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In this episode of Real Life, Real Crime, the host shares the transcript of an interview with Josh Dantzler, a suspect in a crime, wherein he denies having any knowledge or involvement in the said incident.
The police interviewed someone about their knowledge of a homicide case that took place on May 13th at Ed Brown Road, starting with their departure from Livingston.
Two friends swap cars while on the road using their phones to coordinate the exchange at a Taco Bell parking lot.
While driving through Ponchatoula, one of the passengers in the car shoots someone's leg. Despite warnings from another passenger, they decide to go home where gunshots are heard shortly after.
An individual describes a shooting incident involving a small silver pistol and a victim named Wayne.
There seems to be a transcription error as the text provided is full of inaudible speech and meaningless phrases.
The hosts discuss recent developments in the Ahmaud Arbery case and the impact it has had on the community and justice system in Georgia.
An individual named Josh is being interviewed regarding a shooting incident and his knowledge of an individual named Woody who was present during the incident.
Police interview Mr. Dantzler about his knowledge of a murder, attempted murder, and armed robbery, and also reveal the pickup of Nikki.
Travis and Woody pick up Cordero and Nikki from Tanya Drake's house and take them to Nikki's apartment near Highway 190.
The speaker is being questioned about his knowledge of a crime and if he knew the people involved. He mentions a person named Cordero and how the perpetrator kept calling his phone before the crime occurred.
The speaker discusses mysterious phone calls asking for someone's location, a car accident involving Joshua and an unknown person, and their lack of knowledge about any incidents leading up to this event.
Travis Webb reveals more information about the murder of Maurice the Warrior and the events leading up to it. Tune in next week for more details.
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