True Crime Time For April 13, 2026 | Vice Mayor Murder, Buried Alive Infant Case, Deputy Abuse Scandal

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton delivers a heavy lineup of cases that range from shocking abuse of authority to heartbreaking family tragedies.

The episode begins with a reminder that justice takes time, referencing a case where persistence and tips ultimately led to a conviction years later — reinforcing the importance of community involvement in solving crimes.

Woody then dives into a series of disturbing cases, starting with a Florida man accused of murdering his wife, a city vice mayor, and attempting to conceal the crime inside their home. What initially appeared suspicious quickly unraveled into a clear case of domestic homicide.

In Texas, a sheriff’s deputy is arrested after allegedly abusing his authority during an extended encounter with a woman — highlighting the dangers of power being misused by those sworn to protect.

The episode then turns deeply tragic with a case out of New Mexico, where an 11-month-old child was killed and buried, with evidence suggesting the infant may have been alive at the time. Woody doesn’t hold back in addressing the brutality and heartbreak of the case.

Additional coverage includes:

• A Massachusetts man accused of beating his 90-year-old grandmother to death with a skateboard
• A bizarre airline incident involving a child’s name being mocked and shared online by an employee
• Ongoing reminders about missing persons cases and the importance of tips from the public

Throughout the episode, Woody reinforces one message: these crimes don’t happen in a vacuum — somebody always knows something.

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🎧 Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Justice Reminder

02:00 This Day in History – Cold Case Breakthrough

05:30 F’ed Up Professional: Country Singer DWI and Drug Charges

11:00 Family Matters: Vice Mayor Murder Case

18:30 Investigation and Evidence Concealment

25:00 F’ed Up Professional: Texas Deputy Abuse Case

33:00 Abuse of Authority and Legal Consequences

40:00 Family Matters: Infant Found Buried Case

48:00 Investigation Details and Confession

55:00 Family Matters: Grandmother Murder Case

01:02:00 Mental Health Discussion and Accountability

01:08:00 Airline Incident and Public Behavior

01:13:00 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action

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[SPEAKER_02]: Hello everybody, welcome to this episode of True Crime Time for Monday, April 13th, 2026, and I'm Woody over 10, and I bet y'all get tired of hearing me talk about hashtag what happened to Madison, but don't.

[SPEAKER_02]: She was a living human being.

[SPEAKER_02]: She needs to be brought home continue to call you tips 3-1-3 R-L-R-C-Tip.

[SPEAKER_02]: Still taking tips on hashtag what happened to Bradley.

[SPEAKER_02]: Hashtag what happened to A-O?

[SPEAKER_02]: Hashtag a Miss Barbara Bond, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Just as for Barbara Bond, I mean

[SPEAKER_02]: you know what happened this bar hell I can't remember name that's been so long now but her murder virus was coming quick so i'll just keep calling you to have somebody knows something that we need to know to bring them home real people but if it was your mom a sister daughter what have you but on this day April 13th

[SPEAKER_02]: back in 2023.

[SPEAKER_02]: Nick Farkus was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole because he murdered his wife, Heidi.

[SPEAKER_02]: In 2010, Nick claimed a home invasion going wrong had left Heidi dead a day before they were going to be evicted from their house.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, police didn't really buy an exposed shed and they were suspicious, but they did not have enough evidence to pursue a conviction until years later.

[SPEAKER_02]: Never give up.

[SPEAKER_02]: Never surrender.

[SPEAKER_02]: That's why you keep pushing, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: At some point, somebody came forward and gave the straw

[SPEAKER_02]: in hideease case years later, all our cases we're going to do the same thing, because I believe in the life or best fans in the world, I'll put you up against anyone anywhere anytime you'll prove in a time of time again, look, these crimes don't happen in a fucking vacuum.

[SPEAKER_02]: They happen.

[SPEAKER_02]: Somebody saw something, somebody knows something.

[SPEAKER_02]: I wish I could tell you all what I knew on the things that I knew but I can't because well, I'll see you just because I can't mess it up and I don't want to mess up the things that are being worked on when, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: So anyway.

[SPEAKER_02]: y'all thought, horse, but don't ever give up.

[SPEAKER_02]: And let's get down to some true crime time for Monday, April 13th, and no, and there's not women in the day, but she will be with me tomorrow.

[SPEAKER_02]: And hashtag what happened Madison, you will have that episode a week from today's ago, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Or you'll have it this coming, sorry.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's time for F of professionals.

