True Crime Time for August 25, 2026 | Hollywood Child Abuse Charges, A Mother Bites Off Her Husband’s Ear & More Family Violence
On today’s episode of True Crime Time, Woody opens with updates on What Happened to Madison, Justice for Barbara Blount, and Justice for Hailey, saying he knows movement is coming and hopes this is the week. He reminds listeners that the Georgia oversight review in Hailey’s case is still pending and promises to update the Lifers as soon as there is something he can share.
For On This Day in Crime, Woody looks back at several major historical cases, including the 1913 conviction of Leo Frank, the 1967 assassination of American Nazi Party founder George Lincoln Rockwell, the escalation of the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, a deadly 1927 Florida law-enforcement shootout, and a landmark Canadian murder prosecution involving Inuit defendant Nulakock.
In F’d Up Professionals, Woody covers the arrest of Hollywood actor, director, and producer Shane Ryan Gledhill, also known professionally as Shane Ryan or Shane Ryan-Reed, who now faces 24 felony charges tied to allegations of child sexual abuse and exploitation. Investigators say he allegedly used casting calls and filmmaking projects to gain access to underage victims, and detectives believe his conduct may have spanned decades.
Then it’s Family Matters, where Woody tells the bizarre story of a Florida woman accused of biting off part of her husband’s ear during an argument while he was driving on the interstate with their two children in the car. The husband required surgery, and investigators ultimately identified the wife as the primary aggressor.
Woody also covers the guilty plea of former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling, who admitted to manslaughter in the death of her newborn son after previously giving investigators multiple different explanations for what happened. Prosecutors are recommending a prison sentence that Woody says is far too lenient for the death of a baby who was born alive.
Another devastating case comes from Wisconsin, where a mother admitted that she turned music up louder to drown out the cries of her four-year-old son while her boyfriend allegedly beat him. The child later died, and investigators say the abuse was extensive.
In North Dakota, a 22-year-old mother faces murder and attempted murder charges after authorities say two of her young children died and a third was seriously injured. According to court documents, she allegedly threatened the children’s father before officers entered the home and found the children unresponsive.
Woody closes on a lighter note with a Tennessee middle-school football game where a 16-year-old girl ran out of the stands and leveled a player on the field, leading to her arrest and lifetime ban from the school system’s properties. That sends Woody into a side discussion about girls playing football, including the story of Hannah Mouton, a Louisiana high-school player who moved from kicker to wide receiver and even caught a touchdown pass.
Before signing off, Woody again tells the Lifers to hold on in the Madison case, saying he believes something is coming soon and that the community’s persistence has mattered.
True Crime Time, Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton, What Happened to Madison, Justice for Hailey, Barbara Blount, Shane Ryan Gledhill, Shane Ryan Reed, Hollywood child abuse, casting call abuse, Florida domestic violence, ear biting, Laken Snelling, newborn death, child abuse, Wisconsin child murder, North Dakota family violence, middle school football, Hannah Mouton, true crime podcast
- What Happened to Madison update
- Justice for Barbara Blount
- Justice for Hailey
- Leo Frank
- George Lincoln Rockwell
- St. Bartholomew’s
[SPEAKER_01]: Hello everybody, welcome to the episode of True Crime Time for Tuesday, August 25th, 2026, and I'm Woody Overton.
[SPEAKER_00]: Woo!
[SPEAKER_01]: finally go get some rain this week getting some rain because it's been hotter and hatey's and everybody knows that 11 appreciate each year of one of y'all.
[SPEAKER_01]: Thank you for liking and listening and tuning in and all that good podcast or stuff.
[SPEAKER_01]: Um, hashtag what happened Madison.
[SPEAKER_01]: I love I hope this is the week y'all.
[SPEAKER_01]: I know it's coming.
[SPEAKER_01]: I never very fact.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's coming but I hope this is the week.
[SPEAKER_01]: It, um,
[SPEAKER_01]: we'll see.
[SPEAKER_01]: I may be today's the day.
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know the the like male fish for the famous treasure hunter used to say every day before they found the cenora tocha that every day need to say today's the day.
[SPEAKER_01]: So, but Hashtag just from his barber blind and Hashtag, just for Hayley, we're still waiting on the review to come back from that oversight committee in Georgia, and we'll see what we have to hopefully we won't have to press it from there, hopefully they'll do their jobs, or get the right people to do the job, and we can move forward by update you as soon as possible.
[SPEAKER_01]: But, so let's get down to true crime time for Tuesday, August 25th, everybody's back in school.
