True Crime Time For September 8, 2025 | Gun ‘Games,’ Deadly Conspiracies & Crimes That Shock Communities

Summary

Real Life Real Crime: “True Crime Time For September 8, 2025”

Episode Title: Gun ‘Games,’ Deadly Conspiracies & Crimes That Shock Communities
Host(s): Woody Overton & Cindy Overton
Release Date: September 8, 2025

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Overview

In this riveting episode of “True Crime Time For,” Woody and Cindy Overton deliver a whirlwind tour of shocking, bizarre, and tragic crime stories from across the United States and the UK. Blending Woody’s trademark Louisiana candor with Cindy’s empathetic insights, the duo covers recent, real-life cases involving reckless gun “games,” conspiracies resulting in murder, family betrayals, and community-shaking crimes. The stories chosen delve not only into crime details, but also the deeper societal and emotional impacts, weaving serious commentary with moments of dark, sometimes incredulous humor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Reckless Gun ‘Games’ Gone Tragic – Harris County, TX

(07:12–10:20)

• Incident: Two intoxicated friends, Sean O'Daniel and the victim, played a dangerous “game” with a Kevlar helmet and a firearm, taking turns shooting at each other.
• The victim was fatally shot while holding the helmet above his own head.
• O'Daniel initially claimed it was self-inflicted, but video evidence and witnesses contradicted his story.
• PSA: “Do not wear Kevlar helmets and shoot yourself or have someone shoot you.” – Woody (08:53)
• Cindy and Woody are incredulous at the low bail amount ($3,000), marveling at the recklessness:
  “That’s not even my dumbest days. Here, hold my beer, watch this.” – Woody (10:20)

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2. Family Betrayal & Drugged Ice Cream – Surrey County, NC

(10:56–17:03)

• Case Summary: James Yokely Jr., a well-respected 66-year-old chairman of the county Board of Elections, is arrested after security cameras caught him spiking his juvenile granddaughters’ Dairy Queen ice cream with MDMA (Ecstasy).
• Yokely attempted to blame the Dairy Queen but was caught via surveillance.
• He resigned, citing “falsely accused circumstances,” which Woody ridicules:
  “Thank you for the opportunity to serve alongside such dedicated public servants who never gave ecstasy to their grandkids. Didn’t say that, that was a Woody.” (14:00)
• Both hosts reflect on dangers overlooked within trusted circles, with Cindy stressing the risk:
  “Luckily they didn’t have any... If it was laced with fentanyl? The MDMA could have killed them.” (16:46)

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3. Murder Conspiracy & Asset Greed – Woodland Hills, CA

(19:03–21:54)

• Crime: Dr. Hamid Mercede, 61, an addiction specialist, was ambushed and fatally shot in his clinic’s parking lot.
• Conspiracy: His ex-wife, A Hang, along with four others, is charged with orchestrating the killing, driven by jealousy and asset disputes involving Dr. Mercede’s new family.
• The widow has filed a separate civil suit for emotional distress and fraudulent asset transfers.
• “They’re facing trial, pleading not guilty, but the civil and criminal cases are running in tandem.” – Cindy (21:54)

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4. Generational Evil – Child Sexual Exploitation in Tennessee

(21:54–27:37)

• Case Overview: Tina Marie Keane and husband Tommy James Keane exploited and allowed the sexual abuse of Tina’s granddaughter for over five years, producing child pornography.
• Sentencing: Tommy is convicted and sentenced to 25 years; Tina faces hundreds of years for multiple counts.
• Law enforcement used images found online to track the child, eventually exposing the couple.
• Both hosts express disgust and horror:
  “There are criminals and then there are people like this woman. The worst of the worst.” – Woody (23:51)
  “How do you protect your kids from their own grandparents? …that's real. It happens.” – Cindy (25:50)

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5. Unique Injury: Stabbed with Keys in San Antonio, TX

(28:10–29:46)

• Incident: Two men argue, resulting in one stabbing the other in the chest with a set of keys.
• Cindy jokes about self-defense techniques (“walk with your keys between your fingers”), expecting a twist; Woody clarifies it’s simply a bizarre case:
  “You thought wrong.” – Woody (30:14)

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6. Teen Girl Killed While Doing Friend’s Hair – Kansas City, MO

(30:50–35:19)

• Story: 16-year-old Traylin Sibley is fatally shot at a sleepover while styling a friend’s hair.
• The shooter, Bailey Lewis (21), had past conflicts with the household; she was arrested weeks later.
• The victim’s mother calls for stronger gun laws; Woody comments on the persistence of gun violence despite policy efforts.
• Sibley is remembered as “a free spirit and a spark of light.” (34:14)

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7. Family Party Turns Deadly – Balch Springs, TX

(38:08–41:38)

• Event: At a baptism and birthday celebration, an altercation occurs when a teen, Leonardo Campos Torres, fires a gun in the driveway. The confrontation with Christian Gabriel Montes escalates to physical violence; Torres shoots and kills Montes.
• After shooting, Torres is severely beaten by partygoers before being arrested.
• Woody discusses the “street justice” element:
  “They beat the bad out of this dude… It’s never gonna bring the dude back, but they beat the bad out of this dude.” (41:16)

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8. Deadly Playground Prank – Winsford, Cheshire, UK

(41:38–46:12)

• Incident: Logan Carter, age 12, dies after a 13-year-old uses an e-bike to spin a playground merry-go-round at high speed, resulting in Carter’s fatal fall.
• Discussion of the escalation of ‘old school’ playground stunts using new technology.
• Family tribute: “He had an infectious personality and a beautiful smile… was so full of life.” (45:04)
• Reflection on the random, tragic nature of childhood loss and its club-like exclusivity among grieving parents.

