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Foreign welcome to this episode of True Crime time for Tuesday, October 14th. And I'm Woody Overton and my bride and partner in crime, if you will, is busy doing other stuff, wants to be here and yes, she'll do the editing on the episode and everything else. And this will be the last day this week that you don't get to hear a sweet voice. All right. But that being said, I'm gonna hold down the fort. And with that we are going to bring you, I'm going to bring you some whack ass stories again. But as always, and I'm going to continue to do this, especially now. Holy the episode on on AO and Bradley, Austin O' Banion and Bradley Strasner. Hashtag Justice4 that dropped this past weekend with Ms. Lulabelle on it. I blown away, blown away by all the people that are commenting in and going out and proactively searching the areas because these the ones I've talked to, they're like, no, wait a minute. I grew up here. I know where this is at. And I'm damn it, I'm going out there because I believe and I want justice for Bradley. Right? So it is what it is. And you know what, it's working and keeping up the heat and exactly what it's supposed to do and it's gonna roll with it. So y' all continue calling your tips 313RLRC tip and goes same for Ms. Barbara Blunt's case. And remember, hopefully it'll happen this week that the Ms. Barbara Johnson is going to have a meeting with with the district Attorney Sonya and she's going to explain the results of their investigation. So stick with it. Patreon of convicts love you. Appreciate you. Thank you. So Much for your support. Thank you to our national advertisers. But let's get down to some true crime time for Taco Tuesday. And look, I went to a. We went to a Mexican restaurant last week. I'm not going to say his name. I'm not going to throw a shade. But I'm gonna throw some shade real quick. But the. But I'm not gonna say the restaurant. Saying, nice restaurant food is really good. We have never been there. And then, look, if I go to a restaurant without Cindy, I'm not checking my food bag. We always get her food to go. I'm not checking my food bag. Cindy always does it. But the. Sometimes I've been in this restaurant, one hour order. Like, I get in my order when I get home that I didn't even order, but I didn't get my order. And we go up the day, and this happened every time. Like, four times I've been in this restaurant. And it's happened with Cindy that even when she checked the bags, she assumed something was in the bottom of one of the bags in the wedding. We go the other day and make the order to go. And I said, you got to check this dude out, right? And she said, I know in goes in there. And you know what? They had fried wheat tortilla chips. And it was on the bill. It was like, $10 for fried wheat tortilla chips. And I'm like, I did not order this. And. And I'm not one of the bitch and complain, because I'm not. And they were like, well, it's on your ticket. I said, I don't give a if it's on my ticket or not. I didn't order it. And I said, what's fried wheat chips? I said, I don't give a fuck if it's fried corn chips. I didn't order it. I said, I've never, never used that. That term in my entire life. Fried wheat chips. And I fry everything. I didn't even know you could do that, Right? So if you go out for Taco Tuesday, check your shit, Even if it's a really nice place and in really good food. But damn it, I don't know. And look like one of only two people in the restaurant. I don't get it. So. All right, let's go. I started the last episode with this, and I'm doing another one. It's time for family matters. All right. Family Matters, right? And we're going to Florida to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, and they got a report they're sitting around 91 one alarm comes in. Holy. We got a fire alarm off at the Friendship Elementary School in Deltona. So they haul ass over there, right, Anytime, you know, they just want to make sure to save life and property and do whatever you can do and all that. Well, you know what they got there and they walked in and they described the destruction that could have been caused by a tornado. And they said that the school's media center was wrecked. They had glass from a shattered door, covered the floor, tables were flipped over, shells had been knocked over. Books were torn apart and scattered everywhere. Now there's graffiti marked all across the walls, right? So this place is trash, this elementary school. I said the damage would cost at least $50,000 to repair. All right, That. I mean, obviously you got a severe case of vandalism. So the deputies that the first responders get there and they record everything on their body cameras. Well, the sheriff's office was able to access the school's camera system, and guess what they found? They had two suspects. And I wish I could show you the picture, but I'm looking at it, and there's two suspects. Two white males. One was wearing a dark gray shirt, one wearing black shorts, the other one's wearing a tan shirt and a black hat. But guess what? Both of them have like Covid mask on, okay? Not even covering your