In this weeks episode, Woody concludes the two-part series, "False Positive" which is a bizarre story that ultimately ties back into "I Shot That Man". This episode is the first ever episode recorded live on our private Patreon Facebook group and concludes season 4.Special thanks to BlakSheep Creative for SEO and Website Design.Support this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Real Life Real Crime is a true crime podcast hosted by Woody Overton, Jim Rathmann and Toby Tomplay. In this episode, they delve into the details of violent and sexual crimes as told by the victims and perpetrators themselves.
To become a licensed polygraph examiner in Louisiana, one needs to complete 25 tests within a year, pass an oral board interview, and undergo a year-long internship under the supervision of a licensed polygraphist.
The individual being interrogated tries to prove his innocence in an attempted kidnapping and bank robbery while highlighting the lack of evidence and resources of the police department.
This is a conversation between two individuals discussing a third person's guilt regarding an unknown incident that involved an eyewitness.
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The speaker describes his experience of witnessing an autopsy and the sudden beating of the heart during the examination.
The speaker discusses manipulating physiological responses during a lie detector test, including turning down sensitivities for galvanic skin response and heart rate, while emphasizing the importance of breathing and believing in your data.
A polygraph examiner shares that in all his years of experience, he has never seen someone fail a test as bad as someone's cat, raising suspicions on the cat's owner.
This podcast transcript involves dialogue between two individuals discussing a work-related issue.
The speaker reflects on a bank robbery case he was not connected to and how he did not focus on it during a hunting trip. He mentions that Screets talk and a former teller tipped off the investigation.
A former employee of Central Progressive Bank, Rosalyn Sheppard Williams, was accused of planning and executing a bank robbery and kidnapping. Williams was fired earlier in the year from the bank after being accused of stealing approximately $3,000.
The speaker shares about an investigation tool, polygraph tests, and their high accuracy rate in catching truth and lies.
The speaker reflects on their time spent in court, including arraignments and trials, and recalls a memorable case involving a polygraph test for a kidnapping charge.
Two individuals discuss a confession that was made and how it affected one of them.
The private Facebook page of the K.R.E.W.E. Real Life Real Crime has been highly recommended for fans. Part two of "All Positive" is coming up and includes the new season of Real Life Real Crime.
The speaker talks about different social media pages like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Among the pages mentioned include Woody Overton's Real Life Real Crime, regular Real Life Real Crime page, Landy page and the Crew page.
Woody Overton, host of the Real Life, Real Crime podcast expresses his gratitude towards his listeners for their support and shares that he will be back soon with season five of the podcast.