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9. ICE Detainees & Prison Conditions at Angola, Louisiana

(46:29–53:13)

• News Brief: Angola Penitentiary in Louisiana will house up to 400 ICE detainees in a new “Camp 57,” named in honor of Governor Jeff Landry, with a possible section called “Camp 47” for Donald Trump.
• Woody provides an inside look at the infamous prison conditions:
  “Everybody in Angola is in there for super bad—raping babies, multiple murders… You don’t get to Angola unless you get 80 or more years.” (48:15)
• Federal inmates will receive upgrades, including air conditioning—something almost unheard of in Louisiana prisons.
• Woody and Cindy muse about the controversial naming and possible political responses.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the Harris County helmet-shooting:
  “The defendant gets intoxicated and uses weapons irresponsibly.” – Cindy (07:34)
  “Why not do it if you can’t put it on video nowadays?” – Cindy (09:41)

• Reflecting on family betrayal:
  “How does he not just admit to it and say, 'I was wrong'?” – Cindy, after reading Yokely’s resignation (16:17)
  “That X, MDMA, Molly—whatever they call it. … And giving it to his juvenile granddaughters in ice cream.” – Woody (13:56)

• Regarding generational exploitation:
  “These are the worst of the worst… Now authorities said Tommy James Keane pled guilty. …I bet this [woman] wishes she had taken the federal charges now too.” – Woody (24:50)

• On public health and crime reporting:
  “You hear about it but seeing it and living it… evil is real.” – Woody (26:01)

• Dark humor coping with stories:
  “That's not even my dumbest days. Here, hold my beer, watch this.” – Woody (10:20)
  “Please don't [tell another grandparent story].” – Cindy (27:21)

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Emotional Tone & Reflections

• The episode blends matter-of-fact crime reporting with moments of levity and personal reflection; the hosts aren’t afraid to express disgust, empathy, or even exhaustion from the unending stream of dark news.
• Cindy discusses her pre-recording positivity rituals and the psychological toll of regular exposure to disturbing crimes, leading Woody to comment on the unchanging reality of the stories regardless of preparation time (36:57).
• Both repeatedly circle back to the recurring theme: evil and tragedy can be found in unexpected places—from a family member’s ice cream cone to brutal crimes at family parties.

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Important Timestamps

| Time | Segment | |-----------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 07:12 | Harris County “gun game” story starts | | 10:56 | NC grandfather’s ice cream MDMA case | | 19:03 | LA doctor’s murder conspiracy by ex-wife | | 21:54 | Child exploitation case, Tennessee | | 28:10 | San Antonio stabbing—with keys | | 30:50 | Missouri sleepover shooting, Traylin Sibley | | 38:08 | Family celebration homicide, Texas | | 41:38 | UK playground accident & reflection | | 46:29 | Angola ICE detainees & prison conditions explainer |

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Final Thoughts

Woody Overton and Cindy bring the realities of crime—sometimes twisted, sometimes absurd, always impactful—right to the listener’s doorstep. With their unique blend of storytelling, personal flair, and real-world insight, they highlight how shocking crimes ripple outward, touching not just those immediately involved but entire communities. The episode underscores both the need for vigilance and the value of communal support—a signature snapshot of Real Life Real Crime’s raw, unvarnished approach.

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Transcript

[Woody Everton]

What would you do if you're accused of a crime?

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

Who can you trust to make sure your rights are protected and your future is safe? Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr. An experienced attorney, Tommy focuses on criminal defense, civil service cases, and civil litigation. Since 2001, Tommy has consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic and compassion for his clients. If there's a way to win a.

[Woody Everton]

Case, Tommy will find the way.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

Tommy is completely committed to his clients and their cases. Tommy works the cases, goes the distance, will not give up. When Tommy started practicing law, he adopted a core operating philosophy. Tommy treats the clients exactly how he would want to be treated if the roles were reversed. This is why he is straightforward, doesn't sugarcoat the facts and tells the truth even when the client doesn't want to hear it. This, this is the only way the client can make the best decision about the case. While Tommy has received many awards and national recognitions, the truth is none of.

[Woody Everton]

That really matters when you're in serious trouble and need a real lawyer to go to battle for you.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

Tommy believes there is a need for strong lawyers to help future clients and lawyers. He is a faculty member with the Trial Lawyers College, where lawyers learn to be better lawyers. And he is also a law professor, where students learn the law. He is a published author, having his work and ideas published in the national and international journals, magazines and books. Tommy has taken on clients who were up against very powerful entities like the insurance industry or the government. He fought for these clients even though it was at his own personal expense. In some instances, he was ridiculed by the keyboard warriors, harassed, and even received death threats. Yet he remained determined and never gave.

[Woody Everton]

Up on the client.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

These fights may have prevented Tommy from being a member of the courthouse club or some fancy social organization, but he absolutely does not give a damn. When in a difficult situation, the client needs a lawyer who's a fighter, not one who's worried about whether his actions would keep him out of some social club. Call 318-445-9696. Visit the website at www.davenport firm.com. hey, y'.

[Woody Everton]

All.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

Tommy at the Davenport firm is my personal attorney, and I've worked with him on cases over the years, and he's handled all my stuff. I trust no one else to protect my family and my life like I trust Thomas Davenport of the Davenport firm. 318-445-9696.