[SPEAKER_02]: On the last show, I told you all about rapper, Lil Poo-Ski, or Poo-Poo-Head, or whatever his name was.

[SPEAKER_02]: The, what we're going to go on to the opposite or at now, we want to country music in this guy.

[SPEAKER_02]: is a Texas-based singer-songwriter, Tanner Yusere.

[SPEAKER_02]: And in he got arrested for driving while intoxicated, DWI, and Colin County, Texas.

[SPEAKER_02]: And guess what?

[SPEAKER_02]: And just get arrested, DWI.

[SPEAKER_02]: He's also facing two felony drug charges, including one for fit-in-all or fit-in-all-derived substances.

[SPEAKER_02]: So let me tell you why Mr. Tanner y'all.

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't even listen to radio more.

[SPEAKER_02]: I just don't I don't listen I could drive I just drove eight hours to Dallas and then eight hours back never turned on the radio Just don't listen to it.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I don't know how this guy is he made the news so that maybe he's famous.

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't know

[SPEAKER_02]: But the according to the Colin County Sheriff's Office, your say was arrested on back on Monday, March the 30th.

[SPEAKER_02]: And the court records show three different charges.

[SPEAKER_02]: One is your say's second DWI, which is a class A, Mr. Meiner in Texas.

[SPEAKER_02]: That can result in jail time, fines, or driver's license of suspension between six months and two years.

[SPEAKER_02]: are felonies and your say was charged with drug possession of a substance in a penalty group 1 slash 1 dash B.

[SPEAKER_02]: This boy never missed a meal looking at him.

[SPEAKER_02]: The penalty group one includes cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opium, and oxycodone.

[SPEAKER_02]: All right, the one big group specifically refers to fentanyl and fentanyl drives shit in this cordon to the walls and the great set of Texas.

[SPEAKER_02]: The one big group was added to Texas Health and safety code back in 2021 specifically.

[SPEAKER_02]: to address the national opioid crisis and fitness role in rising the opioid related deaths.

[SPEAKER_02]: You all know about this.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's everywhere now.

[SPEAKER_02]: The new law allows for harsh abilities for those convicted of possessing the shit.

[SPEAKER_02]: So your safe charge is for possession of between four and 200 grams of the substance, a secondary felony that is going to get him between two and 20 years in prison, or a fine up to 10 grand.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, the singer was also given another charge for possession and a penalty group too, which included drugs like MDMA or XSC cycobillin, which is like mushrooms and MFETA means and THC constraints, gummies.

[SPEAKER_02]: And those are all secondary felony charges.

[SPEAKER_02]: and he got out on bail the same day from his right of his arrest.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I don't know what I want to know if the fucker you're saying is.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, they said he's a Texas native.

[SPEAKER_02]: who sites whisky Mars, I heard of them, George Threight, and I'll love in Wade Bowen.

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't know him as major influencers.

[SPEAKER_02]: Ten of your say has been steadily climbing in country music since signed in his label deal in back in 2023.

[SPEAKER_02]: his songs have been featured on Yellowstone in the layman, well there you go, oh, that's how I saw this dude was on, I think he was on a recent episode of a suspended off with the marshals.

[SPEAKER_02]: He was playing, that's definitely him.

[SPEAKER_02]: He was playing in the bar of marshals.

[SPEAKER_02]: And he also has something on the soundtrack of Twisters.

[SPEAKER_02]: And in February,

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, another deed, I don't know why he did this, from Wyoming man, got arrested for sending your say death threats over Facebook.

[SPEAKER_02]: So anyway, so your say was on his way to do a show in Rapid City, South Dakota.

[SPEAKER_02]: and the man who allegedly told you to say not to perform at the show, and planned that he might suffer a fate similar to Charlie Cart, who, well, no, was assassinated last September.

[SPEAKER_02]: But your say to his credit, actually one-one, and did.

[SPEAKER_02]: the show.

[SPEAKER_02]: Anyway, crazy shit.

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure Taylor shared and this is not going to be having your say or how are you saying his name is only more of this shit.

[SPEAKER_02]: You know, like says gummies and fentanyl, I have it anyway.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's time for family matters.

