psych psychic, Ms. Lulabelle. Holy the. We dropped it for patreon of convicts early, like always, I think on Thursday. And the messages started flooding in because in the episode she goes into detail about areas and locations and different things. And the, you know, the response has been overwhelming and had people out looking at various locations that she talks about in the episode. So if you hadn't listened to it, go listen to it, especially if you're from the burning parish. Now, I counted six different messages today where they said it's the best episode we've ever done. And so many messages, they're like, yeah, this woman's on point. They were giving me the different locations were where the things she was talking about. The one Slave thing is she one lifer, gave me exactly where it was and then gave me the historical fact to back up off of Google and everything else. And it's just crazy, crazy episodes, especially if you're from the VP and blowing it up. Now, I'm going to release some more of that this week because it's a lot. And. And if you think you got something out of the first one, wait until you hear the next one, because she just keeps channeling. Keeps channeling and keeps rolling out with the information. And again, I have used psychics in the past, good, bad, or indifferent. But, you know, when they give certain information, it turns an investigation a certain way that you weren't looking at. You know, they got at least part of it right. So I don't know that the. The everything for. I don't know what she's channeling. I don't know what, you know, what's happened. I know she's with Jesus, but I'm talking about the. I don't know if any of the facts that she or any of statements that she are stating or facts or not, I have no idea. But y' all are eating it up. Like, I mean, response is like, you couldn't believe the. And evidently, it set the world on fire. And there's a lot of lifers that are not from Vernon Parish who aren't out there looking and whatever, who's sending things with maps and saying, oh, my God, this woman's, you know, on point, blah, blah, blah. So, anyway, I will definitely bring you more of that this week. Hashtag justice for Haley. Ms. Barbara Johnson spoke with the district attorney's assistant. She is getting a meeting with her and the family sooner than later, the assistant said. And we will. We will tell you everything that happened after that meeting. So hold on to that one. And of course, hashtag, just from Ms. Barbara Blonde, y' all, call in your tips. 313rlrctip and it goes on all those cases. All right? And. And as it happens, every time we drop an episode on Bradley and ao, we get a lot of stuff. But holy smokes is rolling in now like you wouldn't believe. So, that being said, let's get down to some true crime time for this fun day Monday, whatever you like to call it. Most people don't like Mondays, and I guess that's because it's the beginning of the week. Well, let me tell you a little. It's time for family matters. And this one's a little bit different because it's not an effed well, it's a, it's an effed up family because part of it's this idiot's and an idiot. But there's a mom out there who already get mom of the year award, right? And we're going Florida, specifically to Hillsborough County Sheriff's office and they already had a guy under arrest for bank robbery. All right? Now you get arrested for bank robbery and you're blessed enough to make bail, which happened in this case, you would think that you want to behave, right, think you want to be good and fight your charges. Maybe you're innocent, who knows? But you would definitely wouldn't think you would continue to be an asshole while you're out on bail. And what I'm about to tell you happened, happened. So a guy named Aaron James Spencer, who's 33 years old, he was already out on bail for robbing another bank and, and he robbed a bank in Tampa and this occurred back in April, all right, and then. But he got out on bond. So good guy, dumbass is what I'm going to call him. Because last Thursday, October 9, the Trust bank on Memorial highway got robbed at 1:10pm in which the dude walked in and he demanded money from the teller and he said, hey, I got a pistol. Give me your money. And they did, they complied. And the person left with the money on foot and threw away his clothes in a parking lot. It's all according to sheriff's office and investigators got to investigate, right? Well, not too long into the investigation, about three hours later, their Sheriff's Office 911 communication center got a call from a woman who said that her son just robbed a bank and she's on her way to turn his ass in district to the District 3 