whole face, so you're not too fucking smart. And the, you know, your hair shown on the one guy, your bodybuild, I mean, these are great pictures. So what does the sheriff's office do? They're like, let's just put it out on social media, right? Everybody loves to help. And so they put it online along with other images they. They put on the damage, first of all to piss people off. And then as a taxpayer, you're going to be pissed, break in and destroying schools. You know, it's in some way shape or form, you paid for that with your taxes. Then they put on the images of the two suspects, the ones I just described to you. And of course, they asked the community for help finding whoever was responsible. Well, we know these motherfuckers are responsible. You just got an idea, right? Well, that's when just like the story, last week, but it's not a bank robbery. I mean, not last week, yesterday, but it's not a bank robbery. What happened next is what turned this story into something more than just another case of school vandalism. So after the video went public, people started recognizing the two figures in the footage and the emails. Began to flood into the sheriff's office. And just like you Life was calling in tips on A.O. and Bradley's case. The. These emails and some of the other ones I get do also. But these emails not only said who they thought they were, they actually gave the names of the suspects and the information. Then what do you do? Well, I'm pretty sure you go get a statement from one of them, and you take that shit to a judge and you get a warrant. Right? But let's see. But before deputies, that's what happened in Woody Overton's world. But before they could follow up on all those leads that are pouring in, like, I gotta follow up on every lead in Bradley and AO's case. The phone rings. Matter of fact, they get two phone calls. And they said these two phone calls matter more than all the emails and all the other phone calls and text messages combined put together, because they came. The two separate phone calls came from the mothers of both the suspects, and they called the cops on their own. But when the mother saw the footage, they recognized their sons, and they did the right thing, which is turn them in. It just doesn't happen enough nowadays, y', all and that. So kudos to the moms. And check this out. One of the boys that you look. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'd do the same thing. If my youngest son gets called on some tape like that, I'm calling it in, right him. If you're gonna be an and do that, then I'm calling it in. But one of the boys is 12 years old, and the other was a whopping 13 years old. And of course, they're not releasing the names because they're both minors, but they broke into the Friendship elementary during the day and vandalized the school. Then they returned that evening to look at what they had done, and they caused more fucking damage. The cameras were running the whole time. They just hadn't pulled that fire alarm yet. Right? So break in, destroy a bunch of shit, and, like, leave. Get away with it almost. And think, hey, you know what? That's so cool. Let's put down our PlayStation to go back and tear that up some more. And they did, y', all. The. They tore the out of it. They said most school vandalism involves spray paint on walls or broken windows. This went further. The boys spent enough time in that library to overturn the furniture, shred books, shatter glass, and mark the services with the graffiti. The destruction required sustained effort and commitment. Well, I don't want one of those. Last time you Ever try to tear up a book? Yeah, I would definitely say it did that. And then you're breaking glass and doing whatever, and then when you come back, you bring spray paint because you just didn't fuck it up enough earlier. Well, the boys, both these young thugs attended middle school, but they decided to target an elementary school's media center. Now, it's not known whether they had a previous connection to that building. Like maybe you were a dumbass when you were in media school and acted out, and maybe you got punished there. Who knows? Or maybe it's just an asshole in general. And the cops have not released any details about what could be their possible motivation. So check this out. So national center for Education statistics reported that 7% of public schools recorded at least one crime during the 2019 and 2020 school year. That equals a rate of 29 crimes per 1,000 students enroll. That's fucking crazy. That's high in this category. It includes vandalism, which accounted for the 57% of the crimes at the schools. But few of this and it's ever reached $50,000 in damage. And that return visit certainly raises questions that go beyond simple vandalism. Now you're asking what these young hugger thugs are facing. Well, each boy faces up. They face two counts of burglary, two counts of trespassing on school grounds, criminal mischief and theft. And the dual counts come from the two separate instances, right? They broke in and then later on they decided, hey, we got away with once, let's go it up again. And when they. So they