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In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton continues his retelling of the story of "Hook" with real, first-hand accounts from the victims and the perpetrators. Stay tuned for announcements at the end of the show.
A discussion about child witness testimony and the implications of a child's statements on court cases and investigations.
The speaker discusses contacting Child Protective Services and collecting information about a specific incident.
The speaker narrates an unexpected encounter with Detective Overton, where she knocked on his door in the scorching heat to talk to him about something important.
A police officer confronts a man named Mr. Don, expressing the need to search his residence in the pursuit of finding out who has harmed a baby.
Stephen Graham Jones describes a hot and stuffy room with a box fan, small closet, and a path next to the bed, in which he needs to remove his jacket and clothes.
The speaker recalls a story about looking for a Polaroid camera in his grandmother's house and a strange encounter with a friend.
The speaker tells a story about discovering a missing item on a dresser and shares their thoughts on its purpose.
The speaker recounts a story about planning to arrest someone and intended to mess with him, explaining an anatomical detail and using profanity.
The speaker graphically describes the horrifying consequences of committing sexual assault in prison, with mentions of forced oral sex and saliva-based protein shakes.
A conversation about confessions and penetrations that may sound odd without context but it is part of a larger conversation in the podcast.
A person discussed their frequent masturbation and the curled nature of their penis due to blockage.
The speaker thanks the listeners and promotes the show's social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.
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