[SPEAKER_02]: We talk about the stories every day because I guess the most prominent ones that happened in McGorne, a coral springs in the judge's and I'd bond last Thursday for a coral springs man accused of killing his wife who

[SPEAKER_02]: was the vice mayor, and our name was Nancy Mataeer, by when the Saul court in the law enforcement documents, y'all, and they described a shooting inside a couple's home in a parent efforts to conceal evidence.

[SPEAKER_02]: Stephen Bowen or Stephen Bowen, who's 40, is charged for free, meditated murder and tampering with evidence, and he came before the Broward County, bond court and the judge found probable calls in order to him held without bond.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, let me tell you why.

[SPEAKER_02]: Right?

[SPEAKER_02]: It seems like a lot of these martyrs get such low bond.

[SPEAKER_02]: So according to the Coral Springs Police, the arrest warrant, Bowen is accused of cheating his wife inside their home on the night of Tuesday, March 31st.

[SPEAKER_02]: and to take to say the killing came the light after Matteo and failed to show up for schedule means on Wednesday April 1st, including a city commission meeting where she was expected in her role as vice mayor.

[SPEAKER_02]: So what happens today about all the time, her coworkers are concerned and they ask, you know, family members concern and they keep trying to call her.

[SPEAKER_02]: And finally, they asked the police to do a welfare check.

[SPEAKER_02]: Which they do?

[SPEAKER_02]: And when they arrive, they found no response to the residents and noted signs of possible damage to the home's exterior that appeared explosive light and consistent with projectiles.

[SPEAKER_02]: And this all and after David.

[SPEAKER_02]: So, well, they're like, hmm, my head bombs here and we know it's just been blowing up who the cops call when they get scared, swatting, swatting shows up, they surround it, they scoop it out, they do what they do, and at some point they decide to force entry into the home, and when they did, they found material bones, body, and enough stairs bedroom.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, once they go in, they clear the house.

[SPEAKER_02]: There's no devices in the more bodies.

[SPEAKER_02]: No bad guys hiding where they move out, then the Texas are clear to go in.

[SPEAKER_02]: The Texas go in, and they found that her body had been wrapped in blankets.

[SPEAKER_02]: And,

[SPEAKER_02]: place inside garbage bags.

[SPEAKER_02]: Nothing says a little intent like that.

[SPEAKER_02]: They also recovered evidence of the scene in the cave that she had been shot, including spint or fired shotgun shells found nearby in a preliminary examination revealed a gunshot wound to her shoulder.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, I'm pretty sure it's going to be more than that.

[SPEAKER_02]: But that afternoon, it goes on in an ally of statements for witnesses who told the text us that Stephen Bowen admitted to shooting his wife multiple times with a shotgun, the night before.

[SPEAKER_02]: And then he went downstairs and went to sleep.

[SPEAKER_02]: evil at all kinds.

[SPEAKER_02]: He was, at least he went to sleep downstairs.

[SPEAKER_02]: He didn't get the bad with her.

[SPEAKER_02]: Say he shoots her death and he went downstairs and went to sleep.

[SPEAKER_02]: So the witness said by when later attempted to have him hold a bag containing the weapon like hey man can you hold on the shotgun for me?

[SPEAKER_02]: Um, you know a chemical lifestyling is stuck in the house and well, you know what, I'm not that good friend to anybody you can get fuck yourself.

[SPEAKER_02]: investigators say the surveillance and license plate reader data helped track Boeing's movements after the killing, including locating this pickup truck in Fort Lardale, Florida.

[SPEAKER_02]: Police said Stefan Boeing tried to dispose of evidence, including hand-in-off a bag, believed to contain the firearm to that witness that's how it's all about.

[SPEAKER_02]: And Stephen Bowen was taken into custody.

[SPEAKER_02]: Wednesday afternoon.

[SPEAKER_02]: And of course, they haven't said about it while I can assure you, it's a shit show in the marriage, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they go on to say how great, material Bowens is.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, our family and our colleagues, everybody says she's a trailblazer and dedicated public service and she's a first black woman and first Haitian American elected to the course Spring City Commission and was known for her work on environmental justice issues and all kinds of other great shit this lady did, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: So the, yeah.

[SPEAKER_02]: murder is wrong.

[SPEAKER_02]: It doesn't matter.

[SPEAKER_02]: He does it, but it's really, really stupid when you just kill your spouse, get it a boss lawyer.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's time for F of professionals.

[SPEAKER_02]: We're going to take you out to Travis County, Texas.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's a bunch of great law enforcement there.

[SPEAKER_02]: Got a lot of great friends.

