In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody begins an investigative series titled "Who Murdered Courtney Coco". This episode is an unedited and emotional phone conversation Woody and Jim have with Courtney's mom, Stephanie.Support this podcast at â https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
This episode of Real Life, Real Crime podcast is about the cold case homicide of Courtney Coco. The podcast contains explicit descriptions of violence and sexually explicit content.
The podcaster announces they will be doing real-time coverage of an ongoing case, providing exclusive and unedited content to Patreon members at the $10 tier and above, including extra interviews and case documents.
The speaker is raising money for a live investigation and urges listeners to donate for the cause. A hotline will be set up for the public.
Jim seeks answers for his daughter's case, and the speaker offers their support and promise to treat the case with the utmost care.
A desperate father is informed of the devastating news that a body found in Texas was confirmed to be his missing daughter.
A friend of Courtney Coco, who died under mysterious circumstances, recalls a conversation with police about her parents' reluctance to sign her father's annuity checks after his death. The friend also describes Courtney's burial in a large cathedral in Alexandria, Louisiana.
The body of an unidentified woman was found in an old garage-type building, with signs that someone who knew her had posed her in a degrading manner as a kind of mockery. The building had two bay doors and a wall nearby that could have hidden her remains completely if the killer had chosen to dispose of her differently.
A concerned friend recounts details of a suspicious bedroom scene which raises questions about potential foul play.
An investigator interviews the mother of Theresa Parker to find out if the DNA profiles of the items found have ever been matched to that of the evidence found in the car and whether any justice was served for her death.
The speaker describes a mysterious series of phone calls that occurred at different times during the night with different numbers and talks about how it made them feel uneasy.
Phone records can provide critical information in a police investigation such as call duration and the number of calls made. Even if a call goes to voicemail, the carrier charges at least a minute of usage.
The speaker's friend quit her job and threatened to report the doctor and his wife for illegal activities she witnessed at the office. The speaker suspects there may be a timeline involved in the situation.
There are controversial details surrounding a crime scene that suggest a possible homicide instead of an accidental overdose.
The speaker discusses the unpredictable nature of homicide investigations and highlights the importance of gathering as much information as possible.
A family's emotional involvement and motivation to seek closure following a tragedy can drive their actions and search for answers.
The speaker is determined to uncover the truth and ascertain who murdered Courtney and justice. They acknowledge that it will be a challenging process and seek the help of the public to bring attention to the case.
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