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True Crime Time For September 16, 2025 | TikTok Scandals, Machete Attacks & Bizarre Survival Stories
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Woody Overton
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Woody Overton
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Cindy Overton
I'm Cindy Overton.
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Woody Overton
We're back at it again, bringing it to you, bringing you the heat. Meat time, Crime times. Time to get some stories. All kinds of different crime stories you're going to hear from us, y'. All. You know, I'm gonna tell you the biggest crime.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Going to the dmv. Oh, Lord, who hasn't experienced that? So go to the DMV this morning and. Or ticket number 78. Who knew you can make an appointment, right? Ticket number 78. We wait hours and go in there. All I want to do is get my driver's license renewed and we got the new address and get the new address put on it. And guess what? I did it outside online, right? And the. But it was at my old address. I Was like, hell, if I don't have to wait to be 78 in line, I'll do that and come back another day and just get the address swapped over. Right. Well, we ended up waiting. They. I did it online, said approved and everything else, made the pavement and everything else and end up waiting. Go inside. And she said, you couldn't have done it online, so why not? She said, because you have a hold on your driver's license. I said, what do you mean I have a hole? She said, you got a ticket last year? I said I've never had a speeding ticket in my life. And. And I said, I'm a retired cop. She said, well you got one. And she gave me the number and I called it in. And you know what? I did get stopped last year. All I got stopped and, and on the interstate going to Rapids Parish and the trooper nice guy and, and you know, but this, this is the truth. According to Woody Overton. He it. He came back up and he said, look, I'm gonna give you a warning. I'm gonna give you a warning. You know, sign right here, blah, blah, blah. I never even looked at thing put it in. Just got it in my. In my truck. And after I left the dmv, I still had it tucked in a dashboard somewhere. We give you a warning, no big deal. Great. Right? Great day for me. Until it wasn't. He turned the ticket in. So I had to call the DA's office and DA's office gave me the sheriff's office number. I had to pay $500 basically for and some change. And then I had to call the DA's office back and they're sending me a thing saying that it's I'm cleared, I'm no longer a criminal. And then. But guess what? Now I have to go to a reinstatement office. They don't even do it at the local DMV here in this parish. Yeah, in that poor girl, she's in there working by herself. And look, I'm going to tell you all the people sitting outside, the chairs are all full people sitting outside. God bless her for what she does on. And she's been there for years. Forever. I mean she truly. She's a hero.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
My book and. And you know, took the time and patience to, you know, to let me do what I needed to do. But the just kicking nuts.
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Cindy Overton
Yep.
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Woody Overton
Old. Good old dmv.
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Cindy Overton
Yep.
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Woody Overton
Ball care.
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Cindy Overton
It was fun leaving there, man.
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Woody Overton
I don't get it. All right, so there you have it. Hashtag just Bradley hashtag just for AO. Ms. Ms. Barbara Blind. And we're going to find out this week was. Well, I can't say that because on Haley, y', all, you just can't rush Russian investigation. The longer it goes in my mind, it's like the defense on a criminal trial. The. The longer the jury's out, the worse it is for the prosecution. Right. The. But in this case, an investigation, the longer it goes on, it's the better it is for the victim.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
You don't want come back and say, fuck you done. Yeah, but. And I know everybody' getting impatient, but I would urge you for a little bit more patience on. Especially you, Ms. Barbara. That. Just hang in there, sweetie. And you know what? That nothing was being done before this.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
I mean, nothing. It was done. He. He got 11 years in prison for the moving the body and tearing up some police and they were never going to even look at this case.
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Cindy Overton
Right.
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Woody Overton
But Ms. Barber then kept fighting and Haley, you know, we did it and you lifers did it, and so it's coming. So y' all hang in there.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah. For them, the silence is hard.
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Woody Overton
I get it. But you know what? It's been. It's a whole lot easier than knowing he's never getting dick.
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Cindy Overton
Right.
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Woody Overton
Which may still happen, but I don't believe that. So anyway. All right, what do you got? It's time for effort of professionals.
