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True crime podcast hosted by Woody Overton and executive producer Toby Tampley.
A man recounts a story of going to a private office in an old courthouse to get a confession, with the objective of getting the juice on someone.
The speaker shares a story about threatening an individual and discussing violence towards others, including murder.
The speaker advises against lying and suggests remaining silent instead, as lying can insult the other person's intelligence and cause distrust.
A woman confesses to buying drugs from a dealer after her husband and kids left for work, and recounts the events leading up to the purchase.
The speaker explains the concept of self-preservation to someone who witnessed a violent act and is grappling with the decision of whether or not to call the authorities.
The speaker is conducting an intense interrogation on a suspect involved in drug-related offenses, pressuring them to confess to the full extent of their actions.
Two individuals discuss the details of a violent altercation, questioning the accuracy of the recounted events.
A woman shares about a deceitful granddaughter who lied about her grandmother's death and how her lies were exposed.
The transcript contains a snippet of an unidentified conversation where two individuals discuss a person who cleaned up after an incident and had a change of clothes.
A woman shares a story about advising someone to tell the truth, and the person reveals that they were on drugs when their grandmother was killed.
A mother tells a story of an incident involving a popping balloon and a question about a woman's underwear.
A man discusses a plan to provoke a prisoner into confessing to a crime while being transported to jail.
A person recounts a situation where their partner wore the pants in the relationship and made personal threats towards them.
Woody Overton discusses upcoming drops and encourages listeners to send in cold cases for consideration on the true crime podcast. He also mentions an adult version of Real Life, Real Crime and thanks executive producer Toby Tompley.