office. And. And guess who it was, y'. All. Aaron James Spencer robbed another bank, but his mama wasn't having any of it. Says they said Spencer arrived about an hour later and mama not only brought him in for robbing the bank, she made him bring back all the money. Man, come on, man. It's like being a kid and getting caught stealing a candy bar and your parents bring you back in the store owner and like you could turn it in and apologize. Well, didn't really work for him. He turned over the money and then he was arrested and charged with robbery with a firearm while wearing a mask. And the amount was more than $750 and less than $20,000. And I told you he was out on bond. But they said, the sheriff, Chad Kronister said when someone's own mother feels Compelled to turn them in. It speaks volumes about accountability and the trust our community places in doing the right thing. Her courage helped in the dangerous situation and reinforces the message that responsibility starts at home. And y', all, that is pure love. Hats off to mom for busting her son's ass and bringing him in. And now he's not getting out of jail. No bond. He stuck like Chuck and I forgot the rest of his life or his prison time is gonna think, damn it, Mama got on to me and made me go in and turn back into money. And now I'm missing Christmases and da da, da, da, da. Well, son, you shouldn't have been a dumbass. Right? So there you have it on that one. All right, now we're gonna go out to South Carolina and this is not a good story, y'. All. It's unfortunately another mass shooting and it occ heard at a crowded bar on a. On an idyllic South Carolina island. And it's left four people dead and another 20 injured. Think about that four. Look at the next four people you see and the next 20 people after that and think they all got bullet holes in them, right? Fucking stupid. So the shooting happened early Sunday at Willy's Bar and Grill on St. Helena's Island. And a large crowd was at the scene when the sheriff's deputies arrived and found several people suffering from gunshot wounds, they said. It was learned that hundreds of people were at the location when the shooting occurred. According to Beaufort County Sheriff's office, multiple victims and witnesses ran into the nearby businesses and properties and seeking shelter from the gunshots. Mass hysteria, right? Obviously, nothing clears the room like a little gunfire. Four people were found dead at the scene and at least 20 other people were injured. And among the injured, four of those were in critical condition and taken to the area hospitals for treatment. That night there was a party for alumni of Battery Creek High School at the bar. And that's according to the local CBS affiliate, WTOC TV. Y', all, I just went to my 37 year high school reunion on Friday night and yes, it was at a bar. And of course, they're not releasing the names of the victims, etc. But the bar owner, Willie Terrell, told WTOC TV that he was still processing everything that happened. He said, you know, that things like this could happen. Of course, you try to take the best efforts that you can to deter any situation like this from occurring. When something like this happens, I mean, in your heart of hearts, at least in mine, you know, I. I never really expected to ever see anything like this? Well, unfortunately, I mean, when I was in the bar the other night, I never turned my back to the door. Right. The sheriff's office said it's investigating persons of interest, but no arrests have been made yet. They said this is a tragic and difficult incident for everyone. We ask for your patience as we continue to investigate this incident. Our thoughts are with all of the victims and their loved ones in. You know, I don't know. The local representative, U.S. representative Nancy Mace post on X and said completely heartbroken to learn about the devastating shooting in Beaufort County. Beaufort County. Our prayers are with the victims, the families and everyone impacted by this horrific act of violence. What the ever happened to being able to go to a bar, have a good time, go or go to church and, and be able to pray or go to school and, or the university or wherever and not have to worry about some come in and shooting the place up. It's just, you know, I, I know they'll get the, the people. You can't have hundreds or 20 victims and four dead people and all those people in the bar, somebody saw something, they'll get it. But it's not going to bring those people back to life. And it's just another sad ass story. So the let's stay in South Carolina and if you hadn't been to South Carolina, it's a pretty great place. The this story. I'll let you listen to it first.