[SPEAKER_01]: All the stuff is rolling this, the way that it is.
[SPEAKER_01]: All right, we've got a couple of things on this day, August 25th over the years.
[SPEAKER_01]: Back in 1913,
[SPEAKER_01]: that the conviction of Leo Frank, and it followed one of the most notorious and racially char's trials in American history.
[SPEAKER_01]: Factory Super Intendantly of Frank was convicted on August 25, 1913 for the murder of 13-year-old employee Mary Fagan, and this was in Atlanta, Georgia.
[SPEAKER_01]: Frank was later kidnapped from prison,
[SPEAKER_01]: and lunch by mob.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now modern researchers and legal historians universally agree that Frank was innocent.
[SPEAKER_01]: I hate that for Frank.
[SPEAKER_01]: And if he was, right, we don't have want to see an innocent person go down, but the guilty ones let him ride out.
[SPEAKER_01]: So if you imagine if you could get away with the mob
[SPEAKER_01]: probably a personal live in prison.
[SPEAKER_01]: Alright then let's hear you about the assassination of George Lincoln Brockwell in 1967.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now this dude was the founder of the American Nazi Party and was shot and killed it.
[SPEAKER_01]: and an all-intervenient shop in the center by John Patler, who is a disgruntled former member of Brockwell's own organization.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, a great loss there.
[SPEAKER_01]: Nazi sheets Nazi.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm sure one went to prison and the other went to hell.
[SPEAKER_01]: Right.
[SPEAKER_01]: go back to 1570, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm pretty sure that's before, unless you're a Native American, pretty sure that's before's in anywhere in this country was founded, but the St. Bartholomeas
[SPEAKER_01]: It's said following the initial outbreak of violence against French Protestants in Paris, King Charles, IX, I think it's like nan or something like that, or maybe it's whatever, I don't know.
[SPEAKER_01]: It should have rolled order on August 25th of 1570 to halt the targeted killings.
[SPEAKER_01]: The order went unheated in the mass slaughter's rapidly expanded into the Fritz Provinces Results and a thousand of additional martyrs over the following weeks.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it's a lot of dead people.
[SPEAKER_01]: All right
[SPEAKER_01]: 1927, the death of Deputy George Sun Durants, and a historical floor to law enforcement tragedy, Deputy Durants was shot and killed during the shootout in Greenland, Florida, while conducting a stake out for a fugitive who had murdered the local county sheriff three days before.
[SPEAKER_01]: You see, the, uh, rather than give us name, it's just no excuse and, and some people just have it on their mind.
[SPEAKER_01]: by the trial of Nukelock in 1923, this landmark Canadian murder trial officially convened in PUN and lit Baffin Island.
[SPEAKER_01]: The case involved in Inuit Man, Nu look out, who he killed a role in the Indian Mount Police, a special counsel serving as a critical historical turning point for the expansion
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, okay, that's enough for that.
[SPEAKER_01]: There you have it.
[SPEAKER_01]: On this day, August 25th,
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, you hear about the old Hollywood and the cast and couch and all that.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, you want to sacrifice the job, but you got to get on the couch and yeah, rape and whatever may be forceful, rape, etc.
[SPEAKER_01]: This one deed, this is current and he's in a world of trouble.
[SPEAKER_01]: He's a Hollywood actor, director, and a producer.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's been
[SPEAKER_01]: hit with 24 felony charges because the ledge child sexual abuse and the cops are asking if there are any other victims to come for.
[SPEAKER_01]: So Shane Ryan Glethiel, also known professionally as Shane Ryan Reed, is 46 from Lumpock, California, was a wrestle in August of 3rd following a five-year investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse and exploitation.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now the Santa Barbara County detectives say that
[SPEAKER_01]: and his Hollywood film making projects to get contact and lower under age victims.
[SPEAKER_01]: And he was arrested on 15 felony counts, but that number has risen to 24.
[SPEAKER_01]: The charges include child molestation, rape, forceful sexual assault, possession of child sexual abuse material, and contacting a minor with the internet to commit a sexual offense.
[SPEAKER_01]: and they said it comes after Timothy Busfield was indicted on four counts of sexual assault what a child or right now.
[SPEAKER_01]: Police said they believe his conduct could have continued for decades and there may be additional survivors who have not yet been identified.
[SPEAKER_01]: They said investigators believe that he was criminal conduct may have spanned approximately 25 years involved individuals throughout the central coast, the Los Angeles area, potentially the East Coast, the just filmmaking and casting the activities.