charged with two separate offenses, right? And. But then he looked. These are serious charges in for the kids, basically their kids. And the boys are now in the juvenile justice system with all that bad that it brings, right? And there you have it. Pretty crazy story, but mamas got it right again. Mama brought in. I think it's the same county. I might have been the same county. Volusia County, Florida. The mama turns in or bank robbing, dirty ass son. And these mamas, separate of each other, called in on the 12 and 13 years old and got their ass locked up. As they should be. I'm not saying they shouldn't. They definitely need an ass whooping. That's just a fact. All right, Sticking along the same line. It's time for family matters. We or I am now going. It's time for worldwide crime. Give you that double trouble. Family matters. And we are going across the pond, all right? And this dude across the pond, he just got his ass 18 years in prison for murdering a dad, I'm in. This man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for the murder of a father of three. His name or the victim? The dad, Craig yorkie, was stabbed three times in the early hours of December 14 last year in Eldon Lane near Bishop Auckland. And of course, unfortunately, he died a few hours later. 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He was found guilty of the victim's murder in July following a seven week trial at the Teesside Crown Court and Sentencing him the Mr. Justice Sewell said Lawson had not driven to the scene to attack Mr. York but to have a one to one fist fight with the man sounds like a problem knife. He said Lawson's intent was to cause serious harm rather than to kill. Well everything's on camera nowadays and evidence from the closed circuit television and a video on Loss's phone showed he had driven to the scene of attack with a knife in his lap. Now we talk about being on the camera all the time and I'm pretty sure that this like a Walmart camera right in Suwanee, Georgia. The they can see a knife in your lap when you're driving down the road. Yeah, don't be masturbating when you're driving down the road over there. But he was 17 years old y' all when he showed up to fight this dude and he had the knife in his lap and well he's guilty as fuck obviously. And in a victim impact statement, Mr. York's family said the 28 year old had a heart of gold and always put others before himself. They said life had been incredibly painful since his murder in the 18 year sentence took into account Lawson's age as well as his maturity at the time of the attack and the fact that he had no previous convictions and the terrible remorse he had shown. Particularly regard the impact of the victim's three children. So he's going to serve 17 years and 17 days in jail before he's even eligible to apply for parole. Well pretty sure you know what that's they're giving him credit for the 290 days he already spent in custody. So you get an 18 year sentence and you gotta wait 17 years and 17 days to apply for parole. Well parole over there must not mean what it means here because you add all that together and that's his 18 year sentence. But him showed up for a fist fight, brought a knife, you got your ass whipped, stabbed a dad of three. Prayer for those boys, right? That's crazy. Another day in the life of the world and keeping on that theme. It's time for worldwide crime. We're going out to the land of the kangaroos, the land down under. Foster beer, all that good shit, right? Australia, which I think Australia is our second or third largest listener base that we have around the world if we're in 167 countries. But this our third. Maybe they're the second. I'm not. Hey lifers and down under I love you. You know that. Thank you for listening. We're coming to your country. And the unfortunately a little boy went missing and he vanished on what they're calling Outback Station. And a search volunteer who spent days looking for the four year old boy who went missing out of the Outback Sheep station in South Australia believes that the boy's not even there. So Jason O' Connell was an SCS member, I guess search and rescue y' all for 11 years. And his partner Jen covered more than 1200 kilometers looking for August Gus Lamont on the youngsters family farm which is about 40 kilometers south of Uinta. So this pair joined dozens of other searchers when they set out last Sunday. But despite scouring the surrounding red desert day and night for more than 90 hours, they found no sign of the boy. And he said Jen and I were the only ones searching nights apart from Monday night. The father joined us and we would head home when the main search crews arrived through the day. He explained that he and his partner took the nights in case he moved them because of the heat or flies and that they shone strong lights over the flat barren landscape. And they also listened for foxes and kept a lookout for birds of prey circling overhead. And he said nothing. Nothing. I personally am very doubtful he is on the property. Now Gus, who's the young boy, y'? All, He's a little cutie. He's got long curly blonde hair. Was last seen playing in a mound