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Cindy Overton
So we're going back to September 5th of this year and we are at Midway High School. And to be quite honest, I don't know where Midway ISD is, but we're at Midway Independent School District. And it learned of a disturbing Instagram post that. That referenced Midway High School and implied violent harm targeting multiple student groups beginning at 8am that day.
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Woody Overton
There you go.
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Cindy Overton
The post prompted a swift response from multiple law enforcement agencies and triggered widespread alarm across the district. Authorities traced the post back to a 18 year old female, Adriana Camargo Vega, and she had posted it the night before. Deputies located her at her home in Hewitt early that morning. And it was like so early. No students had reported to school yet. And so she said, yes, I did it, but I didn't mean it. Well, you can't do stuff like that. She was taken into custody and booked in the McClellan County Jail on a terroristic threat charge and a third degree felony in Texas that carries a punishment of up to 10 years in prison. And although she was jailed, she was released later on bond. And of course, officials emphasized that there's no evidence that the threat was credible. Calling it reckless social media post rather than a real plan. But Midway ISD issued a statement saying, the safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. And we are grateful to our law enforcement partners for their swift response and support.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, right. I mean, what a dumbass someone to do that. Keyboard warriors and you know, just stupidity.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
I mean, just absolute stupidity. So we're going to Florida now. You know, over the years, like when I was coming up, we didn't have cable TV.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah. We had 2, 9 and 33.
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Woody Overton
Half of 33. Right. It worked half the time with rabbit ears. And we certainly didn't have Internet and all that stuff. And there was no such thing as fiber optics and all that. Well, we're going to Florida. And they're always. Our dear friends, Shane and Tracy McBride own a company that does this. The, you know, the, this fiber optic company. They're always putting in new lines and, you know, work orders and that's what Shannon do for electrical. Right. And they run some fiber optic stuff, too. But we're going to Florida and this worker is on the property putting in fiber optic lines. Right. So. And it didn't really go so well form the, The. The woman that lived there, she threatened to kill the cable company employee who was trying to install the fiber optic equipment in her front yard.
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Cindy Overton
Okay.
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Woody Overton
So her name is Charmaine Borger, 65. She's accused of one count of simple assault, threatening violence, and one count of resisting arrest without violence. This according to the Port St. Lucie Police Department. So I'm going to tell you what happened last week. The police were called to the disturbance at the defendant's residence on Southwest Ardmore street in Port St. Lucie, which is a big city about 50 miles north of West Palm Beach. So when the cops get there, the. The worker says, hey, look, I arrived to do a job, but the homeowner came out and threatened to shoot me with a. With a handgun. And the. She didn't stop there, however. So the worker told the cops that he was accessing an easement on Borger's property to install a concrete fiber optics box in the ground when the woman approached and, and began hollering and screaming at him. And she. She. During the midst of hollering and screaming at this worker just trying to do his job, she says, give me a copy of the permit. The work says, look, I can show it to you, but I can't give you a copy. It's only. Only one I got. She. She then says, this is my land. You cannot do this. All right? And then she again asked for a copy of the permit. Again, the worker says, no, I can't give you a copy, but you can read it this time. She says, don't play with me. I'll go get my ax and chop you. Right. Well, then that. He had had enough at that point. So he calls 91 1. So while they're waiting for the cops to get there, she continues, I mean, to say things like this, quotations. You better leave. I do have a gun. I'm gonna go get it if you don't leave. Boy, you're tall, but don't play with me. I'll go get my gun if you don't leave right now. Well, as. As the worker began to speak with the 911 dispatchers, they could hear us say, if you don't leave, you're a dead man. So the worker had disregarded Borgia by this point. And according to the cops, in response, the homeowner said, you're not going to leave. I'm telling you, I'm a go get my gun and shoot you. This is my land, And I pay 8,000 on house fees. You better leave now. Well, he didn't leave. And there's a witness at the scene and who described Borgia cursing and issuing threats, which prompted her to record. Record part of the incident. The witness echoed the permit requesting part of the dispute and said she saw the homeowner call the employee derogatory names. At one point, the witness said she saw the defendant point to the hole in the ground, say, this is my property. If I was to put a bomb in here, I can. And the worker replied, she could not, in fact, plant a bomb in the ground. Then Boris says she got even more belligerence. Police say, you don't tell me what to do, and I will kill you. So Borgia told the police she had not received any notice about the installation and expressed frustration while a cable company, which she does not use as a service provider, was conducting work on her property without her consent. Now, the homeowner went on to express concerns about safety of the installation because she did not know what was being placed underground and feared it could be hazardous.