[Woody Everton]

You can thank me later. Hello, everybody, and welcome to this episode of True Crime. Time for Monday, September 8th, 2025. And I'm Woody Overton and hurry. WLA. Everton, right? And what's, what's your real name? Your full name? Woodrow Leo Everton. That's my namesake, y'. All. And he's sitting in the studio with me this morning. And first time on the microphone for you, huh, son? Yes, sir. Yeah. So Doves is our youngest. He's the only one still at home. All the rest of them are gone. And him and I are going to go hunting in a couple hours. So the. What I'm getting on here to talk about WL is the fact that already recorded this episode last week and I But I recorded for Friday and I thought it was Monday, so I messed up the days we got to fix it. So we're going to get down to some true crime time for Monday, September 8th. Bringing you the best crime stories in the world. And I want to say hashtag just for Bradley dropped Saturday morning for everybody. And hashtag just for a now also. And y' all go listen to it. When I say it's a two for, I mean it's two parts. One about me doing the public information request for the non disclosure agreements from the sheriff's office. And the other part is about the guy basically calling me out, called me everything about a child of God and my response to him. So that's. That's it. And we are doing this Saturday morning. Honda's about what, 9:30? Yes, sir. Yep. And thanks for sitting in the studio with me this morning. Right. We're gonna go shoot some birds in a little bit. Yes, sir. Yeah, we gotta get some cold drinks. It's gonna be a little warmth, huh? Yes, sir. All right, so y', all, here we are pre recorded with Cindy and I true crime time for Monday, September 8th. WL, thank you for being here. Yes, sir. All right, we love y' all and holla at you later. Peace. Hello everybody and welcome to episode True crime time for Friday, September 5th, 2025. And I'm Woody Everton.

[Cindy Everton]

I'm Cindy Everton.

[Woody Everton]

Doing it, doing it, doing it to it.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

Right.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

And so Thursday evening or around 8 o', clock, I guess, whatever. We dropped the Patreon and convict episode for hashtag just for Bradley. And now hashtag just for ao. It's a humdinger. Go listen to it. When I said it's a two for. I said that on the Tick tock, man. It's like two different parts of the story. It's not two episodes.

[Cindy Everton]

Right.

[Woody Everton]

And. But the response has already been overwhelming just from the patreon of comics who have listened to it. Crazy, right? Yeah, but throwing down the gauntlet. Well, I mean, it is what it is.

[Cindy Everton]

Exactly.

[Woody Everton]

I didn't say it wasn't true.

[Cindy Everton]

That's right.

[Woody Everton]

You know, that can all be verified. So there you have that. And hashtag, just for Haley, we're going to check in next week with Ms. Barbara if they haven't heard anything by then. And hashtag, just miss Barbara Blunt, as always. And y' all, call 313RLRC Tip Tip Line and leave me a message, because if I don't know who you are, I'm not answering it. If you don't, leave a message. And if you leave a message and I'll call you back. Right, Right.

[Cindy Everton]

It's true.

[Woody Everton]

It's true. It's true. Crime time, right? What do you have for us this morning, young lady?

[Cindy Everton]

I have a story out of Harris County, Texas.

[Woody Everton]

Harris County?

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

That's Houston H town, right?

[Cindy Everton]

That's right.

[Woody Everton]

Leah Marie's home base.

[Cindy Everton]

That's right.

[Woody Everton]

All right, what you got?

[Cindy Everton]

So I have what started out as two friends playing a game. It's not really a game that I would play, but it ended up with one of them, one of the friends being dead and the other one charged with killing him.

[Woody Everton]

Russian roulette.

[Cindy Everton]

Similar. The Harris county judge said, we are in a situation here where this is a real danger to the community because the defendant gets intoxicated and uses weapons irresponsibly. Sean O'Daniel is now behind bars after he was accused of shooting his friend inside his home in a Spring, Texas, neighborhood on August 17th. According to Harris county sheriff's office, the two took turns shooting at each other while one wore a helmet. Because a helmet's gonna stop, right? And your aim is that good, Right?

[Woody Everton]

William Tell.

[Cindy Everton]

So the defendant and his friend were playing with guns and they were drinking and they were shooting at a kevlar helmet. And that's when the judge says the victim was shot. They were holding it above their heads until the complainant ended up with a bullet hole in the top of his head. That's just ridiculous. Don't. Can you do a public service announcement?

[Woody Everton]

Yes. Do not public service announcement. Do not wear Kevlar helmets and shoot yourself or have someone shoot you. Okay, good.

[Cindy Everton]

The sheriff office says that the one that was shot was rushed to the hospital, and that's where he died. During the court appearance, o' Donnell was also accused of trying to cover up the incident. The defendant is said to have told the police that he shot himself, but there are witnesses that the guy shot himself, but there were Witnesses who have video that the defendant and complainant sent to them. Like they were stupid enough to video this and send it to friends and.

[Woody Everton]

Yeah, I mean, why not do it if you can't put it on video nowadays?

[Cindy Everton]

Right? And so witnesses say that they have videos showing them playing with the gun and shooting at the helmet, back and forth. And these friends also told them to stop, you know, at that time. So now the guy is behind bars and his bail is set at $3,000, as hard as the judge was. $3,000, I don't know. That's $300 with the bail bondsman, right? Like, 10 is usually.

[Woody Everton]

Yeah, yeah. 10 to 12.

[Cindy Everton]

Jeez.

[Woody Everton]

I don't get it.

[Cindy Everton]

I don't get that either.

[Woody Everton]

That's not even my dumbest days. Yeah. Here I hold my beer. Watch this.

[Cindy Everton]

Exactly.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

So.

[Woody Everton]

Again, don't get it, but takes all kinds to make the world go around, including foreign family matters, bad grandpas. Ooh. And this one is just. You're gonna find it really bizarre.

[Cindy Everton]

Am I gonna cry?

[Woody Everton]

Probably not. But the Going to North Carolina and they got this dude, James Yokely Jr. And he's actually the chairman of the Surrey County Board of Elections. Right?

[Cindy Everton]

Okay.