of dirt near his grandparents homestead around 5pm on Saturday September 27 and he had vanished by the time his grandmother went to call him in some 30 minutes later. Well, everybody goes in those shit mode. And hundreds of people showed up to volunteer for the search. Right. And they scoured the surrounding areas and that day and all the days to follow. Now this included police and the SCS volunteers and members of the Australian Defense Force, their military. So the boy had been wearing a gray broad brim hat, a distinctive blue long sleeve shirt with a minion picture from the movie Despicable Me on the front in light gray pants and boots. But they said despite their best efforts, the only trace of Gus found was a single footprint discovered 500 meters away from the property. And now police have since couched out on that footprint. So local tracker Aaron Stewart told the media it was very unusual to find one footprint as you usually would find tracks. Right. Makes total sense. And on Thursday, York Mid north superintendent Mark Serris admitted the odds of survival were fading fast. Without food, water or shelter, he said a four year old doesn't disappear in the thin air. He has to be somewhere. Hopefully he's hanging there alive. But it's a long time to be out in the elements and we always believe Gus is a tough little country lad and he may be curled up under a bush somewhere and we're all determined to find him. Police threw everything they had in the search for Gus, including specialist divers to check water tanks and dams, infrared cameras, dogs, ATVs and even drones. But all the effort ceased it and desisted on a Friday when searchers packed up their gear and left the property. Now the only sign that remains of the tragedy is a few forgotten knots of police tape tied on to station gates. And they said we've all been hoping for a miracle. But that miracle is not eventuated. And that's according to Assistant Commissioner Ian Perrott. Now at this point no trace of Gus has been located. No tangible pieces of evidence such as footprints or a hat or clothing have been located to inter identify any direction of travel which would help the searchers. Right. They said despite our best efforts we have not been able to locate him and unfortunately we're now having to scale back the search for Gus. And police have handed the investigation over to the missing person section. After midden, the rescue mission had likely become one of recovery. They said the investigation will now be managed by the missing person investigation section of the South Australia Police. This is where all long term cases such as the manics this are managed and investigated and it's a standard practice, they said. Police do not believe a third party took Gus due to the remote nature of the homestead which sits more than 25km from a highway. Gus's family have described the four year old a shy but adventurous child and he is known to be a good walker, but he had never previously left the family property. And on this Saturday. Leave a light on Inc called on South Australians to leave their front porch door lights on so Gus could find his way home. And the investigations are ongoing. Missing boy Gus from South Australia.
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Well, this morning South Australian police are hoping new drone footage could hold clues in the disappearance of four year old Gus Lemon. To break it all down, Gary Jublin, the former lead detective in the William Tyrrell investigation, joins us in the studio. Gary, good morning to you. This. This case is so disturbing. I'm sure you've been disturbed by it.
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As everyone around the country has.
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There's no trace of Gus at this point. How does a four year old just disappear? Well, they are very rare cases such as this. Children disappearing at that age is a rare event. What police would be looking for is has the disappearance been a result of wandering off, misadventure and getting lost or is there some form of intervention involved in his disappearance? It's now been over 10 days, it's a remote location, it looks for all intents and purposes, an extremely thorough search and they've found no clues at this stage. So what would police be doing behind the scenes now? I mean again, no one knows this better than you. What would police be doing? Well, I'm heartened by the fact in the last media release by a deputy commissioner in South Australia police, they said they're running other lines of inquiries concurrently with the search for the missing person. What does that mean? They're looking at all options. So whether it's what they've got to establish is has Gus disappeared through misadventure or is there some form of intervention now that human even in that such a remote location, I would imagine they'd even consider wildlife some involvement there. So they're looking at all options, which I think is quite the fact that they're doing that. I think lessons perhaps learnt from the Weir material investigation where the whole focus was on finding the little boy lost.
