Episode
Hotline- Episode Update
44:00
Published: Mon May 13 2019
Description
In this "Real Talk with Woody" Hotline episode, Woody answers Patron questions about previous podcast episodes, tells the story of how Real Life Real Crime got its name and much more!Support this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Chapters
The podcast features follow-up questions and shout-outs, including feedback from patron members.
00:00 - 04:05 (04:05)
Summary
The podcast features follow-up questions and shout-outs, including feedback from patron members. Mention of cushy prison life in California is discussed.
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PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Inmates at Angola's crawfish plant, which turns into a chicken plant during offseasons, have to peel 14 pounds of tail meat each day, and cut up meat for packaging for 12 hours a day.
04:05 - 10:01 (05:56)
Summary
Inmates at Angola's crawfish plant, which turns into a chicken plant during offseasons, have to peel 14 pounds of tail meat each day, and cut up meat for packaging for 12 hours a day. Most of the inmates are serving life sentences or more than 75 years in prison.
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PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The podcast host discusses pulling trial transcripts to showcase the mental back-and-forth between defense attorneys and himself, as well as the importance of building a strong case and working the jury.
10:01 - 14:17 (04:15)
Summary
The podcast host discusses pulling trial transcripts to showcase the mental back-and-forth between defense attorneys and himself, as well as the importance of building a strong case and working the jury.
EpisodeHotline- Episode Update
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
In Louisiana, heinous crimes like murder and aggravated rape must be sent to a grand jury.
14:17 - 21:54 (07:37)
Summary
In Louisiana, heinous crimes like murder and aggravated rape must be sent to a grand jury. The host discusses his personal experience with feeling like the "one guy" in the grand jury when it comes to law enforcement and prosecution.
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PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The judge ruled that the DA did not show beyond a reasonable doubt that Chris Allen Hunt caused the death of Nelson Henson.
21:54 - 28:02 (06:08)
Summary
The judge ruled that the DA did not show beyond a reasonable doubt that Chris Allen Hunt caused the death of Nelson Henson. The state did not provide any evidence to support the claim that Henson could not swim, leaving the possibility that he was only knocked unconscious when he was pushed into the water.
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PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The podcast has reached an audience of 56,500 in less than three months, and the host calls on listeners to give feedback on the type of content they'd like to hear in the future.
28:02 - 36:08 (08:05)
Summary
The podcast has reached an audience of 56,500 in less than three months, and the host calls on listeners to give feedback on the type of content they'd like to hear in the future.
EpisodeHotline- Episode Update
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker is an expert witness in law enforcement and advocates for telling real life crime stories of real victims and bad guys, calling out stupid police work and district attorneys that traumatize families unnecessarily.
36:08 - 42:55 (06:46)
Summary
The speaker is an expert witness in law enforcement and advocates for telling real life crime stories of real victims and bad guys, calling out stupid police work and district attorneys that traumatize families unnecessarily.
EpisodeHotline- Episode Update
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Woody Overton hosts the Real Life, Real Crime podcast, with Facebook pages for the podcast and a YouTube channel with the same name.
42:55 - 45:14 (02:18)
Summary
Woody Overton hosts the Real Life, Real Crime podcast, with Facebook pages for the podcast and a YouTube channel with the same name.