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Real Life Real Crime is a true crime podcast hosted by Woody Overton and executive producer Toby Tampley that highlights the details and investigations of real-life crimes.
The juvenile detectives are specialized officers who handle cases involving minors such as runaways and juvenile delinquency. They work around the clock, and their responsibilities go beyond crimes that fall under the Juvenile Justice Act.
A 911 dispatcher received a call about a missing baby, prompting an investigation.
Robin and the speaker discuss their recent visit to Evelyn's house where they were asked to let Matthew stay the night and how several individuals live with Evelyn including her common law husband.
A woman left with a newborn at home, leading to concerns when she reported the baby missing. Some expressed concern for the safety of the child.
Bobby's mother asked him about their missing neighbor, to which Bobby replied that he had last seen him around 7:30-8:00 am when he had taken the garbage out. Bobby also mentioned that he moved their car in as it was going to rain and he was planning to wash it later.
Time is of the essence in a missing baby investigation, but it's important not to rush and make mistakes. The sheriff warns against letting time overrun the investigation.
Search for a missing person starts with no command center or mobile center. Law enforcement supervises outside searchers in looking for clues in the area.
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The national media arrived at the courthouse on the second day of Willie's trial, with every spot around the building taken by news trucks. Even a colleague on vacation in Florida heard about the news coverage.
The speaker talks about being nominated for the Best True Crime Podcast in multiple categories, including Real Life Real Crime.
An invitation to a live music event where alcohol will be consumed has been extended to VIP ticket holders. Doors will open at 6:30 pm with a limited number of VIP tickets available.
Host of Real Life, Real Crime podcast shares details about his upcoming live show for the first time in Memphis, with fans all over Tennessee as part of the K.R.E.W.E.
The speaker is hosting a VIP event at Happys Irish Pub, where he will be signing autographs and taking pictures with up to 150 people. The event will take place in downtown Baton Rouge, near the Hilton Hotel.
The speaker expresses excitement and gratitude regarding the program's progress, reminds listeners to continue calling in their tips, and urges them to consider becoming organ donors.