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And an investigation wasn't started immediately. So if you're looking at that case now, what would you do differently from a policing perspective than you did with William? I know it's very difficult to draw the comparisons but what are some of the things that you would be doing right now. I think lessons have been learnt with what happened with William. The focus was on looking for a little boy loss and invariably that ends happily and the child's found. What I'm seeing now and what I'm reading between the lines with what South Australian police, they're looking at the other possibilities that there was perhaps intervention some. It's difficult for the families involved and even for the police. Yeah, it is a difficult one and I should say that the commissioner or deputy Commissioner has also come out and specifically said the family are cooperating with the police in every request made of them. It is difficult. People want answers. I'm sure there's a lot of pressure on the police heading up the investigation and from what I can see they're throwing everything they've got at the finding out what's happened. Halfling, isn't it?
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Yeah. See all. You know you always start with the family, right? Of course you, I mean work these cases. You are certainly praying and hoping the young Gus is alive. But you're 25km which is a long ways and I don't know their system but I think it's a couple miles per to the mall. So you're a long ass ways off the road on a sheep farm. My brain. He either got ate by some kind of animal and drug off but again if that happened there's going to be some kind. There's going to be a blood trail. Look, they. I watch these videos, they have helicopters and four wheelers and horses and drones and everything in the world. There's nothing, one footprint off the property. This is a fucking desert. This is not like the city streets where you're not going to get prints. And if there's a disturbance and the boy had been eaten by or whatever a dingo, one of their wild ass dogs or whatever the. There's going to be some kind of sign and when they talk about using thermals. Holy. I wish I had that back in the day. You can scan for miles at a time looking for a heat source. I'm telling you Gus wasn't there. He was gone. Now you know. Hey y', all, you know I don't do the laundry in our house but even I noticed something changed with our detergent one day I pulled out a shirt and just smelled fresh and not like chemicals. It just smelt clean. Turns out Cindy switched us over to Earth Breeze. Instead of those big heavy jugs or messy pods it's these little pre measured sheets that come in a slim sleeve. Doesn't take up any space and you just toss one right in the washer. What surprised me is how good the clothes came out. Clean, soft and fresh without that harsh chemical smell I was used to. And I feel better knowing we're not bringing all of those unnecessary toxins into the house. Earth Breeze is free from dyes, parabens, phosphates, and those weird optical brighteners that stick to your clothes. It's just an easy sheet that dissolves and gets the job done. 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Start your GoFundMe today at GoFundMe.com that's GoFundMe.com G-O-F-U-N-M E.com this is a commercial message brought to you by GoFundMe. They said when I read you about the article and they calling it off and they turn it over to the missing persons and then I was just able to play the video. Now following other lines inquiry. The first thing I would have done is check for any sex offenders have been released, especially pedophiles except earlier and then I'm digging into the family's ass because you have to and I'm gonna stay on top of this one y' all our life was from down under. Let me know the I do not believe a four year old vanishes in the thin air in the middle of the desert in South Australia. But pretty crazy and I think he's going to end up I hope it's not nefarious. I hope maybe he went down a well and drowned instantly or something like that. But the, you know, who fucking knows? But it worked to me of them where it's actually the family. All right, that being said, let's go to Harris County, Texas H, Town, Houston, whatever you want to call it. All right. And that's where Leah Marie's at, our investigative producer. Thank you, Leah Marie, for everything that you do. And we're going to Harris County. You know, if you get pulled over and you're intoxicated, you're pretty much going to jail. We get that, right? Even if you don't blow on the breathalyzer, you're like, nah, fuck you. They read you your rights, you take me to jail and that's your right. And then you have a better chance of fighting in court. But with the or you'd be like a lot of the drunk people and you take the test. You make an ass out of yourself on camera and some of them piss on themselves, whatever. Well, let me tell you what happened on October 2, 2025. The Harris County District 4 Constable Mark Herman had some deputies on duty and they responded to the 5100 block of North Sam Houston Tollway west to investigate what we call a signal 20, otherwise known as a vehicle crash. Now they get there and yeah, I mean, they have departments that have their own traffic reconstruction