[Woody Everton]

Prominent guy, and he's 66 years old and he. He's a little bit of trouble. So the. But this is going to be an ongoing investigation here. Hear me out. He. He got a point to the board in July 2023, and later became his chairman. But now he's had to step down as the state Board of elections prepares to appoint a new chairman following nominations from the North Carolina Republican Party. But why do they have to do that? Because he's got some serious criminal charges pented against him. So cops were hanging around at a place called the she Gas Station S Sheets Gas Station S H E E TZ on August 8th. And Yoki goes up to the cops and he's like, hey, man, I got my two juvenile granddaughters and we just went to the Dairy Queen and I got him some ice cream. And they found some hard objects in their ice cream. And. And they found some hard objects in. In their ice cream. Right? So, well, the cops caught out the, you know, medical personnel and all that, and they determined that the girls had not ingested the subs that were inside the ice cream. But they tested the police tested the hard objects that were. And they were found out to be illegal narcotics. They. The 66 year old does not know about cameras being everywhere. And they reviewed the camera footage and they said during the investigation it was Determined by video footage that Yokele had been the one who placed the items in both the victim's ice cream and do you know what the items were?

[Cindy Everton]

Some type of date rape drug.

[Woody Everton]

Ecstasy, mdma, pills.

[Cindy Everton]

What did he want? How old were these girls?

[Woody Everton]

They were juvenile granddaughters. They didn't say they age?

[Cindy Everton]

I didn't think so.

[Woody Everton]

The. I mean what in the is a 66 year old dealing with ecstasy or MDMA? MDMA, Molly, whatever the they.

[Cindy Everton]

And giving it to his juvenile granddaughters in ice cream.

[Woody Everton]

Right? Well you know what? He got his ass a crack. Got arrested for it and then he wrote this resignation letter. James Jimmy E. Yokely Jr. Board Chair Surrey County Board of Elections blah blah blah. 28-8-2025 to the State Auditor Dave Bullock subject resignation from position on Surrey Cal and Board of Elections. Dear Auditor Bolo, I'm writing a formal resign my position as board chair with sur county Board of Elections effective immediately. This decision has not been made lightly. After much prayer, thoughtful reflection and consultation I'm sure with his defense, his defense attorney, I have concluded that it's in the best interest of the state Board of elections and sir counter board elections regard my own falsely accused circumstances. Step down at this time based on the truth and the facts, I remain prayerfully confident I will be exonerated and all accusations levied against me. During my 10 years serving on the S count of board of elections I have been honored to serve a board guided by fairness, integrity and steadfast commitment. Blah blah blah blah blah blah. Kiss kiss their ass. Thank you for the opportunity to serve alongside such dedicated public servants who never gave ecstasy to their grandkids. Didn't say that that was a woody. But I wish the state board Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Right. The. You know what? The dude so he got arrested and he got booked into the New Hanover County Detention center and was released on a hundred thousand dollar secured bond. Bro, they got you on video.

[Cindy Everton]

Exactly why and then you go to.

[Woody Everton]

The cops and tell them is that like Munchausen syndrome or something? But you had to get X from somewhere y'. All. That X mdma, Molly all the same. The. The. Whatever they call it.

[Cindy Everton]

I don't know what he wanted to gain from that.

[Woody Everton]

I don't know. I know bloody ungain his ass out of the seat is on the Surrey County Board of Elections.

[Cindy Everton]

How does he not just admit to it and say I was wrong and whatever.

[Woody Everton]

Grandfather charged with felony child abuse for drugging ice cream with pills.

[Cindy Everton]

Nice Louise, what has this world come to?

[Woody Everton]

Grandfather's drugging their juvenile granddaughters ice cream. I mean, what. I don't know.

[Cindy Everton]

Luckily they didn't have any. Cuz what if it was laced with fentanyl?

[Woody Everton]

I don't know.

[Cindy Everton]

I mean, I know you always say what if a frog had a. But I'm just saying, luckily they didn't have any.

[Woody Everton]

Luckily they didn't have any and and were rolling their ass off for eight hours. It could. The MDMA could have killed them.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

All right. What you got? That's a kind of bizarre story.

[Cindy Everton]

I'm really kind of flabbergasted. I know. I. It's just. I mean, I don't have words. I don't.

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[Cindy Everton]

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[Cindy Everton]

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[Cindy Everton]

I don't have words, but where? I'm taking us to Los Angeles.

[Woody Everton]

Los Angeles, California.

[Cindy Everton]

We have a Dr. Hamid Mercede.

[Woody Everton]

Okay?

[Cindy Everton]

And he's 61 years old, and he's an addiction specialist in Los Angeles. And he was ambushed and fatally shot in his clinic's parking lot. The name of his clinic's clinic is Detox Woodland Hills. And the shooter just basically shot at him as he approached his car. He was a masked gunman that suddenly appeared and opened fire. And the doctor succumbed to his injuries. This happened on August 23rd of 2024. That's when the incident occurred. In December of that year, authorities arrested Dr. Mercer, J's ex wife. A hang a H a N G. Aha. I don't want to, but I don't want to mistake her word, her name, but she was 53. And he. She was arrested along with four others suspected with involvement in the murder. Those arrested included Evan Hardman, Sarala Jawood.

[Woody Everton]

No one cares if you think right. They're assholes.

[Cindy Everton]

And they were charged with first degree murder. And then another person named Ashley was charged as an accessory. So all five individuals have been charged with conspiring and planning and executing the attack. In response, the doctor's current the wife, when he was shot, filed a wrongful death lawsuit. And the suit accuses the first wife, the ex wife, and the others of causing emotional distress, committing asset fraud and deceptive asset transfers to shield the doctor's money, especially targeting his remarriage to her. And they had a young daughter together. And so targeting the young daughter, the doctor's widow seeks resolution to safeguard those assets, citing revenge and jealousy as the motives behind the conspiracy. So now they're facing trial. And the ex wife remains in custody awaiting the trial along with the four other defendants. They all have pleaded not guilty, and the lawsuit proceeds separately, adding civil liability on top of criminal charges.

[Woody Everton]

There you have it. There you go. Another. Another true crime. Time for story. And here's another one. Piggybacking. It's time for family matters. Piggybacking off my own stores. We're going out to Chattanooga, Tennessee, one of my favorite towns. I lived there for probably two years, maybe a little bit longer. Great place, great people, beautiful, lots of to do. But you don't want to do what this woman did. Hamilton County, Tennessee. And, well, she was just on trial and she might spend the rest of her life in prison.