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Well, what's happening is a condemned prisoner in South Carolina is due to be executed on March 7 by firing squad. The ironic thing is that South Carolina forces prisoners to choose between three different alternatives. In his lawyer's words, that's between a violent death by firing squad, a torturer's death by lethal injection or electrocution, which he says is basically frying his client. The prisoner has to choose. And by the way, the firing squad has been held unconstitutional in South Carolina. But it's okay now because he has a choice. Barbaric and ironic.

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Showing protesters, y'. All. All right, you know, I'm gonna stop the video there. The Let me tell you what it is. This guy, he is 81 years old. That's like two years younger than my mother, okay? And he was the longest serving resident of South Carolina's death row. But guess what? He died of natural causes this week, okay? And his name was Fred Singleton and he passed away Monday at the Kirkland Correctional Institutions Infirmary. And it's according to the South Carolina Department of Corrections, real life, real crime.

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He was sentenced to die in 1983. So I was at my 37th school year reunion. That is he has been on death row for 42 years, y'. All. Why? Because he raped and strangled a woman in Newberry county and stole her jury. Right. So Singleton spent his last three decades in prison in the legal limbo after the supreme court ruled he wasn't competent to be executed because he didn't understand he could die in the electric chair. And he only answered questions from his attorneys with yes or no. I'm pretty sure you know you're gonna electric chair does to you. And if you got you spend 40 something years playing I'm dumb. Yeah. And it's been working for me. And evidently it worked for him because he still avoided the death penalty by riding out of old age. But the supreme court justice also decided in 1993 that Singleton's death sentence should remain in case advances in psychology allowed him to get better and he could be forced to take medication to improve his mental state only so he could be executed. Okay, I kind of get that. I mean, if you really are crazy or whatever, I don't think they and they can give you appeal to make you sane enough. As big as proponent as I am for the death penalty, if you're legit out of your mind, I don't think you should be put to death. I mean, you should be put in a mental war. Right. The prosecutor said Singleton broke into the home of 73 year old widow Elizabeth Lomenick in 1982. Two of her sisters and her niece found her body. She had been strangled with a bed sheet. And guess what? Singleton's fingerprints were found on the screen of a bathroom window. So Singleton was arrested in Georgetown county and he had guess what, Ms. Lamanix diamond and gold rings in his pockets. And her car was found nearby with Singleton's fingerprints inside. All right, so guilty that raped and strangled a 73 year old doesn't deserve to breathe. I mean, I don't know how if you're in my mind, if you're. If you're totally crazy, you would do that and just sit there and not try to hide, right? To me it's showing that you have the mental capability to know that you're hiding. It means you're done something wrong. But whatever the. There have been two firing squad executions in South Carolina this year. Now I'm sitting here looking at my charts. Y' all gave Me of which states have the death penalty. In South Carolina is. Is definitely has a death penalty, but it's in Yellow Satan. That's a moratorium. I hate this. But guess what? Maybe not because they've already shot two to death this year. And in early March, Brad Sigmund, who is a 67 year old who was convicted of killing his ex girlfriend's parents with a baseball bat in 2001, was executed by firing squad for the first time in 15 years in the U.S. pretty crazy the I know that Utah used to use it or it's still an option. But the following month Mr. Mikal Mahdi, who's 42 years old, was put to death by firing squad also and he was convicted in the 2004 killings of an killings, plural of an off duty police officer in Calhoun county in South Carolina and a convenience store clerk in Winston Salem, N.C. and he was sentenced to death for the murder of the officer and life in prison for the clerk's murder. Wow. Crazy. I, you know, I damn sure wouldn't want to ride electricity. I guess I would take a lethal injection if I had to do it and firing squad would be the second. But look, they get a choice. Their victims didn't get a choice whether you get raped and you know, strangled or you get beat to death with bats or you get shot to death. I don't know that they should get a choice that their victims didn't get it or just give it to them just like the victims got it. So anyway, all right. Now going across the country to Long Beach, California and to specific to California State University now had a 22 year old student there who was stabbed to death by one of his roommates over the weekend. I mean we do roommate stories all the time, right? This incident occurred on Sunday October 5th on Temple Avenue. And officers who responded to the stabbing found two men at the scene with stab wounds to their upper bodies. One of the victims was taken to the hospital in stable condition while the other victim was declared dead, murdered unalived at the scene. And police identified the victim as 22 year old Spencer Timms. And he was at college to get the knowledge and studying industrial design at the university and had just transferred to the school from Saddleback College, wherever that is. Now the Los Angeles county medical examiner did the autopsy on Tim's and said his death was because he had been stabbed multiple times in the chest. How personal is that? How close you got to be stab your remaining chest numerous times? Well, Alejandro, who's 34 of Long beach was at the scene when police arrived and has been arrested as the suspect in the stabbing. He's been charged with murder and is being held on the $2 million bail. And this according to Long Beach Current now investigators think that In Estrus attacked both of his roommates, but a motive has not been made public yet. And the University of California, Long beach provided the following statement to the local broadcaster ktla. They said, we are deeply saddened by the loss of our student Spencer Timms. We have been in touch with Spencer's family and had been reaching out to and supporting his beach classmates and faculty. The identity of the other roommate injured in the attack has not been made public by police. And the dean for the school's College of Arts, his name is Royce W. Smith. He sends I guess a mass email to students who which he explained Tim's on Wednesday. And it says it is with a heavy heart that I share with you that one of our Department of Design and College of Art students, Spencer Timms, passed away in Long beach this past Saturday. Actually he was murdered. But Smith described Tim's as being incredibly positive and impactful student and he maintained a 4.0 GPA y' all during his time at the college and he had a passion for design. Said I remember quite well meeting Spencer on one of my visits to the department and clearly recall seeing and admiring the creative fire in him and his work. A student who knew he had something special to offer and who put all of himself into honing his talents and focusing his ambition. Wow. It's crazy. And of course cops are asking anyone with information to come forward and what have you, you know, I don't know. They didn't say the other guy that 34 year old is was a student the bad guy that they arrested. But I guess, I mean should I've had so many roommates over the years and went to so many different colleges, but I don't know that our roommates were 12 years older than me. But rest in peace and just goes to show when it's your time, it is your time. And that's just the fact. Right. So let's now go to Tennessee. And you know what, let me play it.