[SPEAKER_01]: The tech's also said that some potential victims may not recognize his legal name as he allegedly used a professional named Shane Ryan and Shane Ryan Reed when contacting the inspired actors and filmmakers.
[SPEAKER_01]: Gladheal has reportedly operated several Instagram accounts by Bob O'Bahn, like I say about all days.
[SPEAKER_01]: I said investigation began in November of 2021 after 17 year old reported what police described this, suspicious and inappropriate conduct.
[SPEAKER_01]: involving Gladhaill when she was just 15, police said during the initial investigation, detectives also identified two additional survivors.
[SPEAKER_01]: I love when they call them survivors and not victims, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: The, in February of 2022, investigated search gladhaill's long-pocked home and sea stowels and some digital files.
[SPEAKER_01]: The material was an examined by forensic experts.
[SPEAKER_01]: Set over the course of the investigation, detectives identified nine survivors, all of whom were minors at the time of the fences.
[SPEAKER_01]: glad hell is currently in being held and nor the branch jail and a half million dollar bond and they're saying if you're a victim of whatever holiday and say I want to know who this cat was writing in the the never heard of him but guess what he's got around 150
[SPEAKER_01]: field and credits and has worked on projects and ball installers, including the shell of the wall, Richard Dreyfus, Katherine Eastwood, and Ed Harris.
[SPEAKER_01]: I knew everyone of them was separate Katherine Eastwood, his, they say in his filmography, has also tried to screw me following his arrest.
[SPEAKER_01]: In 2009, and I guess he had a movie called Warning Exclamation Exclamation Exclamation Pedophile Gledhill played the lead role of a convicted pedophile who has released from prison after several six years from the lesson of 12-year-old girl.
[SPEAKER_01]: The character reunites with the girl who's 18 by the time he gets out, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: But the film portraying the pair as soulmates.
[SPEAKER_01]: He says, most of what kind of a fuck would watch something like that?
[SPEAKER_01]: His promotional taglines include, he's come in for his baby grow up and a love story.
[SPEAKER_01]: Fuck him.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'll also road and direct it to the victim, which is drama in which a girl is held responsible for man's suicide after making false accusations of abuse against him and others.
[SPEAKER_01]: The project remains listed as being in pre-production with no confirmed release date.
[SPEAKER_01]: In a note, 2016, Glad Hill played a rapist in a killer who kidnapped rapes and murders and underage girl.
[SPEAKER_01]: He later revisited.
[SPEAKER_01]: revised the film twice with the second version described as more graphic and more explicit.
[SPEAKER_01]: That's crazy, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know who he wants to watch that shit.
[SPEAKER_01]: During the one came in to be in 2018, glad he all said, the second version showed real penetration.
[SPEAKER_01]: He also claimed that he realized that he could have an impact with filmmaking, the in regards to issues like child abuse and sexual assault and an effort to bring awareness understand important topics through cinema.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, well, mmm, an essential proven guilty, sounds guilty as fuck to me.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, watch the, um,
[SPEAKER_01]: And maybe I always heard about it, the sound of the freedom, but whether they're tripping the kids and the Homeland Security Asian quits the job to go after this one kid to track it down the sister of the little boy he saved.
[SPEAKER_01]: So he's the Wees man and it's a billion dollar year business Right in babies and trade them kidnapped mouth streets the South American different places and ship an amount He's sick Peders, Chomers He Order them up like you order in a pizza And then you want fuck down a special place in hell for all them
[SPEAKER_01]: It's time for family matters.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm pretty sure that every one of us has been married at least for a little bit or in a long-term relationship or whatever.
[SPEAKER_01]: You've got an argument, we just significant other, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: And especially like in a call on the way back from whatever, you get the red ass, you start fighting, argue, and I'm not talking about physical fighting.
[SPEAKER_01]: Sinina, you know, arguments all the time, and it's just part of it.
[SPEAKER_01]: But we haven't even ever done this one, what I'm about to tell you in this next story.
[SPEAKER_01]: We're going to Florida and a Florida woman, bit off part of her husband's ear, doing what they're calling a gory attack.
[SPEAKER_01]: As he drove on the interstate with her two children in a car, okay.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I hope it wasn't busy the interstate and you get into to a verbal altercation at terms of the point where you're going to reach over and bite my ear off with the kids in the core.
[SPEAKER_01]: You think I'm not going to wreck.
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, tell you the rest of the story.
[SPEAKER_01]: Amy Arlene Baker is 43 is accused of then laughing as blood poured from the injury.
[SPEAKER_01]: So she bites it off, blood's
[SPEAKER_01]: and might tie a holy field can tell you about that fight with my Tyson.