[Cindy Everton]

Who'd she kill?

[Woody Everton]

She didn't kill anyone. The she, Tina Murray Keane, was charged with using a child to create pornography with her husband, Tommy James Keen, in the Chattanooga area. Her husband was convicted in federal court and sentenced to 25 years. And law enforcement said the couple both participated in continuous exploitation of the child who the Hamilton County D A Cody W. Identified as Tina Marie Keane's granddaughter said for over five years she assisted in and permitted the rape and sexual abuse of her own granddaughter. She watched as it happened. She joked about it. She facilitate the sexual abuse over and over again. There are criminals and then there are people like this woman. The worst of the worse. Now the jury is found her guilty of four counts of rape of a child, four counts of aggravated sexual battery, 10 counts of especially aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor and sexual exploitation of minor. So the Hamilton County Sheriff's office said during the course of the investigation the Homeland Security investigation office in Kansas City, Missouri referred information to the HSI Homeland Security office in Chattanooga and regarding a possible victim of child exploitation. And the child was believed to reside in the Chattanooga area. Right. So the child was later identified and located. So what happened is they were trading child porn online and they picked it up in Missouri and they were like we know this is coming from Chattanooga. So these agents had to go around to each school and show a picture of this child's face. Administrators and. And identify them. So anyway, so this evil woman is facing 25 to 40 years on each count of rape of a child and dozens of years on the other 15 counts. That's according to Wamp. All he said our intention is that she spends the rest of her life in prison. Now authorities previously said Tommy James Keane pled guilty to exploitation of a child and possession of child porn. Was sentenced to that 25 years in federal. I bet this wishes she had taken the federal charges now too.

[Cindy Everton]

I guess so.

[Woody Everton]

Yep. Evil is real. How do you fucking grandparents.

[Cindy Everton]

How the heck do you protect your kids from their own grandparents? You shouldn't. You shouldn't have to even think that way.

[Woody Everton]

That's right, you shouldn't. But it's real. It happens. People think I tell those stories like making up. You hear about it but seeing it and living it. You know these that you know her and her punk ass husband.

[Cindy Everton]

I don't think you just start out doing that to your grandkids.

[Woody Everton]

Well, I. I'm sure not. But they're both going to die in.

[Cindy Everton]

Prison as they should.

[Woody Everton]

Yeah. No reason. Let's look at my chart. Does Tennessee have the death penalty? Yes, they do. And it's on moratorium or hiatus and they need to pull it out and give these a death penalty.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

They repeatedly raped this baby.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

And videoed and shared and laughed about It.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

I mean, hey, it's okay if our kids have babies. That's sex toys for us. We don't have to go to the sex shop. We got a brand new grandbaby.

[Cindy Everton]

That's right. And let's go ahead and give them some ecstasy at the Dairy Queen too.

[Woody Everton]

Oh my God. That's what I was saying is piggybacking bad families and then grandparents. I mean, I'm trying not to do another grandparents story.

[Cindy Everton]

Please don't.

[Woody Everton]

Because I know what you're thinking and you're thinking about her grandbaby. Yeah, I'm thinking the same exact thing.

[Cindy Everton]

And I'm literally sick to my stomach.

[Woody Everton]

Yep. Now you're crying. Yeah, may cry on the ecstasy store, but I made you cry on this one, so.

[Cindy Everton]

Well, the ecstasy, I didn't think it could kill them. I don't know about existing enough to know that it could kill them.

[Woody Everton]

You can overheat and die and then.

[Cindy Everton]

And whatever, you know, I mean, the free love. I'm at a. At a festival, listening to music. I, I did.

[Woody Everton]

Well, think about it. Being an 8 year old kid and thinking, you just gotta eat some ice cream. Oh, I know it's not good.

[Cindy Everton]

No, I mean, I know it's not good. It didn't affect me. I don't, I don't have another story.

[Woody Everton]

Okay, well, then I shall take charge. I shall find us another true crime time story. All right, let's go to San Antonio and the. Let's try to take it down a notch, but not for this dude. So San Antonio, a man is in the hospital after being stabbed. Okay, what did he get stabbed with?

[Cindy Everton]

Fork?

[Woody Everton]

Nope. One more guess that was he cut. You don't get stabbed with an axe.

[Cindy Everton]

It's not funny. It's not funny. You're turning me.

[Woody Everton]

He got stabbed with an unusual weapon, a set of keys.

[Cindy Everton]

Good. Was he attacking somebody? Because I walked.

[Woody Everton]

Why the you say it's good somebody gets stabbed with keys?

[Cindy Everton]

If he's trying to attack somebody, then.

[Woody Everton]

You don't know anything about it.

[Cindy Everton]

I'm gonna hear about it.

[Woody Everton]

The incident happened around 11:30pm on Monday on Bundy street near Interstate 10. Police say two men got into an argument that was complicated by a language barrier. That's when one man stabbed the other in the chest with his keys. The suspect has been arrested, but police have not said what charges he might face. The dude's alive and no charge has been brought yet. But I just had to say it because I never heard anybody being stabbed with a set of keys.

[Cindy Everton]

I Hadn't either. And I thought the story obviously was.

[Woody Everton]

Going good because this is why I'm glad she stabbed his ass.

[Cindy Everton]

This is why. No, I was trained by my father to walk out with the keys between. And I thought, well, maybe you were telling me the story as like a public service announcement of have your keys between your finger. So that way if someone attacks you, you can them and you. That's the first story I've ever heard of a stabbing with a key.

[Woody Everton]

You thought wrong.

[Cindy Everton]

I did think wrong.

