Season 6 episode 2- "Mama Said" Part 2 is an old school Woody story and one of the best stories ever told! Please take the time to vote for us for True Crime Podcast of the Year! Go to: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5978795/2020-Discover-Pods-Awards-FinalistsVote for REAL LIFE REAL CRIME in the True Crime category! Voting ends November 6, 2020Want EARLY RELEASE- COMMERCIAL FREE EPISODES? Go to www.patreon.com/realliferealcrime sign up at the Vandalism tier or above!Subscribe & Hit That Bell So You Donât Miss A Video!Want More True Crime? Check out my podcast! www.realliferealcrime.comTip Line: Dial 225-395-1302 or by email to [email protected]: https://www.facebook.com/groups/reall...Website: WWW.REALLIFEREALCRIME.COMINSTAGRAM: @REALLIFEREALCRIME, @OVERTONWOODYTwitter: @reallifecrimeFor Business Inquiries ONLY, please contact [email protected] 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 and executive producer Toby Tampley, featuring cases investigated by Detective Overton.
In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton continues the story of Mama Said, recounting how he identified the suspect and brought him to justice.
The speaker discusses a conversation he had with a jail supervisor about an arrest and shares his thoughts on the suspect's criminal history.
The speaker shares a story of encountering a man with a knife who he had previously known to carry knives, causing concern for his own safety.
A person shares their experience of building trust between communities and police by approaching a police officer for help in finding a suspect, following an injured cop's situation.
A humorous retelling of an encounter with a stuttering man named Steven who was mistaken for being under arrest but was actually just excited to meet someone with long hair like him.
Stephen remembers walking home the morning after the stabbing and his friend's mother telling him that he matched the description of the attacker in a composite sketch.
Two people have a confusing conversation about haircuts and a crime, not quite understanding each other's statements.
The speaker advises their acquaintance, Stephen, to be careful in case of an altercation with the police and reveals the plan to get DNA evidence from a knife taken from someone's body.
An unclear and confusing sentence is said by an unidentified speaker during a conversation with Woody. The context and meaning of the sentence are difficult to understand without more information.
A conversation about a stabbing incident involving a police officer is recounted by an unnamed person. They detail a suspect with fresh haircut who gets identified by his own mother and question her about the incident.
The episode discusses the search for a cop killer and the plans to turn in the suspect at the courthouse.
The speaker interviews Stephen May, a man who was involved in an altercation where he used a knife to defend himself. The speaker suspects that May acted in self-defense, but they discuss the legal implications of the situation.
The speaker shares a conversation with their friend Steven about a man who attacked him. They also mention that they have information that Steven doesn't know about.
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