[SPEAKER_01]: Blood's porn from the injury.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now, she was arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol following this on Saturday, August 15.
[SPEAKER_01]: And she was charged with one counter aggravated battery, causing bodily harm or disability,
[SPEAKER_01]: The proper calls after David showed that Baker was traveling with her family from a boat party in Fort Lauradale around 815 pm.
[SPEAKER_01]: Look, so they headed home, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: Had they were headed north on 95 near Deerfield Beach, when an argument broke out between the couple.
[SPEAKER_01]: Baker's husband informed police that the argument related to past problems within the relationship was done in it always.
[SPEAKER_01]: the baker's accused of calling her husband multiple derogatory names during the argument, as well as a homophobic slur.
[SPEAKER_01]: Oh yeah, come on man.
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, I'm so pretty sure I've called Cindy everything with Jesus of vice-versal wing.
[SPEAKER_01]: You get really high, but the, um, the never bitter year off.
[SPEAKER_01]: But her husband claimed that he responded by ask her,
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
[SPEAKER_01]: She is accused of then using her open hand to smack him on the left side of the face while he was driving.
[SPEAKER_01]: She knocked a shit out of him right and around two minutes passed before Baker
[SPEAKER_01]: this month I was mad she intensely bit into the right side of his ear with her teeth and tour all for portion of his ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm gonna tell you something.
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't hit females, do not hit females unless I had a bite when I was on the job.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to tell you some, I don't care, I probably know my 84-year-old mother, but if you're a female and you bite off my ear, I'm probably not your teeth out, okay?
[SPEAKER_01]: You bite off my ear, the gloves are literally coming off.
[SPEAKER_01]: Her husband said he was initially in shock, especially after seeing the amount of blood, and he drove to the nearest hospital.
[SPEAKER_01]: Baker stayed with her husband, while friends who were following him from the party took their
[SPEAKER_01]: The floor to highway patrol trip arrived at the hospital to see her husband land on emergency room bed, but a bandage trip around us had.
[SPEAKER_01]: There was what appeared to be blood.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm pretty sure it didn't just appear.
[SPEAKER_01]: It was blood running down the right side of his neck and on to his shirt and shorts.
[SPEAKER_01]: beggars' husband told authorities that at no point did he touch or strike his wife during the incident, but stress to them that their children, a one-year-old and a seven-year-old, both in the car at the time of the attack.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now, Russ affidavit claims that fallen by and off the piece of his ear, she'd a laughed and
[SPEAKER_01]: But she took a series when the handcuffs came out, but Baker told the deck just a different version of what happened and how the conversation began.
[SPEAKER_01]: She claimed she had called 911 because she thought her husband had been drinking and he accused him of striking her while they were driving.
[SPEAKER_01]: She claimed they were arguing about life insurance policies, liability, and other personal issues.
[SPEAKER_01]: Baker said after her husband struck her, she was frustrated, grabbed his head and her hands and bit his ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: And you know, it's in that it calls a portion of the ear to become detached.
[SPEAKER_01]: You know, that's pretty sure that's what happens.
[SPEAKER_01]: And she later gave the missing portion to my medical personnel.
[SPEAKER_01]: And then nice, if you're going to stay married to his dad, you'd bet off his ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: If they can't sew it back going, your husband is going to be walking around.
[SPEAKER_01]: You forever Every day when he wakes up every day when he looks in the mirror and he goes out in public and people look at him like that.
[SPEAKER_01]: Deeds missing his part of his ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: That's only he's pretty Anyway, the beggar says she had never ever Had a physically violent argument in the past and this is simply lost control
[SPEAKER_01]: before she apologized and provided eight to her husband.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, that's not what she was.
[SPEAKER_01]: We said you were laughing at him.
[SPEAKER_01]: Bakker's husband stayed in the hospital to undergo a scheduled surgery to reattach to bid an off portion of his ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: Best skaters determined that Bakker was the primary wrestler, and she was charged accordingly, and she was booked into the Brewer County jail.
[SPEAKER_01]: And the course DCS was called,
[SPEAKER_01]: a magistrate judge said that there's definitely probable cause towards Baker and adding a net on the order that read bit off ear.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, she got out after posting bomb, I guess what she has.
[SPEAKER_01]: a no contact order but a husband with the exception of writing care custody of their children.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I don't know right now, he said she said, but I'm pretty sure these CFS, you know, whatever needs to have a monitor visitation because she'll bite off her husband's ear, what's she going to do when she gets mad at the kids.