[Woody Everton]

And the. So there you have that. And you know, I don't know. So look, when you used to go sleepovers and, and like at April Johnson's house or she would sleep at your house or other friends and stuff like that, would y' all like do each other's hair and makeup and stuff like that?

[Cindy Everton]

No.

[Woody Everton]

No. Yeah. Weren't those kind of chicks?

[Cindy Everton]

No. April would do my stepfather's hair. She would cut his hair. She would put Charles's hair in rollers. She would. Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

All right, well, okay.

[Cindy Everton]

I wasn't a girly girl either.

[Woody Everton]

All right, so there's a girl named Traylin Sibley who was 16, and I'm gonna give it away, but she's being remembered as a free spirit and a spark of light by her friends and family. So this we're in Missouri all and the Missouri woman has been arrested weeks after a teenager was fatally shot while doing her friend's hair during a sleepover. Oh, gosh. Right. I just can imagine it. No, it's not self defense. Key stabbing story.

[Cindy Everton]

Well, April shaved off one of my eyebrows. A whole eyebrow. She shaved off.

[Woody Everton]

All right. How do you recover from that? All right. Authority. So authorities responded to shooting at the Kansas City, Missouri home on August 9th, where they found 16 year old Traylin Sibley suffering from a gunshot wound to her throat.

[Cindy Everton]

Oh my gosh.

[Woody Everton]

And this according to the Jackson County Prosecutor's office. Traylon was not named in the statement, but has since been identified by the Gun Violence Archive and several news outlets including the Kansas City star, KSHB and Fox 4 KC. So nearly three weeks later, on Friday, August 29, Jackson County Prosecutor Melissa Johnson announced the charges including murder against 21 year old Bailey Lewis because she shot, trailing and the throat. In the probable call statement, the law enforcement says that Trailin was at a friend's home on the night of the shooting. She was doing her friend's hair as the two were stationed by the vanity near the front door of the house. Three adults and a toddler were also in the residence at the time. And guess what? They heard gunshots and watched the bullets entering the home. Now an investigation from the scene, including security footage etc from nearby homes and the footage from Lewis's phone which was present at the scene at the time of the shooting, led authorities to the suspect who was arrested in Independence, Missouri on Thursday, August 28th. So one female in the residence told police that they had had a falling out with Lewis a few months prior. Dumbass Traylon, who was just days away from starting her junior year of high school, is being remembered by her friends. And I told you all this family is a beautiful, bright and sunny girl. She was a free spirit and almost always smiling and happy. She loved to dance, draw and do nails and wanted to be a beautician someday. We are absolutely broken by the loss of our sweet girl. That's where mama said trailing you were like a little spark of light. I will never forget your little smile. And this is this. This was from a note on the gun violence archive page about her killing. So the teenager's mother, Cassandra odell, started a Change.org petition calling for increased police presence in neighborhoods impacted by gun violence, deployment of stronger measures to keep guns out of children's hands, and strict law enforcement of laws against illegal firearms. Well, all that's been tried before and I, I applaud her for the get up and go on, you know, trying to make a change because of this case, but unfortunately it doesn't work. But Lewis has been charged with second degree murder, three counts of accessory, armed criminal action and two counts of accessory of unlawful use of a weapon, according to the Jackson county prosecutor. And she's being held on a four hundred thousand dollar cash bond. So there you have it. Item new. Gosh, it's everywhere.

[Cindy Everton]

It's everywhere.

[Woody Everton]

Everywhere. You should do a show on all the good things that happen in the world.

[Cindy Everton]

I don't. Again, I don't know who you are.

[Woody Everton]

Well, probably wouldn't have enough information anyway for that show.

[Cindy Everton]

Well, I love the softer side. I just, that's coming out. But, but I. The next time you say like, be ready, like I'll be ready by such and such time to start recording. Typically it's in the early morning, right? I get up, I get up for I. When I first wake up, which is usually when, usually when I hear you come back in the room with your coffee and your, your noise goes off. I lay there for a few minutes, but I lay there and like say all the things that I'm grateful for. Like I just wake up with ingratitude and then I go to the bathroom, brush my teeth, put in my contacts. Then I go and get on my vapor, the vibration board and then treadmill. And I'm, I have a point to this.

[Woody Everton]

I'm waiting for that.

[Cindy Everton]

And I, and I listen to something that or I say like very positive things or I listen to something positive. And then you'd say, let's meet by such and such time. Well, when you give me that time, that gives me the time to kind of like come out of all of that positivity and gratitude and get ready to come in here and talk about all the horrible stuff. And this morning you said be ready. Like let's be ready by such and such time. Or I could be ready earlier in five minutes. And I'll never say five minutes again. I'll give myself that time.

[Woody Everton]

It's not going to change what the stories that would tell, right?

[Cindy Everton]

No, it won't. It won't change that. But it might help my mindset a little bit.

[Woody Everton]

All right. Are you ready for another one? Going out to Texas, where a family celebration turned into a crime scene after a father was fatally shot in the Texas town of Balch Springs, which is located approximately 20 miles south of Dallas. Now, Christian Gabriel Montes, who's 35, was celebrating the baptism of his son and his daughter's birthday. And he, it was his last day because he was shot dead shortly after midnight on July 27th. All right. Officers arrested Leonardo Campos Torres, who's 19, and they arrested him on the scene after he was identified by witnesses as the gunman. Torres later confessed to the shooting, according to the local kdfw, but he said it was self defense. Well, a mug shot and I'm gonna show it here on YouTube in a second. Released by the Dallas County Sheriff's Office shows Torres with battered and swollen face that has covered it and bruises and at least one eye laceration and a bloody eye.

[Cindy Everton]

Oh, my gosh.

