Twisted, gruesome, sometimes funny, but always true: Real Life Real Crime is a multi-award-winning weekly true crime podcast hosted by Woody Overton. Known for his appearances on Dateline, Woody takes listeners on deep dives into cases he has personally worked, offering a unique and exclusive perspective that only he can share. His extensive knowledge from real cases, along with his captivating st... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 980 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsNewsTrue Crime |
In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, host Woody Overton and Morgan Baggett delve into ongoing investigations, community involvement, and the critical role of evidence in solving crimes. The conversation highlights the emotional toll of missing pe... more
In this episode of True Crime Time For, hosts Woody and Cyndi Overton discuss a series of tragic and shocking true crime stories. The conversation begins with a shooting incident in Dallas, followed by a heartbreaking family case involving Travis Dec... more
In this episode of True Crime Time For, the hosts discuss various crime-related topics, including a ransomware attack on a school district in Uvalde, a tragic incident at a zoo in Bangkok, a double homicide in Arkansas, a deadly shooting at a footbal... more
In this episode of True Crime Time For, hosts Woody and Cyndi Overton discuss various crime stories, including a shocking child abuse case in Ohio, a violent bar incident in Orlando, a disturbing behavior at a Kroger in Michigan, and the heinous acti... more
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I love Woody’s voice and believe he is likely a very good detective and crime solver. I can’t stand how he talks down to Cyndi who seems genuinely sweet. He acts like he’s joking and she takes it well but it’s just about every episode and is not “cute”. As interesting as I am in Justice for Bradley and AO, I may have to stop listening and certainly cannot recommend this show.
Why do you constantly make excuses for not producing a show? 4th of July week you said that is the worst week to produce a show. You missed an episode on Bradley and then said Thanksgiving, Christmas and something else, probably Labor Day, are the worst. Give it up. You just didn’t do a show. Just like how Bradley’s episodes are supposed to be released Friday morning. Now it is Saturday or Sunday. The only good thing I can say about the last episode is you didn’t do 8-10 minutes of straight comm... more
Woody: you can’t fix stupid! ….but at least we don’t have to hear about Jim’s anaconda every 5 minutes. Sorry I just cannot listen this this Cyndi person. I feel like my IQ drops dramatically whilst listening. Definitely not a radio voice. Please. This show has gone downhill so fast, even trying to solve the cold case is horribly done. Sad.
Odd how he is a seasoned investigator yet believes so much hearsay without verifying anything. Joblow on the street can take a crime and have a podcast like this with all the hearsay. Woody needs to change his intro, he has not seen these stories with his own two eyes and investigated it himself. ALL CREDIBILITY LOST!! All RLRC is now is a gossip session, it should now be called “Around the water cooler” because all the “I heard”is equivalent to listening to a bunch of people standing around spr... more
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A multi-award-winning true crime podcast that offers intriguing insights into real-life criminal cases, known for its dark humor and candid storytelling. The show focuses primarily on cases personally investigated by the host, who shares unique perspectives stemming from his law enforcement experience, cultivating a strong loyalty among its listeners. It also tackles broader themes surrounding justice, advocacy, and the complexities of the legal system, often featuring case updates and discussions about cold cases and miscarriages of justice. With a notable mix of personal anecdotes and serious crime narratives, it delivers a captivating blend of education and entertainment for true crime enthusiasts.
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Recent guests on Real Life Real Crime include:
1. Morgan Baggett
2. Thomas Davenport
3. Derek Bozeman
4. Stan Carpenter
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7. Sheriff Jason Ard
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