[SPEAKER_02]: I spent, you know, a time in polygraph school there and then classes after that teach classes, et cetera.

[SPEAKER_02]: And it's huge, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Large department.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, in any large department, you have a certain amount of shit heads.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I'm about to tell you one, about one.

[SPEAKER_02]: So Travis County Sheriff's Deputy has been arrested and charged with official oppression.

[SPEAKER_02]: After law enforcement said he groved a woman during an hour long encounter at a Cedar Park gas station.

[SPEAKER_02]: You groved a woman.

[SPEAKER_02]: during an hour-long encounter at a gas station.

[SPEAKER_02]: Not gonna end well for you, honey.

[SPEAKER_02]: So Deputy Dennis Mallinger was charged February 6 in connection with the incident, which occurred in December at a quick trip on West Woodstone Boulevard.

[SPEAKER_02]: According to the rest weren't, the woman told Cedar Park Police, she felt unable to leave because Mallinger was an officer.

[SPEAKER_02]: and she feared the situation could escalate.

[SPEAKER_02]: And y'all, that's pretty, can't use the uniform like that.

[SPEAKER_02]: Some people, they have bad bunnies who like really, really did cops.

[SPEAKER_02]: You have some people that have bad monsters, and they're scared of the death of cops.

[SPEAKER_02]: So the woman told investigators she went to the gas station to show a vehicle she was selling to a potential buyer.

[SPEAKER_02]: And that's when this asshole in his marked shares SUV, a pro star, and it didn't find himself as a deputy in the beginning of talking with her.

[SPEAKER_02]: Unfortunately, as we know, some cops use the badge to

[SPEAKER_02]: I talked to women, they wouldn't normally otherwise talk to you.

[SPEAKER_02]: And the woman told investigators that the buyer left and malinger the deputy.

[SPEAKER_02]: pulled his patrol vehicle directly in front of her car, which stopped him from leaving, and he continued talking to her, and then interacting with her.

[SPEAKER_02]: In accordance to the arrest warrant, the deputy asked her to take photos with him and made sexually explicit comments.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, mama, take a photo with me or whatever else they said, best get her said he repeatedly initiated physical contact and it times touched her shoulders her buttocks in her chest Not gonna end well for you, sir.

[SPEAKER_02]: I mean this guy's on there.

[SPEAKER_02]: Our badge bonus out there He would take that and then be banging in a backseat SUV that'd make it right This guy's pressing envelope.

[SPEAKER_02]: Let's see how much further you press this

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, at one point, investigators said, founder, retrieved what the woman described as a rodeo wrote from his patrol vehicle and again, demonstrating how to use it.

[SPEAKER_02]: And even in cars' heart, because it's paid, like, come on, I'll show you how to be a rope, be a cowboy.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, police said that at one point, founder came up behind the woman, wrapped his arms around her, and placed his hands on her chest over her clothing.

[SPEAKER_02]: The woman told police tried to break contact, but the deputy continued initiating the physical contact, meaning he was squeezing the jugs, right, and she's trying to break ways, like, no, let me get another squeeze.

[SPEAKER_02]: Miss a manager was a deputy in uniform with a gun, so she complied with what he asked for.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, surveillance footage showed the conversation last and over an hour.

[SPEAKER_02]: These stupid motherfuckers on top of everything else that you're using your badge to be a fucking parvart.

[SPEAKER_02]: You know, you should have known, recently known, that you were on camera at a quick trip, which is a community story I'll actually a pretty good community story.

[SPEAKER_02]: The surveillance footage showed that that conversation lasts an over an hour in Elizabeth Ressindez, his malagist defense attorney, told the American statement that the charge has no basis in reality, and she said that they believe the surveillance video is missing.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, Bob, but you they fucking not.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you got the scary at.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, you may ask what happened to Melody, or he got placed on the administrative assignment.

[SPEAKER_02]: ministry of the same means he's riding a desk where y'all as no public interacts and says punting riding a complaint desk he's riding a desk back in the evidence closet some shares all said it will conduct it and the turn on bears the best occasion i'll see the park police continue to investigate the case

[SPEAKER_02]: So I want to know about the pressure charge, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't know it in Louisiana, I think it's like a forceful kid in that or something, but Texas law defines official oppression as when a public servant misuses their authority to

[SPEAKER_02]: or other mistreatment, and that would be all that boob squeezes in the shit shed into her, or to the nah, or impede a person's right, privilege, power, or immunity, which he invited all that, or to sexually harass another person, and he did that, too.

