"Real Life, Real Crime" has three Facebook pages; the regular one, the Laniac page for fans to share things, and the open page for real-life crime discussions, along with the page called "Real Life, Real Crime Friends, Fans, and Crew," which is the one the host is most proud of.
Real Life, Real Crime's exclusive online group "Friends, Fans, and Crew" is the favorite of the podcast's host and is only available to members.
The Real Life, Real Crime private group has surpassed 30,500 members with continuous involvement from true crime fans who add to discussions on the stories. The group is not open to everyone, but if interested in joining, a request to the Real Life, Real Crime Friends, Fans and Crew can be submitted for consideration by moderators.
The Landy Page is a platform for bands to post and promote their work. Real Life, Real Crime has a separate Instagram account for non-true crime content, while the crew page is solely dedicated to true crime topics.
Woody Overton is hosting a bash for his Real Life Real Crime crew at the Texas Club on June 19th. Fans and friends of the podcast can come to meet Woody and take pictures, and there are social media pages for Real Life Real Crime on Instagram and other platforms.
The hosts of a podcast discuss the overwhelming response they received from their listeners after providing access to sensitive documents relating to a case, including autopsy reports and crime scene photos.