[News Reporter]

Deadly explosion at an explosives manufacturer. Officials say multiple people are dead. They initially reported at least 19 are missing. Several have been hospitalized. The explosion happened this morning in Hickman County, Tennessee, southwest of Nashville. It's not clear what led to the explosion that was felt all around the region. Here's how one man described it.

[Sheriff Grady Judd]

All of a sudden we heard just a massive Boom. It was like a two part boom, like a boom boom. But it shook the house, it rattled the windows. I mean we thought, we thought something happened in our front yard. We were running outside looking around and didn't see anything.

[News Reporter]

This isn't the first time there's been a deadly explosion at the factory. Back in 2014, one man was killed and four others were hurt. Our local journalists in Nashville are gathering more information and we'll pass along updates as we get them.

[Woody Overton]

Let's talk about this for a second. Is that a crime necessarily? No, But I'm going to do a public service announcement. Okay. Public service announcement. 10,742. If you work inside of a bomb factory, there is a high probability at some point your ass is going to get blown up. And I don't know how many dead people there are, y' all or whatever the. But you know, you heard they have the pass and place blew up again. And not saying it's nefarious or foul play, but I would love to see their policy and procedure manual. Like whatever you do, do not stick the detonator inside explosives and flip a switch, whatever they say. So if you work inside of a. This is like me telling you if you're a cop, watch your sex. You're liable to get killed. Or if you're a correctional officer, you. You can be attacked, right? It happens. If you got to work in a bomb factory, your ass might get blown up. It's just simple fact of life. Not really a crime. I just thought that was interesting. Hell, I just don't know that well. I mean, I guess I was a cop and whatever for however long, so it doesn't really matter. But the just dangerous as fuck and you could die, right? So. All right, let's talk about it's time for family matters. This, it's not funny. This is a tragic story. And we're going to Illinois. All right? Now, husbands and wives, if you're blessed enough or cursed enough to have a significant other, however you want to look at it, I'm blessed. You got to have arguments from time to time, right? And a certain amount of people are going to cheat on their spouses and that's why they have divorce lawyers and private investigators and shit like that, so. But in Illinois, they had a husband and wife and the husband found some text on his wife's phone from another man. And you can only guess what happened next. He kicked and his wife's 35 years old. He kicks the 35 year old to death. While they were in their bedroom. All right. You know, the people have died from beatings on case work and yeah, I'm sure there were some kicks involved and punching and stuff like that. But specifically kicking someone to death, that might be as personal as choking them. The husband, Alan Wang, who's 61 of Naperville, he goes on trial, right? And during the trial, he says that he was only attempting to wake up his wife, whose name was Hong Yan Yang in he pummeled her with kicks. This happened in March of 2020. The DuPage County Judge, Anne Celine Halorn Walsh, wasn't buying what Mr. Wang was laying down and she found him guilty af of first degree murder. And it should be you kick somebody to death, that's a pretty bad way to go. But at the time of the killings, the killing, the Chicago Sun Times reported that Wang had repeatedly kicked Yang's legs and caused deep soft tissue hemorrhaging that led to her death. Now, kicking in the head, causing a brain bleed is one thing. You kick them off her in the leg so many times that their legs hemorrhage inside. I guess you know, the bruising and the body can't reabsorb the blood and what have you. You kick enough, you kick them in the legs to death.