[Woody Everton]

That is what we call a good old ass stomping. All right, so. And the plot thickens. So Torres and Montes are distant relatives. So according to a copy of the affidavit for the rest warrant, you know that that was attained by San Luis Obispo Tribune. The Tribune reports that the affidavit stated that witnesses told police Torres and Montez butted heads the party because of the teenager's behavior that night. Witnesses reported that earlier in the evening Campos had been seen firing a handgun in the driveway area near his park. Chevrolet Chevrolet Tahoe. In the Solen affidavit Montes reportedly confronted Campos about his actions. Like, hang on, don't be firing off your out here. Right?

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

And that led to a verbal altercation that then escalated into a physical fight. And it was during that fight that Campos drew the firearm and shot Montez. Well, you know what? I been a lot of fights my days. I'm scrolling back up looking at this dude. He got the kicked out of him.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

Right. And the. I guess he couldn't handle it, so he had to pull out the old pistol and kill the dude that was giving the good old ass whipping. So the staff at Baylor Medical University center said that Montez had been shot twice during the altercation, including once in the back while turning away or falling over. Now, Crystal Flores, who's a cousin of the victim who claims she was present at the party when the fatal shooting occurred, said that Torres did not shoot Montez in self defense and that the injuries seen in this mug shot were sustained when he attempted to flee the party before the police arrived on the scene.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

He ran like a little.

[Woody Everton]

Or he tried to run like a little after he shot other dude. And the bystanders gave him a little street justice. And I'm talking about y'. All. They. This dude up, they said, we will get justice. I will fight for you, cousin. Your life is worth fighting for. And I will always keep your memory alive. That's what Flores wrote on her Facebook, so. Well, you know what? The. It's never gonna bring the dude back that he killed, but they beat the bad out of this dude. I mean, like. And I mean, can you imagine the you're just gonna shoot. And it should have been a family matters, I guess, but it was a distant family. The just gonna shoot dude. I mean. And are you shooting your firearm? For what reasons? Look, look at me. I'm cool. It's like spinning out your tires. Ooh, I can spin my wheels. Oh, that's great. Right?

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

So I don't know that well, I'm gonna share you a little more love for you. This morning, it's time for Worldwide Crime. Seems like all. All this week we've been going across the pond to the UK and this story is no different. And it had a young man named Logan Carter. It's a young man, a young boy named Logan Carter who died on Friday, August 29. And when he was in a park in the UK in the town of Winsford, Cheshire. So. And a teenager has been arrested after the 12 year old boy died after. And you're gonna get this. After falling off Playground equipment at the park. Yeah, I said. She just gave me what the look. So Logan Carter died following an incident at the Warden Recreational Ground in Winsford, which is a town of Cheshire UK on Friday August 29th around 6.11pm local time is according to Shishar Constabury. Police are looking into whether Carter might have died after an E bike was used to propel a merry go round in the park. Get it?

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah, I know.

[Woody Everton]

I used to get on on the merry go rounds and we'd spin as fast. Couldn't lay on them.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

So we got thrown off.

[Cindy Everton]

Somebody do the now we didn't have those.

[Woody Everton]

It was just we get on and lay down and hold on and all you buddies spin it so fast he gets a dizzy. You had to let go and just fly off in the dirt. Nowadays they've taken it up a notch. They evidently using E bikes to go in circles. To me yeah. They're lazy to give well anyway. Police are looking into whether he might have died after the E bike was used to propel the merry go round in the park. The third, a 13 year old, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving that has since been released under investigation, police said so the police spokesperson didn't confirm a time that the teenager was arrested but said it would have been shortly after the incident occurred, police said in a statement attained by People magazine. Investigations are ongoing and officers are currently exploring a number of lines of inquiry in order to fully establish the circumstances surrounding the incident. As part of this officers exploring reports that an E bike was used to propel a child's roundabout in the park at around the time of the incident, Logan's family said in a statement which was previously released by the police. Logan was a much loved son, brother, grandson, great grandson, cousin and a friend to many. He had an infectious personality and a beautiful smile. Everyone wants to be where Logan was. He was a little boy who was so full of life and wants to make everyone laugh. He made every day worth living. Logan was everyone's therapy person. They're calm and he will be missed more than we can ever put into words. And the message concluded. We are taking comfort from the words of support we have received whilst we take time to come to terms with the untimely loss of our blue eyed boy. Right, so. Logan's father, Rob Carter, shared a tribute to his sons on Facebook on Saturday, August 30, writing When I woke up on Friday, my little mate, I didn't think it would be the last time I'd get to see you. My heart has been ripped into. It's crazy, man. You know, I think about it all the time. Not just stores like this other thing. I think about kids death and that I worry. I just. We're so fortunate, knock on wood, that we are not a part of that club thing. Right?

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

That's definitely a club nobody wants to be a part of.

[Cindy Everton]

No.

[Woody Everton]

And it sucks. So I don't know. The. Just. I don't know. You know what? I got a messenger this morning on Facebook. Try to make all my rounds after going in the app.

[Cindy Everton]

And.

[Woody Everton]

And one of the lifers asked me, said, how do you feel about the Department of Justice housing inmates in Angola? And I'm like, I didn't know anything about it, but the. I'm pretty sure Angola's well equipped to house the motherfuckers.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

And I said, the. The only camp that I know is closed down is the old death row where they. They try to house juvenile prisoners. And recently. And it was unsuccessful, of course, made a move. So let me just in that this for you. So I look up on wfb, which is our local CBS affiliate. Been on it many times, and they actually did an article on it. So go on to Angola, Louisiana, which most people don't know. It's its own town, it has its own post office and everything else, but it's in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the Tunica hills on three sides and Mississippi river on the other side. But they said the area of Angola State Penitentiary, where ICE detainees will soon be held, will be called Camp 57. And according to the WFS Beast crew at the scene of a news conference that was held yesterday that. I get this. This is going to cause controversy, I would imagine. The. They name the. The camp y' all at angola. There's. It's like 18, 000 acres, and they have a bunch of prisons inside the prison, but it's not all together. Yeah. The main prison. And then you have satellite camps, and they're spread out because it's a working plantation and they. They raise their own food and cows and like that. So it's spread out for security reasons and then geographical work reasons and like that to get. But time you get in, made up, feed them, get them out. They actually have to check out tools to work the first 10 years. The Angola, you're. You're spending them in the field. And out of everybody at angola, probably close to 6, 000 inmates, over 90 of them are going to die there. They have life plus synthesis, or. Yeah, you don't even get to go to Angola unless you get 80 or more years. So anyway, the. They build this Camp 57, which all they did was redo another building. And you know why they Named it Camp 57?

