It's Real Life Real Crime Daily for Friday March 10th 2023 and Woody, Jim, and Mike are talking up to the second current news with the Nathan Millard case out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana plus Jared from Subway is back again! Much more in this edition of the current crime podcast you are sure to enjoy!#NathanMillard #JaredfromSubway #JaMorant #RealLifeRealCrimeDaily #Crimenews #TruecrimeSupport this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The podcast host discuss the Prince Settlement and the recent news surrounding it.
This podcast discusses a foundation created in 2004 with the goal of promoting physical activity for kids and reducing screen time. The host also talks about their upcoming role as a judge in a cookoff, and mentions a reality series that wasted three episodes on a particular individual.
The host discusses the case of Russell Taylor, a man who engaged in illegal activities involving child pornography and bestiality, and how he was caught. The case includes the involvement of a woman who engaged in reverse grooming to expose Taylor's preferences.
An inmate serving a life sentence for murder has confessed in a letter to beating two child molesters to death with another inmate's cane. The confession came after a prison counselor ignored the inmate's warning that he might become violent.
A man was seen at a business at 4:30 am and arriving at a Greyhound bus station at 11:30 am. He later went to a gentleman's club with friends.
The investigation of suspicious deaths often involves a lot of questions and uncertainties, as seen in a case where the carpet at the scene of a death was left behind and a passerby later found it with a noticeable odor.
The wife of the man who was found dead in an old oil change business in Baton Rouge, Louisiana has come forward with new information about the crime. She states that the perpetrators are not from Baton Rouge, shedding light on the city's high crime rate.
John Morant, one of NBA's rising stars and a Memphis Grizzlies player, was seen with a gun in a club in Glendale, Colorado after a road loss to the Denver Nuggets. Morant had earlier posted a video of himself singing and dancing within the club on his Instagram story.
Ex-convicts team up with the show's contestants in a trivia game where they give clues to the answers and the contestants must phrase their response in question form.
Former Indiana Pacers player Jermaine O'Neal discusses his role in the infamous Malice in the Palace fight between the Pacers and the Detroit Pistons, which had a negative impact on his career.
The contestants bet 500 on a clue that leads to the answer of the younger fighter being considered the greatest pound-for-pound fighter of all time.
Plaxico Burress, the former NFL player, was sentenced to prison for tax fraud and accidentally shot himself in a New York nightclub, resulting in a 20-month prison sentence for firearm-related charges.
Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL player, was ranked as the number one draft bust in history but went on to form a great partnership with Rob Gronkowski. However, Hernandez was arrested for murder and eventually committed suicide.