[SPEAKER_02]: and convicted, I only believe this badge is done what she should, and it's a class a misdemeanor possible by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000.

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't know why the fuck, he shouldn't have to register the sex vendor at the sexual parties, isn't it?

[SPEAKER_02]: So anyway, that's that fucked up professional, all professions.

[SPEAKER_02]: We don't discriminate.

[SPEAKER_02]: If you're an idiot, you have fucked up professional, we're going to tell one of you.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's time for family matters.

[SPEAKER_02]: no absolutely no rules on being a parent, I mean we live in America you're free to fuck up as much as you want to, no restrictions, no rules on becoming a parent, and the next story will tell you about assholes that should not be allowed to breathe.

[SPEAKER_02]: This guy's name was John

[SPEAKER_02]: And he's a 43-year-old father from New Mexico, and he's been charged with intentional child abuse, which calls the death of a Z11 month old baby after the child's remains were found next to a state road, right like a piece of trash.

[SPEAKER_02]: a hand and had previously told the baby's mother that he had left him in the care of his own mother who lived in Colorado.

[SPEAKER_02]: Hand and left his home with his four-year-old in the baby, John T. or JJ, on February 7th to walk to the Dollar General Store.

[SPEAKER_02]: And when he returned, JJ was no longer with it.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now the mom, crucifilips, mama bear, like mama bear is D, it's concern, and he's like, what?

[SPEAKER_02]: And she's concerned with the father, it did something to the child.

[SPEAKER_02]: Hanan claimed that he had left the 11 month old at home.

[SPEAKER_02]: What is mom?

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, obviously, they proved this was not the case.

[SPEAKER_02]: And the father refused to call his mother to confirm the story, which, you know, had you called and the baby's there.

[SPEAKER_02]: And hey, yeah, mom, this is the JJ's there.

[SPEAKER_02]: Here he is, listen to JJ playing in the background, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, the mom being mama bear in the next day she called the police, as she told them, she said, I feared something bad has happened to my baby.

[SPEAKER_02]: The day or someone missing, police may contact about an individual who called a suspicious individual, pushing a stroller in a remote area.

[SPEAKER_02]: So, the officer's investigating the area, they didn't find anything.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, Hanan was identified as the man pushed in a stroller after the mom contacted the authorities and were like, hmm, something's wrong with JJ.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, I'm going to tell you what happened to baby JJ.

[SPEAKER_02]: When police arrived a question of Hanan, he refused to leave his home in that, you know, never get that.

[SPEAKER_02]: We know you're in there.

[SPEAKER_02]: And

[SPEAKER_02]: come out.

[SPEAKER_02]: We want to talk to you about JJ.

[SPEAKER_02]: We want to see JJ's okay.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's like, no, fuck that.

[SPEAKER_02]: Not coming out.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, what do they do?

[SPEAKER_02]: They force their way in.

[SPEAKER_02]: and at some point he started talking because they said different question and he gave conflicting accounts of where the baby was.

[SPEAKER_02]: So your store is not adding up your shit head.

[SPEAKER_02]: And then they just asked him to say, did you heart JJ and he responded that JJ was hurt bad.

[SPEAKER_02]: He was asked if he had hit the child to which he responded.

[SPEAKER_02]: And then he claimed, but I'm now he's dead, you know, let's stock that up.

[SPEAKER_02]: So,

[SPEAKER_02]: The remains of JJ were found on February 9th, partially buried off the side of the New Mexico Highway 5-16.

[SPEAKER_02]: The Chalisco was fractured, and there was dirt found in the airways, which means he was still breathing out when they buried him.

[SPEAKER_02]: The death was thus fucking horrible, and God is only 11 months old.

[SPEAKER_02]: The death was ruled on homicide in the worst part is exactly what I told you the examinable is that JJ was buried alive by his father.

[SPEAKER_02]: I would do not call him a father.

[SPEAKER_02]: He's a sperm donor.

[SPEAKER_02]: That's it.

[SPEAKER_02]: Hannah told police that he had made a mistake and that he did love his children at one point in time, but then things had changed.

[SPEAKER_02]: And Hannah had previously been charged with the Mescobus in September of 2024 after Punch and Phillips 15-year-old son and I, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Punch by kid and I,

[SPEAKER_02]: He also pled guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia and resist an arrest in another instant.

