Episode
9: "Overkill" Final Episode
43:55
Published: Sat Apr 06 2019
Description
This is the final episode in the two-part series "Overkill". This series is the true, twisted story of a viciously violent, up close and personal murder, the criminal investigation, and the prosecution that follows.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
Mitsubishi Electric has been innovating heat pump technology since 1970 with continued innovation for home and businesses.
00:00 - 01:20 (01:20)
Summary
Mitsubishi Electric has been innovating heat pump technology since 1970 with continued innovation for home and businesses.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Real Life, Real Crime offers two additional tiers of membership, whereby tier 2 and 3 patrons receive monthly bonus content, including an exclusive episode accessible to tier 3 patrons only.
01:21 - 05:30 (04:09)
Summary
Real Life, Real Crime offers two additional tiers of membership, whereby tier 2 and 3 patrons receive monthly bonus content, including an exclusive episode accessible to tier 3 patrons only.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
The speaker mentions an impressive number of countries ordering products and describes a woman's emotional reaction to an unknown situation.
05:30 - 08:37 (03:07)
Summary
The speaker mentions an impressive number of countries ordering products and describes a woman's emotional reaction to an unknown situation.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Law enforcement officials use black body bags to prevent contamination while handling and transporting bodies from crime scenes.
08:37 - 12:51 (04:13)
Summary
Law enforcement officials use black body bags to prevent contamination while handling and transporting bodies from crime scenes. This is done to avoid any potential issues that could arise during an investigation or trial.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
A detailed explanation on how the force behind a stab and the location of the wound can cause a knife to slide in one direction or another in the human body.
12:51 - 23:00 (10:09)
Summary
A detailed explanation on how the force behind a stab and the location of the wound can cause a knife to slide in one direction or another in the human body.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Michelle Hetzel's defense during her bench trial was that she formed a relationship with Russell Perry during drug rehab, which led to them living together on the island and ultimately, his death.
23:00 - 28:09 (05:08)
Summary
Michelle Hetzel's defense during her bench trial was that she formed a relationship with Russell Perry during drug rehab, which led to them living together on the island and ultimately, his death. The defense fought to suppress her statements, which provided a potential advantage in her case.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
A woman from Louisiana is appealing her 40-year manslaughter sentence stating that the court wrongfully gave her the maximum sentence due to a history of drug abuse and mental illness, as well as allegedly being in an abusive relationship with the victim.
28:09 - 35:21 (07:12)
Summary
A woman from Louisiana is appealing her 40-year manslaughter sentence stating that the court wrongfully gave her the maximum sentence due to a history of drug abuse and mental illness, as well as allegedly being in an abusive relationship with the victim.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Rhonda Rose Lambert's experience at the Louisiana Correction Institute for Women highlights the importance of properly medicating inmates, as it can significantly reduce violent behavior within prisons.
35:21 - 39:25 (04:03)
Summary
Rhonda Rose Lambert's experience at the Louisiana Correction Institute for Women highlights the importance of properly medicating inmates, as it can significantly reduce violent behavior within prisons.
Episode9: "Overkill" Final Episode
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
In this episode of Real Life, Real Crime, the host rates the bad guy on a scale from one to ten sphincters, and discusses a case involving a woman who was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
39:25 - 43:21 (03:55)
Summary
In this episode of Real Life, Real Crime, the host rates the bad guy on a scale from one to ten sphincters, and discusses a case involving a woman who was sentenced to 40 years in prison. The podcast ends with a call for listeners to report tips on the Real Life, Real Crime hotline.