[Cindy Everton]

No.

[Woody Everton]

In honor of Louisiana's 57th governor, Jeff Landry.

[Cindy Everton]

What?

[Woody Everton]

Yeah, I know a lot of people don't like Jeff and that's okay too. But say they said picture taken last week and provided to WFB had a section inside of Angola's Camp Jeff with the words Camp 47 to honor President Donald Trump. And it's unclear if that name will remain. All right, this is not political show, but the Camp J was the worst cell block in the. In an entire world. The is where the. Now they call it a shoe or secure housing units, but is where the worst of the worst of the. The worst. It's not what you did to get inside of Angola. It's what, on the outside. Yeah, they got a bunch of. On death row and like that. It's, It's. You know, everybody in Angola is in there for super bad raping babies, multiple murders, whatever it may be. But if you get inside, when you get inside Angola, if you're such an. That you can't follow prison rules. And I'm not talking about baby rules. I'm talking about you get to get. Putting Camp J, you had to either escape or attack an officer, weapons or kill an officer or kill another inmate. You were like a serious threat to security.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

Now Camp J got shut down. After my time, they got shut down by the federal government because everybody was going crazy and it was deteriorating. They said you could punch holes through the wall and rape your. The guy in the cell next to you. And it was just like the, the, the. These people were so fucking bad. You know, even though technically they come up for a review board every 90 days to get put back in general population, they never got out. Some of the people were back there 20 years. All right.

[Thomas Tommy Davenport, Jr.]

So anyway, sources said the phase.

[Woody Everton]

First phase of work has been completed, which includes completely refurbished cells and air conditioner. Woo. I bet all the camps I've been to Camps A.

[Cindy Everton]

Is that where we. Did we go to Camp J?

[Woody Everton]

When we went on, you would have not been allowed. You would have been outside. At the very least, it will have the capacity to hold up to 200 detainees. In source Sangola said they were told the worst ICE offenders will be housed there across from across America. So these motherfuckers are killers and rapists and all that. A second phase is also playing accord Angola workers second phase will also have the capacity to hold hundreds more detainees. When all phases are completed, the capacity will include up to 400 ICE detainees and additional details are expected to be released. And it.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah, federal money over getting for that.

[Woody Everton]

Well, the feds are paying for it.

[Cindy Everton]

That's what I'm saying. How much? Okay.

[Woody Everton]

The. Angola's not making a dime off of the the from what I understand. And like when they did the juveniles and stuff, the. They had to hire additional staff. Now I'm sure they Federal Bureau of Prisons is a tightly run ship. The. It's not like Louisiana state prison system. And then, I mean, they'll pay. Their employees come in and either. I wouldn't imagine they would train employees to work there permanently. Maybe they will, I don't know. But they'll. They'll have people that trans prefer and they. When once they get there, they wish they hadn't. Back in my day, it was old windy ass road. Took like an hour and a half to get there when you turned off Highway 61. Now it's a high speed straight shot.

[Cindy Everton]

Yeah.

[Woody Everton]

So I guess they could live in Baton Rouge or what have you. But 400 detainees, that's a lot.

[Cindy Everton]

It is a lot.

[Woody Everton]

That's. I mean. I mean, not saying that they don't deserve to be there. I'm saying that the. The Camp J. The worst lockup and they put AC in it. There's no AC in the whole Van Gogh except for in the administration build in the infirmary.

[Cindy Everton]

This is federal.

[Woody Everton]

Yeah, that's true. They got certain guidelines they got to follow. So anyway, there you go. That's enough for today. I'm sure people screaming about this, screaming about that, but. Yeah. Well, I was named. I didn't know it was named after Trump before that either. Hadn't been up there in a minute, y'. All.

[Cindy Everton]

I was laughing the other day because was looking at. I got an alert on my phone about a storm watch, you know, like something was brewing. And I clicked on it's the. My radar app. And at the top of it, I didn't realize it. Like, I mean, I knew it was officially changed, but I hadn't seen like a map or anything with it, but it said Gulf of America. Like I had like on our. We don't have new maps printed since Gulf of America, you know, so when I looked, I just thought that was funny to see Gulf of America. Like, that's a real deal.

[Woody Everton]

The times, they are changing.

[Cindy Everton]

They are changing.

[Woody Everton]

So do you have anything else?

[Cindy Everton]

I was thinking of a few things when you said that I actually almost wore my daddy's border patrol cap today just to be silly. But I'm glad that I did now.

[Woody Everton]

Yeah.

[Cindy Everton]

With the ice thing.

[Woody Everton]

No, exactly where that's at the. But anyway, that's it. And so y' all have a wonderful weekend and it's a little bit less humidity here still kind of high. Going dove hunting and you go on to or you're going out of town to our son's race.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

And so enjoy that and I'm enjoy slinging some shot at some birds.

[Cindy Everton]

Yes.

[Woody Everton]

And we hope y' all all enjoy something, especially the new hashtag justice for Bradley slash AO that comes out tonight at 12:01am for all lifers, convicts and patreon. Our subscribers got it on Thursday. Yeah, well, that's it. If you got nothing, Mama, I got nothing.

[Cindy Everton]

I got nothing.

[Woody Everton]

And I'm Woody Everton.

[Cindy Everton]

Cindy Everton.

[Woody Everton]

Holler y' all there. Peace.