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Cindy Overton
Okay.
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Woody Overton
They booked her into the St. Lucie County Jail on a $750 bond. Look at this lady.
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Cindy Overton
I think there's a much better way that she could have handled that.
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Woody Overton
I mean, I wouldn't respond well this way.
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Cindy Overton
Okay? I wouldn't respond well to someone just showing up and start digging and planting. I mean, I would ask the same question.
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Woody Overton
Let me Tell you a story.
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Cindy Overton
Okay.
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Woody Overton
Lee Overton, my daddy, and you know, he could be a real tough and honorary son of a bitch right here on this property. He came out one morning and he saw Demco trucks for y'. All. That's our local electric company driving in the fields. And he was like, nobody called me about them being on my property. He was very, very funny about the private we now own and the. So he gets on four wheeler and goes out there. By the time he gets out to where they are at, they've left and gone to lunch. But guess what?
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Cindy Overton
They did left the gate open.
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Woody Overton
No, they left. They left their work trucks. They went. They all evidently rode in one of the work truck. My daddy went out there with a shotgun. They're not there. He takes the keys out all their trucks and comes back to the house and calls Demko and says, I want a supervisor. Gets supervisor on the phone. He says, I have the keys to all your trucks which were parked on my property, and if you want them back, you have to come to my house and get them yourself.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, yeah.
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Woody Overton
Hey, that was Leo to be in Lee Overton.
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Cindy Overton
I guess so.
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Woody Overton
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Cindy Overton
This is the story of the One. As a custodial supervisor at a high school, he knows that during cold and flu season, germs spread fast. It's why he partners with Grainger to stay fully stocked on the products and supplies he needs, from tissues to disinfectants to floor scrubbers. All so that he can help students, staff and teachers stay healthy and focused. Call 1-800-GRAINGER Click grainger.com or just stop by Granger for the ones who get it done. But they don't have to. Like, there's no rule that says they have to notify you to be there.
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Woody Overton
They have to call every motherfucker in the world that they, that they before they drive on the property to service it. I mean, no, there's no, there's no law about that.
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Cindy Overton
When we lived at Ruth Lee, um, people from Demco would call me all the time requesting access.
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Woody Overton
They can. That's a courtesy.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Then that's because we had the gate locked and they didn't have one of their own locks on the gate. Then they changed it to like these gates here, they have, they have a dim. A Demco lock on.
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Cindy Overton
Right.
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Woody Overton
So that bypasses all our locks.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
They can get in and out when they want to.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
So. But it is what it is.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah. Well, some of them were afraid because of the armed response thing, you know, and they would call for that.
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Woody Overton
They should have been afraid. Anybody sets foot on this property, I'm not going to take it to the level my daddy did. But if you set foot on this property, you will be met with an armed response.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, I just think some sort of notification for this woman would have been much easier.
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Woody Overton
Who's to say that she ever got it? Or who said they didn't try to notify her?
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, right. Well, gonna take us to the wild world of Tick Tock.
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Woody Overton
Oh, we got a Tick Tock. Y' all doing videos on it weekly.
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Cindy Overton
So we have a 29 year life, real crime Tick Tock influencer. And her name is Brene Anga Lee Kennard.
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Woody Overton
So her name still is. So I'm guessing she's not unalive.
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Cindy Overton
She's not unalive.
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Woody Overton
You have to say unalived on Tick Tock y'. All. You can't say murder.
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Cindy Overton
So I saw a Tick Tock the other night of this guy doing a TikTok saying, I will no longer say unalived on this. I will no longer not get like all of the things that you're not allowed to say, like rape. I'm not going to say the word grape. I'm going to use rape. You are not going to tell me what I can say.