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[Woody Overton]

Wayne was initially charged with one count of aggravated domestic battery following Yang's death, but his charges were upgraded after all Tufts results came back and showed that the Yang died of blunt voice force trauma due to the assault in the DuPage County State's Attorney office announced Wednesday that Wayne was convicted after a four day trial, they said. On March 8, 2020 at approximately 4:50pm personnel from the Naperville police and fire departments responded to a call at the couple's residence regarding a female who was not breathing. Following an investigation conducted by Naperville Police Department in the Yang's death, authorities learned that in the Evening hours of March 7, 2020, Wang and his wife were in their bedroom and when Wang found text on her phone from another man, he kicked his wife multiple times. On the following day, a relative of the couple called 911 when it appeared that the victim stopped breathing. That is fucking crazy. So Judge Halloran Walsh's guilty verdict ensures that Mr. Wayne will be held responsible for the brutal murder of his wife and they can offer the condolences to the family and for their loss and all that Jealous husband kicked his wife to death in the legs, but he's trying to wake her up. I'm pretty sure if Cindy woke me up by kicking me in the fucking legs, she may only get an eye.it right? And no, I've never had my wife but if anybody wakes me up by kicking me in the legs, I'm pretty sure I'm going to come up swinging. So that happens. All right. We are going to Suwanee, Georgia and in particular we're going to everybody's favorite place on earth. No, not Disneyland, we're going to Walmart. Right? And the Walmart Swanee. A man was arrested after police said he was caught on camera doing what? Y', all stealing? Stealing some privacy? He was caught on camera getting within inches of women and secretly recording them without their consent. Now, this is what they know. Walmart Loss Prevention employees called the Suwannee Police on October 3rd after they saw a man following women around the store. And listen to me. Walmart has more cameras than casinos do. Okay? And I've said this before, and I'll say it again. They might say, security scan section 34B. Nine times out of ten. That's bullshit. It's not a real section. But they do have the cameras. I know that for a fact because I've seen them. So they. Whoever's watching the camera, Loss Prevention sees this dude and, like, this cat's not acting, right? And he's following different women, right? So the surveillance video showed that the man was using a small camera to film the women up close. And officers called the scene dude still in the store. He's having his day out, right? Filming women. He's still there when the cops get there. And they identify him as Tyrese Mattress. And they arrested and charged him with invasion of privacy, which is a misdemeanor. So I said mattress had a small pocket camera and was using it to record women without their knowledge in quotations. So he had, like, a pocket camera that he was using, and he was getting within inches of these women, and he was taking the videos. Now, police said when officers first arrived, they were able. This is how stupid this motherfucker is. The cops come in the store, and I get Walmart's big and they have lots of doors, but you're in there getting your jollies off on camera or film this for no other reason so you can use it to masturbate to later on. The police get there and like, okay, show us he's still. They're like, he's still here. So the cops actually get to see him. They watch him on the live camera sitting like, this is not normal, right? So they watch him live on surveillance footage. And according to the police report, they said he appeared to be using the light on his phone to see through women's clothing. Police said the women had no idea they were being filmed until the officers notified them. This dude was shining a light on your. I guess he's looking at the bras. I don't know. Crazy as. But it happens. Y' all, check this out. So we're going back to the. A second arrest at the Suwannee Walmart Maybe this place got a special kind of sex butter going on or something. But they, they said this is the second such incident reported at the same store in recent months. Back in August, police said they arrested 24 year old Jay Ross for allegedly taking photos of women's skirts. And he was charged with unlawful recording and other offenses. It takes all kinds to make the world, the world go around good, bad and indifferent. And to think of Walmart, which you've run around in, I don't go in anymore, my wife does. And dudes sneaking up on you, shooting upskirt videos or trying to look down your shirt and see a nipple. I guess it happens. But let's talk about law. The loss prevention team of Walmart. A lot of y' all are, are off duty cops or they're ex cops and retired cops and stuff but they said it was all Walmart loss prevention. Just seeing something odd and acting on this according to Captain Robert Thompson with the Swanee Police Department. And he said not just looking for a shoplifter at Walmart but seeing something that didn't look right and calling the police. So I mean he was taking this camera and literally holding it within inches of their buttocks, filming them just being in that close proximity to them. And it was only women wearing more tight fitting clothing than anybody else. I guess he's looking for a G string or something. I don't get it. I mean. But Thompson praised the Walmart employees for acting quickly to protect their shoppers. He said they usually look for thefts in the store, so it's good to know they're looking out for the safety of their customers in other areas. And Thompson praised the Walmart employees for acting quickly to protect the shoppers. They're usually looking for thefts in the store so it's good to know they're looking out for the safety of their customers in other areas. So to the Walmart loss prevention team, you never get enough of and I'm throwing you a little bit of applause and a little bit of love and I'm pretty sure who this dude got it. I'm too old to do it now, but they've done it to my wife and not touched her or whatever. And I found out you get out of jail, might call my boys and let them go get an ass whipping. Right. So it is what it is. All right, well I'm going to do another one. We're going to Polk County. My favorite sheriff, the my favorite sheriff nationally, of course, my favorite sheriff locally or Jeff Travis and Jason R. But let's go to Polk County Sheriff on the shelf, Sheriff Grady Judd and the. You know, I gotta play this because dude, this dude cracks me up.