[SPEAKER_01]: Crazy, laughing women bit her husband's ear off.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's time for family matters.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I think everybody's heard about this story, but it sounds like it's now.
[SPEAKER_01]: Come to conclusion, so we'll tell you what happened.
[SPEAKER_01]: Any other college athletics, the cheerleaders?
[SPEAKER_01]: You wouldn't believe I.
[SPEAKER_01]: wouldn't believe from the days we came up when the cheerleaders were just, you know, the prettiest girls and all that stuff.
[SPEAKER_01]: The cheerleaders now are pure athletes and you've got a really, really work hard and be really super athletic, you know, to get especially cheer on the collegiate level much less a division one school like the University of Kentucky.
[SPEAKER_01]: and forming a university Kentucky cheerleader like in Snellon, played guilty to charge as a man's slaughter for the murder of her newborn son, and she did this last Friday in Korea.
[SPEAKER_01]: after initially plead not guilty in April, smelling and admit it to quotations, ending her baby's life in the Kentucky courtroom.
[SPEAKER_01]: Not to end the baby's life in the courtroom.
[SPEAKER_01]: She ended her baby's life, she admitted to that in the court.
[SPEAKER_01]: Along with manslaughter, she also pled guiltys the charges of abuse of a corpse, tamper, muffins of the evidence, and concealed in the birth of an infant.
[SPEAKER_01]: I was under a lot of emotional stress, and my baby came out unexpectedly and she's crying in court and instead of helping him, I ended his life and afterwards, I cleaned up and didn't tell anyone, well, when the judge died in minipule, asked her how she ended the baby's life, Stella said, I deprived him of oxygen, okay, that's the last way of making yourself feel
[SPEAKER_01]: Her roommates also found blood soaked towel on the floor and a plastic bag containing evidence of childbirth.
[SPEAKER_01]: And that's when they call it number one.
[SPEAKER_01]: Snell in a minute to the court that she put the towels.
[SPEAKER_01]: in a plastic bag, and her roommate said they suspected her of hiding her pregnancy.
[SPEAKER_01]: She admitted, I mean, come on man, it's kind of fucking, can't, it's kind of hard to hide it at nine months.
[SPEAKER_01]: She admitted in court that she didn't tell anyone after she gave birth.
[SPEAKER_01]: According to the Kentucky Medical Examiner's office, the baby boy was born alive and
[SPEAKER_01]: an interview sorely after the baby's death, stellen said the baby fell in the floor after she gave birth to him, and she did not think he was breathing or alive.
[SPEAKER_01]: You will lie in bitch.
[SPEAKER_01]: Shortly after her story changed, and she claimed that she had passed out on top of the baby, and she woke up to find him, turning purple and boy.
[SPEAKER_01]: The only thing this month I just tell the truth about is, she choked her baby to death and watched the turn purple and boy.
[SPEAKER_01]: She later told medical staff that Newborn had shown a little bit of fetal movement and made a whimper after being born, that is just absolutely heartbreaking.
[SPEAKER_01]: According to the police, smelling took several photos during the childbirth, but deleted them in order to hide the birth.
[SPEAKER_01]: prosecutors have recommended a 10 year prison term for manslaughter and one eats for a beast for courts, tamper and physical evidence, and can sit on the birth of an infant.
[SPEAKER_01]: And she's going to be sent us a lot to ever 16.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to tell you one thing, we can give a mother for
[SPEAKER_01]: You do that to, look, this girl is a cheerleader at the University of Kentucky.
[SPEAKER_01]: She's not a dumbass and she's not a 12-year-old, she needs she was pregnant, she needs she carry that baby boy for nine months and then she bars him herself and then choked in the death.
[SPEAKER_01]: You coded it anyway, you want to see?
[SPEAKER_01]: And in the one way in trash bags, cutting what you want to, the 12 years is not long enough for that.
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't give a shit puts your going through.
[SPEAKER_01]: Oh, shit, what to do here, this one.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's time for family matters.
[SPEAKER_01]: I remember my mom playing music when I was kid, mostly Elvis, and made some Hank senior a lot of 50s music, Jerry Lee Lewis, stuff like that, and singing him while she's cooking and stuff like that.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, one out to Wisconsin, the guy blessed Wisconsin, I love the state, I love the people.
[SPEAKER_01]: Um, remember there was a mom there and she was playing music, loud music.
[SPEAKER_01]: you know why to drown out the cries of her four-year-old son who was beaten to death.
