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Woody Overton, the host of Real Life Real Crime, introduces a new series on a case he worked on himself, promising to share the facts presented to him by the victims and the perpetrators, but warns listeners about the graphic nature of the content.
A witness recounts a suspicious incident in which a short, heavyset black woman entered a real estate building and a black man almost immediately followed, heading straight for the bathroom.
A witness describes seeing two suspects, a heavyset Black female and a Black male, walking towards her store in a shopping center. She had observed them stopping by other stores and looking at their windows.
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Armed robberies are harder to work than homicides as they involve a lot of witnesses who need to be coordinated with. Eyewitnesses in one case mentioned that the suspect had come into their store, asked for the bathroom and left.
In a homicide investigation, tips can come in that are not reliable. Eyewitnesses are important and waiting for the participation of bank employees can be necessary.
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An elderly lady is robbed at gunpoint, with the perpetrator putting the gun inside her mouth during the ordeal, leaving her traumatized.
The speaker describes an incident where they had a robbery and one of the passengers heard the robber say, "just get the fucking purse and let's go".
In the aftermath of an attempted armed robbery, the robbers were caught quickly after leaving a purse with a broken strap on a trash can and then attempting to rob another victim.
The Real Life Real Crime Community App is a free app available in the App store that offers a community for true crime fans. The app provides better free content than anything found on the crew or other pages.
In this podcast, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being an organ donor and encourages listeners to fill out a two minute questionnaire to become one. The speaker also expresses a desire to move away from a censored culture and promote free speech and expression.