[Sheriff Grady Judd]

There's things you can't make up. So we arrested Walter Freimier. He's 51. We got a call that he was naked inside of a restroom at a public park. So we ask, is he naked or buck naked? You know, you can be naked and still have your socks on, but if you're buck naked, you're totally naked. Well, anyway, our deputy gets there, the dude's got all of his clothes on. So we're nice and we send him out of the park and trespass him and tell him, we're not going to arrest you even though people saw you here without any clothes on. We're going to give you a break. So what does he do? He goes across the street and hops up on what, the railroad? Train track. And trespasses again. Just as soon as we gave him the break. So the deputy arrest him. We find out he's already got 25 prior arrests and been to state prison five times. So not only has he trespassed, we've got him in possession of meth. Well, I've talked about methods doing crazy stuff to you, right? You ain't going to believe this. So we put everybody through a body scanner to make sure that they're not trying to bring guns and knives and drugs into the jail. Well, you might have thought Walter was bringing drugs into the jail. He brought a thermos into the jail. That's right. He put it up the exit ramp. You know what I mean? A thermos about this size.

[Woody Overton]

He's taking a sip out of the thermos.

[Sheriff Grady Judd]

No, it wasn't this one. We saw that and we said, dude, what are you doing here? He said, well, I put that inside my body. And he didn't swallow it 24 hours earlier. The deputy saved his life. Oh, and that was after Walter threatened to kill the deputy for arresting him. We had to take him to the hospital. They had to find a specialist. It was quite the ordeal. But he's thermalist in the county jail today. Told you you weren't going to believe it. Never seen it before. I haven't had to drink coffee.

