The speaker reflects on the unique bond between law enforcement officers and the importance of keeping a civilian friend while working in law enforcement. He shares his perspective on the strong bond between people who share intense experiences and how it can be difficult to readjust to civilian life.
The Real Life, Real Crime podcast contains graphic descriptions of violence and sexual content based on information provided by victims and perpetrators. Listener discretion is advised for those over 18 years old.
In this season 9 debut episode of Real Life, Real Crime, Woody Overton warns listeners about the graphic nature of the content to be discussed. He also notes that the podcast is now being produced in conjunction with iHeartRadio and Cloud 10 Media.
Real Life, Real Crime is a podcast that discusses real cases of violence or sexual nature, which are shared by either the victims of the crime or the perpetrators. The podcast may contain graphic descriptions of the crime itself or of the crime scene.
In this episode, Woody Overton and co-host Jim the Hitman Rathmann introduce their podcast, provide a warning, and greet their listeners.
Woody Overton is joined once again by Jim "the Hitman" Raffin for another episode of Real Life, Real Crime. The warning at the beginning warns of violent and sexual content.