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Woody Overton
Let him know how that works out for you. Because I said murder and they took my shit.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, I won't say schmurder. Like he went through the whole list in one TikTok and I bet, I.
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Woody Overton
Bet it didn't stay up for five minutes after you watched it, right?
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Cindy Overton
Well, anyway, she is an influencer from Winterville, North Carolina and she became popular on social media by posting like lip sync clips, story time videos. She was trying to be funny and she would post like, come and put your mate. Like, put my makeup on with me. Like lots of girl influencers, like they sit there with a camera in front of them and they're putting on their makeup, telling a story. So she often mixed in light hearted, relatable moments and her fan favorite video was of her cat hiding in her shirt. So this is how this woman that's 29 years old gets famous on TikTok. People say that the blend of humor and authenticity in everyday life help her get her 2.9 million followers crazy and tens of millions of likes and actually made her recognizable on the street, et cetera. But in early September, she was arrested on misdemeanor charges of cyber stalking. And the case centers on her ongoing conflict with a woman named Akira Montague, which is the ex wife of Kennard's present day boyfriend. So according to court filings, the harassment escalated on September 4th when Kennard allegedly sent, well, Kennard sent Montague a series of harassing and intrusive messages over Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram. Montague reported that Kennard also publicly shared or commented on personal details of her life, violating her privacy. The complaint further alleges Kennard violated a no contact order by continuing to reach out. And beyond the behavior online, Montague said Kennert had also been showing up at locations unrelated to her, intensifying the sense of being stalked. Okay, so police investigated, and on September 5th, there was an arrest warrant issued and Kenned was taken into custody. But by September 9th, she was released.
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Woody Overton
Make her more famous.
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Cindy Overton
Exactly. Her next court date is set for September 24th at the Durham County Courthouse. And if convicted, she faces up to 60 days in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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Woody Overton
And she got 60 million new followers for being a stalker.
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Cindy Overton
So this isn't her first time that she got into trouble. So In May of 2024, Montague filed a civil lawsuit for alienation of affection, seeking 1 million in damages and accusing Kennard of interfering in her marriage by pursuing a relationship with her husband. So for Kennert, whose fame was built on relatable comedy and lifestyle moments that once made her an online fan favorite, now the headlines about harassment and court dates have made a very dramatic turn with her public, you know, like her fans, and she's apparently losing her following, but probably not.
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Woody Overton
Whatever, right?
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Cindy Overton
So people like that drama.
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Woody Overton
Let's go to Dallas.
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Cindy Overton
Law enforcement officials have now ID both.
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Woody Overton
The suspect and the victim who. Who was beheaded here behind me in a gruesome attack at this East Dallas motel. And it happened yesterday. I've spent the day combing through court records and it details more of what.
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Cindy Overton
Led up to that attack.
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Woody Overton
This is a suspect, 37 year old Yordanas Cobos Martinez, charged with capital murder. According to an affidavit, a witness said she and Cobos Martinez were cleaning a room at the motel when 50 year old Chandra Nagamahala approached and Told Cobos Martinez to not use a broken washing machine.
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Cindy Overton
The affidavit says Cobos Martinez became upset.
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Woody Overton
That Nagamahala was speaking to her to translate, rather speaking directly to him. That's when records say surveillance video shows Kobos Martinez leave the room and pull out a machete, then attack Nagamahala. The affidavit says Nagamahala's wife and son tried to stop. Cobos Martinez has criminal history.
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Cindy Overton
He was arrested in 2017 by South.
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Woody Overton
Lake Tahoe police after they say he tried to steal a woman's vehicle while naked. In 2018, he was arrested in Houston on multiple felony charges, including indecency with a child.
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Cindy Overton
Now, jail records show that Cobos Martinez is listed as an immigrant. Of course, this is a story that.
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Woody Overton
We will continue to keep you updated on.
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Cindy Overton
Once.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, for now. And let me tell you a little more details on it. Okay. That, you know, he becomes upset because she's addressing the translator. She's. She's addressing his wife or whatever. She was instead of him.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
And I don't know if that's a religious thing or whatever, but the he. So this is all on surveillance video. Okay. And at that point, surveillance video showed Cobas Martinez leaving the room, pulls out a machete. Now, who the carries machete in Dallas? Kimmy, you carry a machete?