[Woody Overton]

He's taking another drink of his coffee out of his thermos. Yeah, I love Sheriff Grady Judd.

[South Carolina Prison Commentator]

He.

[Woody Overton]

He is on almost every week in some kind of bus they make. And you know, Polk county, they got some crazy shit that goes on, but their law enforcement isn't part of It, y', all, this. This is. I have one sitting on the desk in front of me. This is a full size like a yeti. It's a thermos and it's. I have no idea how you make that fit in your body. None. And was empty, but like there was any drugs in it or whatever. And he's been to prison five times. And anyway, shout out to share Gray Judd and the people in Polk County, Florida. The deputies in Polk County, Florida, getting it done. Y' all are awesome. So with that being said, y', all, I want to thank and tell each and every one of you that I love you. The people that are calling in. Oh, my God, look. Austin Abandon's case. In Bradley's cases, tragedies, no doubt about it. But there's so many good people out there that are calling every single day. And of course, we got bad people calling into trying to throw off. And I get that cases being worked. I already know what I know and. Or I'm on the trails that I'm on. And please continue to call in your tips. You never know when your tip is going to be the one that sends it over the top. Now, last week, the Leesville, which is the heart of Vernon Parish, where Fort Polk is or whatever, they. I think they swapped it back to Fort Polk. The Leesville mayor whose name has been brought up in this case numerous times. These cases numerous times. Not by me. And I don't know if the things I said were true or not, but it. Regardless, they got sued. I think everybody in the whole city council and whatever, go look it up online. They got sued and for violation of federal laws and. And different kinds of the. It just goes to show you, no one's untouchable, right? So the good people of Vernon Parish stay with us. Please continue to stay active for all you that gone out there this weekend. And look, I got pictures of the clothing y' all that's been found in the woods. I've got the different locations and the tips are coming in and just rolling right? That I needed this. I wanted this. Because whatever it takes to keep Bradley and AO's cases on the mouths of the people in burning Parish is what I'm going to do while I continue to do what I do, even if it's in a different direction, right? But the. The reason why, and this is my biggest hope, honest guy, I don't give a fuck who gets the arrest. I don't care who brings closure. I don't care who finds Bradley. I'm not in it to get accolades. We're going to get it done one way or another. And it's a question of how long. But the. The. The more we keep this at the forefront of the conversations around the water cooler and in the grocery store and after church and these people are talking about it, the more he. It brings on the Vernon Parish Sheriff's office. And let's talk about that for a second. Bleed blue. You'd never know it. You never know that. I believe blue because of the cases where I had to go law enforcement against law enforcement in the past. Well, I still believe, and I believe there is a hell of a lot more great deputies and stuff than there are bad ones in burning parish. But you keeping the topic fresh makes other things happen. Okay, the. The two ladies who were murdered a year ago, and I spoke to their family members. The. I was actually going to do something on it because in two years, one of them, I think, was 82 and I was in her 60s. This mother and daughter brutally murdered inside their home. The. In a one year, they had two news stories the day it happened. And like, I don't know, three or four months later, that's it.

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[Woody Overton]

Women get murdered in their home? And the.

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[Woody Overton]

In one of the interviews was, you know, the public need not be alarmed. You got a killer out there. I'm thinking, well, they already got the student jail and they're waiting to prove up charges or whatever. But they. That's a public doesn't need to be alarmed. But you know, what they're doing now just came out now. They got all these different agencies involved in their case, and God bless them for that. You know, it's called doing your job. Right? And the more we talk about Bradley and the more we talk about ao, the more they're going to do their job. If you want Woody Overton and go away, if you want the heat off your ass, go do what should have been done six years ago at the end of this month. It's that fucking simple. I will go away quietly into the good night. Never hear from me again if you do your fucking job. That's all I got for today. And I'm Woody Overton, your host of True Crime. Time for this Monday. I love y'. All. Thank you, Patreon convicts. Thank you, everybody. I'll holler at you later. Peace. Foreign.

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