units and like that. That's all they do in the major cities is work crashes. But everybody's got a little training. And they were when they got there, the cops, the deputies, they identified the at fault driver as a Miss Claire Denise. I think it's FA or Ihfe. And why do they identify her that the person at fault? They said she showed multiple signs of intoxication, right. But she got up in the crash too. So they take her to the hospital to get her some help for her injuries. As you should. But guess what, that doesn't mean you're getting off scot free. Because that deputy that's working at crash, they coming. And during the, like I told you, the. They come in there, now they got to get statements, they're going to continue the investigation. There's injuries involved. And what if somebody dies, right? It turns into a homicide case. They said during the course of the investigation at the hospital, Claire, because I can't say her last name, Ihfe became belligerent and combative and she kicked a deputy and caused him some level of discomfort, otherwise known as pain. So the, I mean, come on, man, what the fuck do you think is gonna happen? All right, you can raise your voice To a cop. You can tell a cop he's a dick. You're an asshole. You're a bitch. You're a motherfucker. Call him anything you want to, but when you kick them, it's never, ever going to end well for you. And you're in a hospital and you're doing in front of all these witnesses. Well, the cop does what cops do. This is refusing to cooperate. She's combative. So you get a search warrant for her blood, right? Like, motherfucker, we know you up. You. You refuse a Breathalyzer, not only are you freezing that you're kicking or cops in the balls. And. And so we're going to get a search warrant for your blood. And so they do. And after that, the. Now it takes a minute for that to come back, y'. All. But they went ahead and arrested her and booked her into the Harris County Jail for driving while intoxicated and assault on a police officer. And I wish I could show you these pictures. The Miss Claire Denise Ihfe. Don't kick the cops in the balls. It's never going to work out for you. Yeah, I always said I've never hit a woman. That's not true. The. The only time I've ever hit a woman is when I was on duty and they hit. Kick me in the nuts or. Or attack me or, you know, try to attack me with a knife or something like that. You do that, you're going to get dealt with. Right? And that's what happened. So we're out of H town and let's go to an old standby because this one just chaps my ass. We're going out to Idaho, and we're going to, of course, be talking about Brian Coburger, who everybody knows pled, like, a little. Without the families, the victim's family's consent. He's going to get the death penalty. And yes, Idaho has it. But he brutally murdered those four college students late at night, right? And he took a plea deal to life in prison times four. And all he did in Louisiana, you got to get up and say what you did to get that plea deal. All he did was have sign a letter stating that he caused the death of the four victims, which is a slap in the face. But guess what. And I know you've heard some about this, but this is more recent. He does not like doing time. A motherfucker. If you can't do the time, don't do the crime. But he's behind bars and he does not like it. Can you imagine that he just doesn't like being behind bars. And in fact, they said life behind bars has reportedly become a cycle of monotony for Bryan Kohberger, with the only eventful parts. Eventful parts just being his occasional complaints about his treatment. Motherfucker, I wish you would. You coming down for four violent murders. You beat the death penalty. You get in there and I think we've talked about this already. All they get in there and other inmates harass shed and he actually goes in and complains. Well, snitches get ditches in prison, right? So the accused Idaho killer is currently serving a life sentence at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution for the tragic, y', all and. And for the fatal student stabbing of the four Idaho University students. Idaho University students now outside of prison. A judge recently blocked the release of several graphic photos from the crime scene, but allowed certain other documents related to the Coburger to be made public. And remember, during the case was going on, they had a gag order, kind of like Vernon Paris and the sheriff. So the. According to tmz, Brian Coles Burger's existence in prison is now largely uneventful except for when he files complaints. And the latest of these complaints were made between late July and mid August through quotation resident concern forms which are available to all the inmates at this Idaho maximum security institute. In one complaint filed just days after his transfer from county jail, Kohlberger told staff that he was unable to access JPay, which is a system used for sending money to an inmate's trust account as well as catering to a variety of other corrections related services. Right. Basically that's where you get your money for the canteen and zoo zoos and your phone use and all that. They said he had hoped to play place a full commissary order, though it remains unclear what items he planned to buy in response to his