[SPEAKER_02]: One of the Philips' kids also claimed that he and slam his mom's head into the crib.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well.

[SPEAKER_02]: Sheriff Roy says there's no greater evil than individuals who hurt and kill their children and they're doing everything in their power to bring justice to this precious child.

[SPEAKER_02]: And then look at me, Mexico.

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm pretty positive.

[SPEAKER_02]: They have it.

[SPEAKER_02]: I know you're here to be talking

[SPEAKER_02]: You won't get the old to adjust this body in a year and a half and it's crazyness.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's time for family matters.

[SPEAKER_02]: Might as well just name the show Family Matters because these idiots keep killing their family members.

[SPEAKER_02]: And when I tell you about this one, we're going to Massachusetts.

[SPEAKER_02]: I never got to them, my grandparents, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: My dad's dad died when he was in the flight teens.

[SPEAKER_02]: My grandmother, my dad's side died before I was born.

[SPEAKER_02]: My mom's mom, I think, was like seven when I died.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I remember, I can barely remember her.

[SPEAKER_02]: But I just didn't get to know my grandparents' flight.

[SPEAKER_02]: I get to know my baby, my wife and my grandbaby, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: And, and, or my mom and dad, got to know their grandkids.

[SPEAKER_02]: And it's so important when you grow up and you have grandparents' day and shit, your grandparents don't show up, it's fucked up.

[SPEAKER_02]: Alright, it's fucked up for you.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's great for everybody else grandparents to come and you just miss out on all the traditions and the history and those are the things that I love anyway.

[SPEAKER_02]: Wait until I tell you about this idiot and Massachusetts and this dude is 29 years old and God bless him.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, my dad died last year, almost a week to the day from now, so to be a year.

[SPEAKER_02]: And he was a grandfather, that's when he's something

[SPEAKER_02]: grandkids raised them all to great grand babies, including mine and my nephew Holden's and they got to know him as Paul Paul and thankfully honey's still alive.

[SPEAKER_02]: Mama, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: And she's in

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm going to tell you about 29-year-old Massachusetts man in his 90-year-old grandmother.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, what may you ask, can a 29-year-old man do to his 90-year-old grandmother?

[SPEAKER_00]: Well, I mean, play it for you.

[SPEAKER_00]: reporting that her brother, who was later identified as Devon Dubi, who's 29 years old, was attacking her with a scapegoat.

[SPEAKER_00]: Moments after that call came in, the Hudson Police received another call, also from inside the Hudson Grove home, reporting the ongoing incident, indicating that another person, in addition to the woman's recalls first, another person

[SPEAKER_00]: delaying to be age-19 had also been attacked.

[SPEAKER_00]: The information we had at that point was that the defendant lived at that home with his father, his sister, his brother, and his brother.

[SPEAKER_00]: The defendant allegedly alert attacked the delaying to be in the basement apartment where she lived in a room, striking her several times with a scapegoat.

[SPEAKER_00]: Following that fatal, what would be a fatal attack that defendant also got into an altercation with his sister and his father,

[SPEAKER_00]: similarly striking there with the scavalor.

[SPEAKER_00]: When police arrived at that home, it had already fled.

[SPEAKER_00]: But 45 minutes later, has the police received now a third known little in call, which recorded an individual running around a property which was located on tower street, which was close to the home.

[SPEAKER_00]: Police responded to that location and found Mr. Juby allegedly hiding in a being on the property.

[SPEAKER_00]: He was arrested on scene without further incident.

[SPEAKER_00]: Elaine Dubie was transported to UMass Medical Center in Wester, which she later succumbed to her injuries.

[SPEAKER_00]: The other two residents of the home, the defendant's brother, and sister were injured, but they were treated in released from the hospital.

[SPEAKER_00]: Mr. Dubie's expected to be rain today in Margarine District Court charged with murder, a solemn gathering with serious bodily injury

[SPEAKER_00]: a song battery with a dangerous weapon over 60 relating to the attack on its father and a song battery with a dangerous weapon with a leading to the assaults other sister.

[SPEAKER_00]: This is an ongoing investigation where I basically feel like early in the incident.

[SPEAKER_01]: Skateboard?

[SPEAKER_02]: You beat your 90-year-old grandmother to death with the scape board, uh... Massachusetts does not have the death penalty.

[SPEAKER_02]: Okay, this is like this.