[SPEAKER_01]: Charlotte Curric, who started one, played guilty to child neglect with death, and chronic child neglect over the death of her son, Dante Campbell.
[SPEAKER_01]: Her boyfriend, he's also the boy's father, Devaria Cruz, had been accused of beating the child and his twin sister.
[SPEAKER_01]: or documents say that one officer's crowd, the case as the most extensive and severe injuries that I have witnessed on a child.
[SPEAKER_01]: Cruz faces the charges of first re-reckless homicide, repeated acts of physical abuse of a child, calls in death, and repeated physical abuse of a child, calls in bodily harm, along with neglect charges.
[SPEAKER_01]: On the day that the boy died, Cruising had said, it woken up to find Dante, stiff.
[SPEAKER_01]: Cruising claimed that the night four, the boy had followed down a flight of stairs.
[SPEAKER_01]: The boy was bullied and Cruising picked him up.
[SPEAKER_01]: He let out a final gas.
[SPEAKER_01]: the boy, let out a final gas, let me pick them up.
[SPEAKER_01]: Cruisers would portly tell the mom, I don't think he's alive.
[SPEAKER_01]: I think he is dead.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, he's kept an obvious one, he's boy.
[SPEAKER_01]: Kirit started screaming, but still neither of them called down one one.
[SPEAKER_01]: Instead, they drove to the friend's house with Dante in the car.
[SPEAKER_01]: It was after they dropped the boys to insist or off that they finally called down one
[SPEAKER_01]: Now, one, what's your emergency?
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know, my kid's not breathing.
[SPEAKER_01]: What pulled a little, where are you?
[SPEAKER_01]: We're driving pullover.
[SPEAKER_01]: That's what they told pullover.
[SPEAKER_01]: And they drove into a park a lot of nearby dairy queen.
[SPEAKER_01]: And while they waited for the first response to arrive, Cruz said, I killed my kid.
[SPEAKER_01]: I want to kill myself.
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know, I wish you were going to just do that.
[SPEAKER_01]: But by the time the help arrived, the boy was stiff,
[SPEAKER_01]: and his gums were bone white.
[SPEAKER_01]: Please say this shows the boy have been without oxygen for some time.
[SPEAKER_01]: He was rushed to the hospital, but pronounced dead there.
[SPEAKER_01]: Messages found the boy had substantial bruising and his clothes wreaked of urine.
[SPEAKER_01]: Parents said the boy had fallen down the stairs with bikes and the other out of it was following on top of him, come on man, get the fuck out of here, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: Maybe just make the claim and falling down the stairs, but you just fall down the stairs and magically bikes and all kinds of shit falls down after you.
[SPEAKER_01]: probably throwing down after you, the officers do what they do and they investigate it and cure it quite or admit it that she lied out of fear for her own safety.
[SPEAKER_01]: Despite earlier than an any previous domestic violence by crews, cure it.
[SPEAKER_01]: would it allegedly never report her boyfriend, but instead make the music louder to drown, out Dante's cries for help, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: He's an air beating your kid, and let's just turn that volume up.
[SPEAKER_01]: Alexa, turn the volume up, max level.
[SPEAKER_01]: said the defendant curate, watch the defendant crews abuse the twins that did not call the police a threatened defendant crews in order to try to get him to stop.
[SPEAKER_01]: He said it appears as the defendant curate cared more for the defendant crews than the twins.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'm pretty sure that's
[SPEAKER_01]: That's true.
[SPEAKER_01]: The couple lived at home with the twins and three other children from curie's previous relationship.
[SPEAKER_01]: The boy's sister was any of you by police who said she had a swollen eye and several scratches on her face.
[SPEAKER_01]: And she told police.
[SPEAKER_01]: Daddy hurt me.
[SPEAKER_01]: Please say that what Chris was interviewed, he was showing pictures of Dante's injuries.
[SPEAKER_01]: And said he started breathing heavily and stated, I only used my hands that they, I mean, you know, put on that, so enough for the process shit.
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know why you beat your 10 year old or our old, the baby was, beat them to death.
[SPEAKER_01]: What do you get out of that?
[SPEAKER_01]: No, it's not like they got to fight back.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's time for family matters.
[SPEAKER_01]: Don't, don't, you know, I never understand these stories.
[SPEAKER_01]: I truly just don't get it and I've worked so many of them.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is Devin Fry in the Valley News now, Digital Content Center.
[SPEAKER_00]: Valley News Live has obtained court documents that reveal some disturbing new details in the deaths of two children in Man Dan and a mother arrested for their murder.
[SPEAKER_00]: That includes video evidence captured on a phone inside that home before police even arrived.