request. The convicted murderer later received a reply from a correction officer explaining that it typically takes time to be set up on Jpay after being transferred to the new facility. All right, well, Mr. Coburger's not happy. He makes a second complaint on August 13th in which he reported submitting a supply request, but he never received his supply back. I'm guessing you can't buy your look. Yeah, most offenders are indigent, right? They have nobody sending money to their canteen. And you, every month you get like a bar soap and a thing of toothpaste and a toothbrush like that, your supply kit. But a staff member again answered him and said, hey, supply requests are just like JPay. They are typically process on Sundays. And this is a detail Coburger should have been familiar with, but he seemed to forget. He's upset on Sunday he hadn't received this monthly issue. Then a few days later because Coburger won't stop, he again writes another letter to the correctional officers. This time he addressed an official or correctional officer called Sergeant Martin, thanking him providing for providing printouts in bubble sheets for the commissary. Coburger also mentioned that his earlier issues with JPEI have finally been resolved and he says now he's able to access the system without any problems. They don't care. Hey, the Sergeant Martin, whatever his name is, it's like he's gonna get a pay raise because this dude is like oh you know what? He helped me out. I'm gonna give him a props letter anyway. The they said the update about Coburger's prison life comes just days after the judge in Boise, Idaho blocked authorities from releasing some of the graphic photos from the crime scene where Coburger killed Kaylee Gun Calvis Zayna Kernoodle, Madison Morgan and Ethan chapman back in 2022. And according to the AP news, Second District Judge Meghan Marshall stated that Sharon incredibly disturbing photos on social media would be unwarranted invasion of privacy especially since the victims families could come across them. And I totally agree with that. Right. The victims families want to see them. They could have seen them at the trial. They can see him in the DA's office. But the the amount of force this cat used to kill these four victims young prime of their life victims with a K bar knife there would have been blood and guts everywhere. But she did, y'. All. The judge did release the non graphic photos and videos and documents citing the public's access to investigating records. Right. And the last month reports emerge that authorities at the at the prison have yet to discover who leaked the viral video of Brian Coburg in prison. Sure somebody made a nickel off of that. The video first appeared online in August leading to mixed reactions from people and claims from the Idaho Department of Corrections that it might have been AI generated. Right. It's fake. But they conducted an internal affair. An internal email from the Idaho Department of Corrections Director Breed Derek to prison staff later indicated that the video was most likely recorded from inside that institution. It says and I quote these appear to be taken from inside imsi. We are taking this matter very seriously. Now at that time that video came out, the IDOC released a statement promising to identify and hold the culprit accountable. Accountable said videotaping and public sharing security footage is a prohibited conduct. And we will be reviewing all legal options, including criminal prosecution. So y' all just goes on and on about this douchebag in prison and the fact that, you know, he was. The first reports came out before this one. He was. He was being harassed by other inmates, and they were calling him fish and all kinds of vile things, and they were, you know, verbally talking down to him and all that. Well, Mr. Coburger, prison is not a nice, nice place. And I hope they give you your due justice every day in there. And I hope ultimately you regret copying like a little bitch to the life sentences instead of getting executed. The real victims, y', all, we shouldn't be talking about this. Probably the last time I'll ever talk about until they kill him, which I expect is coming, is, remember, the victims and the victim's families, they're. I mean, naturally, the victims are the victims, but the families, they're surviving loved ones are the ones who have to listen to this shit every day. Fuck, Hoberg. I'm not doing anything else till they kill him. And they're gonna kill him at some point, at least they're gonna put a shank in him. That's the way prison life works, right? So, that being said, I love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All. Cindy will be back tomorrow co hosting with me. Thank you for liking and listening, sharing and all that good podcaster shit I'm supposed to say. And I'm Woody Everton. Yes. True crime. Time for this taco. Tuesday, October 14, 2025 and I'll holler later. Peace. Do you ever feel like your ideas just get lost when you're on the Go Meet Remarkable Paper Pro. Move the paper tablet that keeps up with your mind and notes wherever you are. It's like if your favorite notebook could connect to the digital world and it slips right into your jacket pocket so it's ready whenever you need it. There's a better way to capture your thoughts on the Go get your Remarkable.