[SPEAKER_02]: Oh, how the fuck is 29 years old and has the scape board?

[SPEAKER_02]: drive you 90-year-old grandma this car maybe you can't even give it a fucking driver's license or something to beat your 90-year-old grandmother to death with a skateboard.

[SPEAKER_02]: And of course naturally there you know you say no the for example.

[SPEAKER_02]: psychologist, his exam and her name's Hillary Novak, he said that she told the court, she had previously evaluated, due back in 2023, and that's 29-year-old had a history of schizophrenia not taking this medicine.

[SPEAKER_02]: In the suspect told her, he was having auditorial hallucinations on the day of the murder.

[SPEAKER_02]: Uh, the, but she said, with everything I've seen, it leads to me to question this conversation to Stan Trial.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, you know what, fuck you, doctor, but as soon as he, exited the premises and hid in the van, he knew he was doing wrong.

[SPEAKER_02]: I don't get, yeah, he may have been a little correct, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: No doubt about it, but not insane to the point where the,

[SPEAKER_02]: definition of sanity is, you cannot be found guilty because in your brain, you didn't know you were doing anything wrong at all.

[SPEAKER_02]: If you didn't know you didn't do anything wrong, he would ran like a little bit.

[SPEAKER_02]: So, I don't agree with that.

[SPEAKER_02]: It'd be the fuck out airbite with skateboard, but they found him hiding in a van 45 minutes later.

[SPEAKER_02]: So you ran because you knew you were guilty, you knew you did wrong, I do not advocate for any leniency for him ever.

[SPEAKER_02]: 90 years old.

[SPEAKER_02]: You live to be 90.

[SPEAKER_02]: That is impressive as fuck, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: And you live to be 90.

[SPEAKER_02]: You're living in an apartment in the basement of the family home.

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure they're helping take care of you because you know, your body gets out and chill and you get a little bit of the, uh,

[SPEAKER_02]: but you live to be 90 and then you get murdered by your piece of shit grand sign.

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure she loved her dad.

[SPEAKER_02]: My mama loves her grandbabies.

[SPEAKER_02]: I love my grandbabies.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, we love our grandbabies.

[SPEAKER_02]: And the, I don't fucking get it.

[SPEAKER_02]: One more y'all.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I've heard some strange shit, we've done some strange planes, trains and automobiles and a lot of them are from airports.

[SPEAKER_02]: And this one is not really a crime, but it should be a crime, but it's it's fucking out there, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: And there's a mom who went to the airport with her five-year-old, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: And her name is Tracy Redford.

[SPEAKER_02]: She's traveling with her daughter in the

[SPEAKER_02]: began acting inappropriate, mocking her daughter because of her unusual name.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now names are one of the things, you know, but I'll get the fucking cheese money, I'll always tell people might.

[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I'm saying, what do you have over tonight?

[SPEAKER_02]: Woody, I'm like, yeah, my parents said, enlighten me, they name me Woody, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: Or it's Woodrow and I Woodrow and like, yeah, then I tell, and I name my kid the same thing.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I told him if he did name his first born son, Woodrow the fourth, he's cut out of the wheel, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: But if you can't choose it, I mean, you can change it as an adult if you want to see.

[SPEAKER_02]: But where every parent's give you easily it sticks.

[SPEAKER_02]: And you know, what other people think about is what they think about it, but so you think mocking someone's name, especially a five year old, is what's the point?

[SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you're going to make fun of them because they're a name that their parents gave them.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's what this mom said happened and she is pissed and she's speaking now about it about it.

[SPEAKER_02]: in claims that an airline employee mocked her young daughter's name before allegedly taking things even further by sharing it on social media.

[SPEAKER_02]: So let me tell you the deeds.

[SPEAKER_02]: Tracy Reffer, who's from Texas, was traveling through California's John Wayne Airport with her

[SPEAKER_02]: They were born early due to the child having epilepsy, and they were hoping to bore the crowds.

[SPEAKER_02]: But according to rapper, the situation quickly took an uncomfortable turn.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now, her daughter's name, I can't even pronounce you all, is absentee in it.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's ABCD, ABCD, ABCD, you know, okay, I get it.

[SPEAKER_02]: So it's ABCD, but it's pronounced ab-city.