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Cindy Overton
She's in Fort Worth.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, I know. She knows that. She knows that's a running joke. But anyway, it pulls out a machete and began attacking Nagamahala, who try to escape right by running to the front office. But during the attack, Kobus Martinez actually stopped. Now he's attacking her with a machete. He stops and goes through her pockets and takes out several items. And he also fought off the victim's wife and son multiple times as they tried to intervene. Now, this lady, Stephanie Elliott, said she witnessed attack and she told WFAA on that the suspect began stabbing the person with a machete after an argument on motel property. And the victim tried to run away, but fell. And the suspect continued stabbing. He just kept hitting him and hidden until he decapitated him. I guess, you know, you're doing that when you finally cut the head off. You're good. Right? And anyway, the. The audio from broadcast fire and the police incident detail reports also describe a chase and a suspect armed with a machete cutting someone's head off. So they, they. They responded, took him into custody and all that, and, you know, thankfully they were patrolling in the area. But the. I mean, this dude, what a idiot. And. And he gets arrested for being Naked and. And trying to steal a car. Who's. I mean, you know, if you're gonna steal a car, put some drawers on.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
And then he gets arrested and another one for messing with a kid.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, yeah.
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Woody Overton
Him. The. You know, he. This is aqua bill prisons.
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Cindy Overton
Exactly.
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Woody Overton
People like this.
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Cindy Overton
Yes.
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Woody Overton
Don't use broken washer. I cut your head off.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Yeah. There you have it. All right.
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Cindy Overton
It's the logic.
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Woody Overton
That's the logic. Figure it out. Figure it out. I'm about to choose if I'm ever at a hotel and somebody tells me, don't use the washing machine. I ain't saying.
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Cindy Overton
There's a couple things wrong with that statement.
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Woody Overton
What, you wouldn't be using them? No, they weren't using the washing machine. She just came by the room and said, don't. Don't y' all use that broken wash machine.
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Cindy Overton
I know.
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Woody Overton
No, I'm not going to use the wash machine. That's not what I do.
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Cindy Overton
It was a joke, baby. Yeah, but you're not gonna say. You always say, stay out of people's business. Like, I mean, like, you don't get involved in stuff like that.
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Woody Overton
Anyway, I'm pretty sure if I saw a dude cutting the dudes.
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Cindy Overton
Oh, that you would definitely protect. I'm just saying if there was like. Anyway, just move on to my story. Going to Miami Gardens, Florida, and we have two people. Yuri Velasquez Garcia, who is 33 years old, and. And Mayerless Marquez plant plans, who was 32. And they were operating a business from their home, and their activities drew people's attention. And In July of 2025, an investigator spotted an Instagram post advertising the home as though it were a Louis Vuitton storefront. Oh, and they were showing off their handbags, designer clothing, and shoes. And of course, that raised red flags. And they traced the address to Velazquez Garcia. Following that, they did surveillance, and they showed frequent traffic to and from the residence, and which they considered consistent with counterfeit sales. They also discovered the couple was shipping fake luxury items across state lines. In August, law enforcement conducted undercover buys at the home. And during one of the undercover buys, the agent bought a handbag and a matching shirt that would normally list for about $7,500. And he got it for the a grand deal of the rock bottom price of $180. On another occasion, items with the MSRP, like the manufacturer suggested retail price of about 3,435 that included a bathing suit, a belt, a cap, and a shirt. And they. Those were sold for $250. All items were later confirmed by a Louis Vuitton manager to be counterfeit. In early September, Velazquez, Garcia and Marquez, Plans or Plans, were arrested and charged with felony counterfeiting for goods valued at $20,000 or more. And when authorities executed a search warrant, they seized over 500 counterfeit items from the included handbags, clothing, shoes. You name it, they had it. And if it was authentic items, the estimated value would have been well over 500,000.
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Woody Overton
Yep.