[SPEAKER_00]: Kaylee Earhart, a 22-year-old mother, is now facing two counts of murder and additional charges after two over three children were killed Thursday night at a residence in Mandat.
[SPEAKER_00]: According to that after David, before officers arrived, Earhart had chased the children's father and grandmother from the home with the knife.
[SPEAKER_00]: The father was able to wrestle a pistol away from Earhart, but she then locked him out of the house.
[SPEAKER_00]: Video on the father's phone showed Earhart carrying one of the children while armed, and telling the father,
[SPEAKER_00]: quote, say goodbye to your kids.
[SPEAKER_00]: That's all according to this.
[SPEAKER_00]: Probably will cause affidavit.
[SPEAKER_00]: When officers enter the home, they found Earhart holding a knife to her own throat.
[SPEAKER_00]: She dropped it and told officers to kill her.
[SPEAKER_00]: Three children were found motionless in a bedroom, a five month old and a three-year-old later died from their injuries.
[SPEAKER_00]: A one-year-old survived surgery.
[SPEAKER_00]: The affidavit also reveals Earhart had previously made threats to harm herself and the children, and that child protective services had been made aware.
[SPEAKER_00]: air-hard made her initial court appearance this afternoon, say with us here at Valley News live as we continue to follow updates of this district.
[SPEAKER_01]: That's the North Dakota and this girl is only 22 in space and two counts of murder, attempt to murder, two counts of terrorizing the dangerous weapon, three counts of aggravated assault and a
[SPEAKER_01]: two children died in the third, the one year old was seriously injured.
[SPEAKER_01]: So I don't know, maybe.
[SPEAKER_01]: Maybe it's a mental illness issue.
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, she didn't try to hide in the stuff.
[SPEAKER_01]: Maybe I don't know what you say about that.
[SPEAKER_01]: Maybe you kill your own kids.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's not a good thing when they come up on the map.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's the start one.
[SPEAKER_01]: I get to ask about North Dakota.
[SPEAKER_01]: It does not have the death penalty.
[SPEAKER_01]: But I mean, it's no good way around it.
[SPEAKER_01]: But hopefully she just just mentally ill other than that.
[SPEAKER_01]: She's just pure evil.
[SPEAKER_01]: All right, it's football time.
[SPEAKER_01]: I think the first college game is probably this weekend.
[SPEAKER_01]: I think all of the shoes is the following weekend, but yeah, I got the pre-season games on and everything else.
[SPEAKER_01]: And yeah, when you bring people together like that, it's really, really magic slow Friday night football.
[SPEAKER_01]: If there's an iPhone ball for JV and stuff like that, of course, I love serity for ball, LSU Tigers, good tires, and I love love love to watch for ball on Sundays in FAL.
[SPEAKER_01]: But I watch, and I don't get involved, I'm not physically on the field, doing shit, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: We're going to go out to Winchester, Tennessee and they had a middle school football game on Tuesday night.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, happens.
[SPEAKER_01]: Everybody comes out.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's the, I mean, even our small town.
[SPEAKER_01]: It's big shit when you got a home ball game, right?
[SPEAKER_01]: Everybody rolls out.
[SPEAKER_01]: So, and everybody right now in the afternoon is going up there and parking and watching the kids practice and I just remember playing in, I drove through the parking lot the other day and it's packed and the kids were on the field, the coaches are hollering at them and shit.
[SPEAKER_01]: And you're getting ready for these games.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, last Tuesday night, like a told you in Winchester, they were having a game.
[SPEAKER_01]: something unusual happened.
[SPEAKER_01]: A 16-year-old girl ran out of the stands and leveled.
[SPEAKER_01]: They said, not just tackled, and leveled a south middle school player on the field.
[SPEAKER_01]: Then shoved him down again after he stood up.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now this is Court's ATMs and they have a video of it.
[SPEAKER_01]: South Middle School was playing Cornersville Middle School in a home game at Franklin County High School.
[SPEAKER_01]: Officials stop the game and clear the field and the stands and call police.
[SPEAKER_01]: So no injuries were reported, but the girl, who was a Marsha County school student, was arrested and faces assault and disorderly conduct charges.
[SPEAKER_01]: She's also been banned for life from all Franklin County school system properties and barred for corner bills gains for a year.
[SPEAKER_01]: She appeared to target a player involved in a brief onfield scuffle in the enzyme following a south touchdown, and she was knocked to the ground herself.
[SPEAKER_01]: She herself was released to her parents who were also in attendance, and I've seen this video in.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'd then take a really, really feel for her since then.