[SPEAKER_02]: And reference says the Southwest Airlines agent began reacting to it in a way that she found

[SPEAKER_02]: said the gay native started laughing and pointed me and my daughter and talking to other employees.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I turned around and said, hey, if I can hear you, hey, I can hear you, my daughter can hear you.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I appreciate if you'd stop her daughter turned her mom asking, um, why

[SPEAKER_02]: rather for further claims, the employee then took a photo of her daughter's passport and shared it on social media.

[SPEAKER_02]: And she only became aware of this at that because someone she knew on social media told her they saw the post.

[SPEAKER_02]: Well, I mean, come on man, that that I guess would be against

[SPEAKER_02]: I hope you see the fuck out of South West, because she's their representative.

[SPEAKER_02]: She's handling their shit, you know, checking people on the flights, which you think is a pretty important position and she must have been there for a minute.

[SPEAKER_02]: So, South West Airlines, they issue the statement and they offer a sincere apology.

[SPEAKER_01]: So, we extend our sincere apology to the family, we take great pride in extending our southwest hospitality all our customers, which includes living by the golden rule and treating every individual with respect in person or online.

[SPEAKER_01]: Motherfucker, in what world is it okay for you to make fun of a five-year-old's name, then

[SPEAKER_02]: take a picture of her photo and disseminate it online, right?

[SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, Southwest continues said the post is not indicative of the care, respect, the civility we expect from all our employees.

[SPEAKER_01]: We have followed up with employee involved, and while we do not disclose personal acts as publicly, we are using this as an opportunity to reinforce our policies and emphasize our expectations for all employees.

[SPEAKER_02]: But you know what?

[SPEAKER_02]: I hope you got it about a fucking... Yeah, this show, y'all, is never going to see the inside of the courtroom.

[SPEAKER_02]: They're slight.

[SPEAKER_02]: I'm on the truck ground for Walmart and where my Walmart uniform and I look out my tool.

[SPEAKER_02]: And show it somebody and there's Walmart on my pants or whatever or a call is a list.

[SPEAKER_02]: Calls the right, whatever the fuck it may be and the Walmart's can see that that airline gate agent didn't have any fucking money, but you bet southwest airline you guys see they're not telling you about that southwest airlines got sued, but probably before the suit happened, they all heard that bomb a big fat check.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I don't know.

[SPEAKER_02]: has pretty crazy names before the ABCD is pretty crazy, but I ain't taking a photo of it and sharing it online for everybody to see, but I will tell you all about a couple of quick ones rule.

[SPEAKER_02]: in my law enforcement career.

[SPEAKER_02]: One of them was, Pagymus, the letter said, their baby's name was Pagymus.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like, can you spell it?

[SPEAKER_02]: Because I didn't have a fucking mint.

[SPEAKER_02]: And it was P-A-J-A-M-A-S. And I'm like, right?

[SPEAKER_02]: But I was like, where did you get that problem?

[SPEAKER_02]: They said the series of robot catalog was like, okay.

[SPEAKER_02]: And what was the other one?

[SPEAKER_02]: Oh, Jesus.

[SPEAKER_02]: This one was talking about my body.

[SPEAKER_02]: That's social worker.

[SPEAKER_02]: in the kid's document was spelled as s-h-o-l-e-as-hole.

[SPEAKER_02]: Any asked a mom about it, she said, the baby's name, the call of the baby, actually, and that's how they spelled it.

[SPEAKER_02]: I mean, no, no, that's kind of funny, but I'm not even in the presence of the kid.

[SPEAKER_02]: So I love and appreciate it.

[SPEAKER_02]: It's never one of y'all.

[SPEAKER_02]: Thank you for liking and listening, sharing y'all.

[SPEAKER_02]: Hashtag, what happened to Madison?

[SPEAKER_02]: Come on, man.

[SPEAKER_02]: Three, one, three, RLRC tip.

[SPEAKER_02]: Now look, I know all the

[SPEAKER_02]: the women who continue to work in the areas that Madison was working have been interviewed and and the cops have done a lot of great shit on this cases and they're continuing to do that different different agencies.

[SPEAKER_02]: And there's a reason we didn't do anything for last two weeks and I'll let you know on this week's episode, but prayer is for everybody.

[SPEAKER_02]: that's been a victim of a crime, especially for those who don't know where your loved ones are, the loved ones that are never coming out.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I've got an announced for y'all today, but I love you.

[SPEAKER_02]: And I'm Woody Overton.

[SPEAKER_02]: You have to true crime time for Monday, April 13th, a whole