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Cindy Overton
During the hearing, a judge noted that they were arrested for selling counterfeit goods in excess of $1,000 and both were held on $5,000 bonds, which they later posted.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, there you go. Some Chinese.
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Cindy Overton
Yes.
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Woody Overton
I mean, I don't get that. The. Whatever.
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Cindy Overton
There's a place like that. I'm not going to say where. I mean, I guess unless you say that I can say where. I never went to it, but I knew of people that would go to.
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Woody Overton
It and well, you got in Mexico and they got them everywhere.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
It's time for Beast Mode Food. Let's go to Aetna, Maine and this next story deserves some audio. Y', all.
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Cindy Overton
Welcome back. Here's something to scream about. Grace Bradley takes us to Aetna, where one animal learned the dangers of crying wolf. Picture this. It's a Saturday night and through the woods you hear this. Naturally you call the police, concerned that a neighbor is in need of help. I want to say it was after 8:30. We're sitting there watching Netflix and somebody. All of a sudden there was a very loud bang on the door. But when local police tracked the mysterious noise by following the train tracks, what they found wasn't a woman's cross screaming or anyone in danger at all. He went out and then I kind of peeked out the window, saw him talking to a sheriff and I didn't think anything of it. And then he came back in a few minutes later kind of smiling a little bit and I was like, what's going on? He goes, it's Simon. Simon, of course is the Haas's one year old Nigerian dwarf goat. It's a pretty quiet neighborhood. It's busy with traffic, but it's quiet except for us. I don't know how to make it go. Be quiet. So he gets everything he needs. Food, love, all of the things. He's just got a lot to say. Simon became the talk of the town after the couple posted about the run in on Facebook. There was a lot of laughing and you know, a few people are like, oh my gosh, I'm Glad it ended the way it did. It wasn't anything serious. For the concerned citizen who reported the commotion, Haas is here to give closure. Grace Bradley, WBI News.
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Woody Overton
Nigerian screaming gate. Yes, the. I. I guess it's dark at night. You hear that?
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Cindy Overton
That would scare me.
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Woody Overton
Yeah. Anyway, the lighting it up a little bit for y' all from Aetna, Maine, and nobody got unalived.
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Cindy Overton
Goats have personalities. Like now they have the screaming goat and they have the fainting.
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Woody Overton
The painting gates. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that I've actually, well, swimming. Well, we won't talk about that, but just leave that one. Next story. Okay. I'm telling any ghost stories on myself today.
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Cindy Overton
The. One of the things that I thought about at the dmv, you know, you went inside to wait to make sure our number wasn't mixed up, and I was sitting outside and I don't know if you noticed.
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Woody Overton
78.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
On Monday morning.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah. But the. A lady went and put her kids in the car.
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Woody Overton
Uh oh.
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Cindy Overton
And she turned around and she said, make sure the air conditioner's on because there was an older child. But I was like, oh, my God.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, that works out for some people.
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Cindy Overton
But.
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Woody Overton
It'S time for family matters.
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Cindy Overton
On June 24th of 2023, a couple, Blair and Taylor Edwards, welcomed their fourth child to the world. And the baby boy was named Hayden, and the baby was born in their home in their Oregon City residence. Reports later confirmed that there was no doula, no midwife or trained medical professional there. There was nobody there in a medical capacity at the delivery. It was carried out privately without the assistance of anyone except for the mother and the father. And Hayden appeared healthy at birth, and it was feeding normally. Everything looked good. It was their fourth one. I'm sure the parents were thinking, we got this. Whatever. So for about 36 hours, everything seemed fine. But on the morning of June 26, Hayden stopped feeding at around 6:15am and a few hours later, his lips turned pale and blue and his breathing became labored. Instead of calling 911 or seeking medical help, Blair and Taylor, who are members of the Followers of Jesus Christ, which rejects medical treatment in favor of prayer, they gathered family members to pray over Hayden, and they anointed him with olive oil. As the condition worsened, the couple attempted to revive him by using cold water and rubs. But by 3:05pm, Hayden was pronounced dead at their home.
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Woody Overton
Oh, Lord.