[SPEAKER_01]: This is the day that she knocked the shit out of because she's 16 year old girl.
[SPEAKER_01]: You have a near-altocation because your timbers are high, after a touchdown or what have you.
[SPEAKER_01]: She comes out of the bleachers and runs and just smacks the shit out of the sky and knocks them down.
[SPEAKER_01]: Now, I'm pretty sure he has just been marked for life.
[SPEAKER_01]: Like back from the guy labeled me the Cajun Queen and didn't front all the detectives and I was like, you just have no idea, you just asked me for life.
[SPEAKER_01]: Right?
[SPEAKER_01]: For now, I'll forever be the Cajun Queen.
[SPEAKER_01]: This dude will forever be the young man who's been pulled past by the way,
[SPEAKER_01]: There were some levels by the 16-year-old female just ran his ass over.
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
[SPEAKER_01]: he is, I can't even begin to imagine the butt of the jokes that he's gonna be for the rest of his life.
[SPEAKER_01]: And y'all go watch that video because, I mean, at least I've got kill right.
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, they ban her from football games.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'm pretty sure that's the least of her worries.
[SPEAKER_01]: But she ran out of stands and knocked this deed on his ass.
[SPEAKER_01]: should have tried out for the team.
[SPEAKER_01]: I wonder, can girls play high school football, man?
[SPEAKER_01]: Can girls try out for the boys high school football team in the Louisiana?
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm pretty sure if they can't, then there'd be some other shit that gets changed.
[SPEAKER_01]: And we're going to Lafayette.
[SPEAKER_01]: Southside, junior high school.
[SPEAKER_01]: All right, I'll all head a video about, I'll tell you the story that we wanted to laugh yet in the spec of 2020.
[SPEAKER_01]: Instead of it's not every day, you get to see a woman lace up her cleats and hit the grudder.
[SPEAKER_01]: Hannah Mutong, that's a good strong cage name.
[SPEAKER_01]: It was a junior at Southside High in Lafayette.
[SPEAKER_01]: it's changing the game.
[SPEAKER_01]: Mutong, the female, is a wide receiver as in her junior year at the south side, in the first year on the football team where she started the season as the kicker.
[SPEAKER_01]: She said, I was a kicker at first, but got tired because we didn't do much, so I was like, I have more movement, so I moved wide receiver.
[SPEAKER_01]: She said her inspiration for one of the
[SPEAKER_01]: My brother and I always played football when we were younger in the front yard.
[SPEAKER_01]: Just playing with friends and stuff and I've always been around boys and just playing with them.
[SPEAKER_01]: or her brother, Isaiah Moton, is a couple years ago.
[SPEAKER_01]: It is a starting linebacker for the sharks.
[SPEAKER_01]: As I said, having handled a team brings out the best in everyone said, it motivates me to be better.
[SPEAKER_01]: And I think it motivates the rest of the dudes on the team because if she can do it and get in pads and do what she does, they should have no problem doing the exact same thing.
[SPEAKER_01]: But hey, Coach Josh finally said, everyone gets treated the same.
[SPEAKER_01]: She said, I want you to treat me like a football player.
[SPEAKER_01]: And so we have.
[SPEAKER_01]: She has never skipped out on the rep of any workout.
[SPEAKER_01]: So she's done exactly what they've done.
[SPEAKER_01]: So there's no reason for them to treat her any different.
[SPEAKER_01]: And there's no reason for her to feel like she should be treated any different.
[SPEAKER_01]: According to the case, we'll guess what y'all Hannah called her first touchdown pass and a JB game so far this season.
[SPEAKER_01]: And with that, she has a message for all females playing in a male dominated sport.
[SPEAKER_01]: said, my advice is if you want to do it, go do it.
[SPEAKER_01]: If you want something, go do something and don't stop yourself and limit yourself of what you want to do.
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, that's pretty crazy.
[SPEAKER_01]: I figured nowadays that that would be able to happen.
[SPEAKER_01]: I'm not knocking.
[SPEAKER_01]: I guess if you female and you could play, go play and she's going to, or boy, this is four years ago,
[SPEAKER_01]: But that's it, got off the top of there a little bit, and I hope y'all, I don't know man, the heat has been so bad, but it's put us have rain all this week, and, um,
[SPEAKER_01]: LSU's back in school, everything's rolling along, and has to have what happened to Madison lifeers, you did it again, but we just hang on one, I'll let you know as soon as it happens, all right, and that's all I got, and I'm Woody Overson, you have to true, crime,