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Host: Woody Overton
Date: October 14, 2025
Episode: Vandalism, Vanishings & Violence
Woody Overton takes listeners through a whirlwind of bizarre, tragic, and infuriating true crime stories from around the globe, all delivered in his candid, no-nonsense style. From juvenile vandalism in Florida to a massive manhunt in the Australian outback, Woody brings personal insight, law enforcement perspective, and a splash of gritty humor to every case. Key themes include the impact of family intervention, the haunting consequences of violence, and the mystique of vanishings.
[03:24 – 17:58]
“Kudos to the moms...if my youngest son gets called on some tape like that, I’m calling it in...if you’re gonna be an ass and do that, then I’m calling it in.”
– Woody Overton [13:15]
[18:00 – 23:46]
“Showed up for a fist fight, brought a knife, you got your ass whipped, stabbed a dad of three. Prayer for those boys, right? That’s crazy.”
– Woody Overton [22:54]
[23:47 – 37:42]
“I do not believe a four year old vanishes in the thin air in the middle of the desert in South Australia. But pretty crazy and I think he’s going to end up—I hope it’s not nefarious...”
– Woody Overton [37:42]
[37:43 – 42:33]
“You can call a cop anything you want to, but when you kick them, it’s never, ever going to end well for you... Don’t kick the cops in the balls; it’s never going to work out for you.”
– Woody Overton [41:22]
[42:34 – 54:55]
“If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime... Prison is not a nice, nice place. And I hope they give you your due justice every day in there.”
– Woody Overton [51:32]
“The real victims, y’all, we shouldn’t be talking about this. Probably the last time I’ll ever talk about [him] until they kill him... Remember the victims and the victims’ families.”
– Woody Overton [54:53]
On proactive community crime-solving:
“You Lifers calling in tips on A.O. and Bradley’s case... that’s what you do and it’s working. Keep up the heat.”
– Woody Overton [04:40]
On rare parental accountability:
“Kudos to the moms...if my youngest son gets called on some tape like that, I’m calling it in.”
– Woody Overton [13:15]
On the eerie disappearance in Australia:
“Four year old doesn’t disappear into thin air...I do not believe a four year old vanishes in the thin air in the middle of the desert in South Australia.”
– Woody Overton [37:42]
On prison justice:
“Prison is not a nice, nice place. And I hope they give you your due justice every day in there.”
– Woody Overton [51:32]
On victims' families:
“The real victims, y’all, we shouldn’t be talking about this. Probably the last time I’ll ever talk about [him] until they kill him... Remember the victims and the victims’ families.”
– Woody Overton [54:53]
| Timestamp | Segment Description | |------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:24 | Start of major episode content: “True Crime Time for Tuesday…” | | 06:00 | Volusia County FL School Vandalism story begins | | 13:15 | Notable quote on maternal accountability | | 18:00 | UK knife murder (Craig York/Jack Lawson) | | 23:47 | Gus Lamont Australian missing boy case begins | | 34:42 | Interview clip: Gary Jubelin on outback disappearance | | 37:42 | Woody’s analysis, doubts about “wandered off” theory, transition to next story | | 37:43 | Houston, TX: DWI/Assault on police officer | | 42:34 | Idaho/Bryan Kohberger update begins | | 51:32 | Woody’s direct comments on prison justice and Kohberger | | 54:53 | Final reflection on victims and victims’ families | | 58:11 | Episode concludes/content ends |
Woody Overton stands out this episode for his relentless bluntness, storytelling wit, and reminders that every statistic is a real person. He covers:
Throughout, Woody’s tone is irreverent but rooted in hard-won experience—and unsparing about where justice needs to be served.
Cyndi Overton (Woody’s wife and usual co-host) was absent this episode, but Woody assures listeners she’ll return in the next show.