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Cindy Overton
A medical examiner later determined his death was caused by acute bilirubin encephal. Encephalopoly. Yeah. They don't say Encephalitis, encephalopathy, which is a complication which untreated severe jaundice. And while doctors noted that timely medical care might have made a difference, it was impossible to say definitively if that was the case.
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Woody Overton
For sure, you gotta say they got the kid medical care.
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Cindy Overton
In September 2025, Blair and Taylor Edwards were convicted of first degree criminal mistreatment. And they were sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of supervised probation, during which they must maintain medical insurance for their surviving children. Seek medical care when needed, notify probation officers of any illnesses. The case reignited debate in Oregon about faith healing practices and parental responsibility. And prosecutors emphasized that while faith is important, parents have a duty to seek life saving medical care for their children.
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Woody Overton
That's just a tough deal. And I mean, kudos to those people for believing so strongly that, you know, they don't need medical care. God's going to heal or whatever. But I mean, a certain point, what do you do?
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Cindy Overton
I mean, I don't know. Sophie was born jaundice and she couldn't even stay in my room with me. She had to be under that lamp.
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Woody Overton
Caitlyn was the same way and I was the same way.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
All right, well, let me give you. I'm going to back up your story kinda and I'm going to give you a double. It's time for beast mode. So really, three beast modes in one day? Oh, gosh, Wait until I tell you what happened in here. We're going to North Carolina. Now, I don't think you ever brought the kids to daycare, but I used to have to bring Kate to daycare sometimes when I was single dad. The, you know. But you bring your kids daycare or nursery.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
And expect they gonna take care of your kid, right? Well, nursery in North Carolina, family took their son to the nursery and kids at the nursery and playing outside in a sand pit. It's the New Beginnings Child Enrichment center in North Carolina. Oh, but you know what happened? He got bit by copperhead snake. Now, y', all, let's talk about copperheads for a minute. Let's talk about snakes for a minute, period. First of all, go to our tick tock. Real life, real crime. Cindy was looking out the kitchen window the other day and this big ass snakehead comes out and our porches are high on it on the thing. And she took a video of it and I posted it with some music. But anyway, but that was a, you know, that was a black runner eats mice and stuff like that. I probably still would have killed it had it not been on the cement. But the copperheads, cotton mouse, all the same thing. Water moccasins, we call them the same thing. That is the only snake, knock on wood here. Unless you're like step on a rattler or something that might bite you. But in south Louisiana, that's the only snake that will not back down from you. I mean, that will chase you. And they get the cotton mouth term from when they open their mouth, it's white inside, it looks like a ball of cotton. All right, so this, this boy is playing outside in the sand pit and he get bit by cottonmouth. So according to Brooke Cooper, the boy's auntie, the. Well, let me aggress for a second, he gets bit by cotton mouth and. And I'll get to the second. But he basically went and says, I got bit by a snake and anything, anything called 911 didn't fucking do anything. But let me tell you the rest of it. So the child was bitten by a deadly venomous copperhead snake while playing outside in the sand pit. Right. And the family later on got photos and they shared them. And the boy's hand could be seen hugely swollen from the aftermath of the bite. Now, despite the boy being in distress from the venom, nursery staff are accused of failing to call emergency service. And initially they claim he just had a reaction to a splinter.
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Cindy Overton
What?
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Woody Overton
Yeah.
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Cindy Overton
Oh, because that's how they're explaining away the bite, the teeth, bang mark in it.
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Woody Overton
Look, I went on a call one time, it was just a regular call during the daytime, like on a Sunday afternoon. I'll never forget. I walked underneath his car park report and this dog came running up. I looked at and this dog has like deformed head. I'm like, what kind of dog is that? It's craziest looking thing I ever saw. So I go inside and I take the. Whatever report was and before I left I say, what kind, what kind of dog is that you got outside? They said, that's a boxer. So what kind of boxer is that? My parents got boxers and it's just regular boxer. Said, no, that ain't no regular boxer. That thing. He got like a pumpkin head. And they're like, what? And then it went out and turned out it had been bitten by a snake by a copperhead or cottonmouth. So anyway, according to Brooke Cooper, who's the boy's auntie, the nursery boss later revealed the true nature of the injury when the family came to take the kid home. And she said the director got up and Said he got snake bite. My first thought was why didn't they call 91 1? My second thing was like do the other parents even know? So local news outlets the confirmed with merge services that they were not called out to the scene. And this is how these they. I don't like to sue people and I would sue the out of them. They. They try to claim it's a splinter bike bite. Splinter. Not splinter bite. A splinter. The kid got a splinter's hand. But just so happened the nursery worker on site killed the snake.
