In this weeks episode of Real Life Real Crime's investigative series titled "Who Murdered Courtney Coco?", Woody Overton discusses more problems found throughout the investigation into how law enforcement agencies have handled this 15 year old cold case homicide. Support 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, Woody Overton, provides a warning to the audience about the graphic nature of the content. He introduces his co-host, Jim, and greets the listeners.
A detective leading a homicide investigation discusses the importance of ruling out suspects who are closest to the victim, and shares insights on how to approach interviews and potential persons of interest.
A detective warns a suspect that if she doesn't return in the morning, it will appear that she murdered her sister. The suspect's chance of passing a voice stress test is less than 50 percent, which is a method being used to investigate the case.
The voice stress test is shown to be less than 50 percent reliable, as compared to the Department of Defense's polygraph test, which is 98 percent reliable.
A suspect in the Courtney Coco case produced a false witness who gave a lying testimony about Coco's actions before her death, proven by the autopsy report.
The process of defining relevant questions is important in investigations, as it allows for a clear focus on what information is needed and can help with potential legal issues down the line.
The use of polygraph tests can lead to false confessions from individuals due to the emotional trauma and pressure of the experience, which can be further exploited through voice stress tests.
The podcast discusses potential police misconduct and the use of Polygraph exams during investigations. The speaker explains the consequences of failing a polygraph exam and the importance of addressing potential misconduct during the investigation.
Courtney's case has been removed from the cold case page on Facebook, causing concern among those following the case and questioning why it was removed.
Courtney Coco's murder case, previously in the cold case unit, has been moved to the Rat Peets Parish Sheriff's Office current crime file unit, and officers have been sent to work on the case. However, one detective who previously worked on the case denies that anyone from Rapids Parish has ever come to work on it.
A discussion about the unsolved murder of Courtney Coco and the efforts made by a journalist to bring attention to the case and bring closure to the family.
The speaker expresses their gratitude for their nomination in three categories for the People's Choice podcast awards and credits their success to the genius of Savan for breaking down and tying in the topics discussed.
Investigators express their dedication to solving a case and bringing closure to a deserving family. Despite a large volume of information, they remain committed to their goal.
Host Woody shares his theory that Richard Nixon was responsible for the assassination of John F. Kennedy and discusses the evidence he believes supports his claim with co-host Jim. Jim is skeptical but Woody remains determined to seek justice.