Real Life Real Crime

In this last episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody tells some great stories about complaints he received during his career. Subscribe where ever you listen to podcasts!

Woody concludes the horrific story of a child molestation case. Heed his warning....Subscribe where ever you listen to podcasts!Want More True Crime?

"The Awakening" is the first of a four part series entitled "Screwdriver Red" in which Woody tells the story that covers the career of a true monster who began killing and terrorizing as early as 1993 and as recent as 2018. Woody says this monster is without a doubt one of the most evil criminals he ever dealt with face to face.

"Overkill " is the true twisted story of a viciously violent up-close and personal murder and the criminal investigation and prosecution that follow.

"Bound and Burned" tells the story of the viscous, brutal murder of a U.S. Army Veteran who everyone said was a great person. This episode tells the story of the investigation, apprehension, prosecution and then escape and sentencing of a sadistic professional criminal.

In this episode, Woody tells the story of one of the first cold case homicides he helped Louisiana State Police solve. As in every episode, Woody speaks from his perspective, giving his colorful opinions and uses his colorful commentary that has appropriately become known as "Woodyisms".

Real Life Real Crime's host Woody Overton digs deeper into a family's bloodline from a previous episode. As usual, the stories are true and this one makes your skin crawl.

"Murder Me Now!" is a two-part series which details the story of a horrific abduction, rape, and murder of a beautiful, young innocent girl by a serial predator.

This two part series tells the story of a horrific, violent murder of a innocent young bride and the criminal case that develops afterwards.If you need a Commercial Electrical Contractor in Walker, Louisiana, you've got to check out our friends at Owens Electrical.

This first episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton tells his side of the story of a strange and bizarre, but true case he worked that involved two separate murders in which neither of the victims bodies had been found yet and how he was able to use the polygraph examination ( lie detector examination) to assist in closing the case.Wonder how we make our shows sound so good? Here's a list of the top podcast equipment that we use