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Cindy Overton
Oh my gosh.
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Woody Overton
How do you say it's a splinter when the kid tells you, hey I got bit by a snake. You go out there and you kill the snake anyway. It was only when the family saw the extent of the bite that he was taken to the hospital and received treatment. There's no current useless condition but snake bites are common calls for ambulances in police in North Carolina. But they almost never carry the antivenom. It's just. I mean who's not technically skilled to give it and all that. It's pretty expensive.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah the.
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Woody Overton
But they are trained to and ready to help with snake bites to reduce pain and swelling. Now copperhead snakes are common in parts of the US with bites often leading to huge swelling and causing the victim to feel nausea and even begin bleeding from the venom. Now this is going to trip you out. I think we talked about this. This news comes just weeks after a one year old in India also managed to survive a deadly cobra after biting it himself. You told the story and killing the snake. So that little boy this carved in which is a remote village the inside of Bahar which borders Nepal. But the little boy Gor collapsed shortly after the counter and was rushed to a nearby doctor before being transferred to a hospital in Batia. The boy had somehow gotten a hold of the snake after it crawled into a cobra. Yeah, king cobra. Yeah, the. Anyway he, he. The doctor. Doctor said Govind was referred here after fainting soon after chewing on the last snake. He was unconscious when he arrived and the grandma had watched the incident and tried her best to get the snake away. Before she knew it, he had sunk his teeth into the cobra and killed that dog.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah, at first he threw rocks at it and I guess the snake lunged at it and I remember him catching it and taking a bite out of it.
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Woody Overton
Yeah, that's crazy. That's crazy. Beast modes all the way didn't intend to go Beast modes. We don't sit around and plan what we're gonna say. We just, we just Let it flow raw and unscripted. We love and appreciate each and every one of y'. All prayers for everybody in this entire crazy ass world. It just stop the hatred, stop the violence. And killing is wrong no matter who you are or what the reason is.
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Cindy Overton
Yeah.
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Woody Overton
Unless you're the state and then, you know, you got them sentenced for raping, murdering babies and beheading them or whatever. But we love and appreciate each one of you. Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just for AO. Hashtag just Ms. Barbara Blunt. Hashtag just for Haley is coming. Y' all watch. Getting a little bit of prediction. I say within the next two weeks there's going to be a break. Oh, and one of these in one of these cases. And yeah, I mean people, we made it look easy in the past but cold cases are cold for a reason. And Bradley and AOS listen to this week's episode. Bombs are going to be dropped and and you listen last week episode with Tommy Thomas Davenport Jr. Davenport firm doing the lawyer kung fu with the lawyers from the Verna Paris sheriff's office who've never been to Burner Paris. They're out in your owns and anyway, we did some more of that but I'm gonna wait another week till we get those responses back. But this week, oh Lord, I can't begin. What's so was it family matters? Yeah, family matters, people. But you got anything else, sweetie?
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Cindy Overton
Oh, no, I don't.
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Woody Overton
She's. She acts like the first time I ever call you sweet.
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Cindy Overton
I love it. It melts my heart every time you do it. You could do it all day long.
- [50:15]
Woody Overton
And it's still the same effect. I made you smile instead of cry today. It's a miracle.
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Cindy Overton
There's tears coming out when a smile.
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Woody Overton
Oh, God. All right. I'm Woody Overton.
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Cindy Overton
I'm Cindy Overton.
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Woody Overton
You host True crime. Time for September 16th. This Tuesday, Taco Tuesday. Probably in my house.
- [50:34]
Cindy Overton
Probably.
- [50:34]
Woody Overton
So follow you later. Peace. Foreign.
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Cindy Overton
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