
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 | 1092 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDaily NewsNews | |||

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through a mix of historic, ongoing, and unusual crime stories that highlight the evolving nature of criminal justice and accountability.
The episode opens with a discussion of the... more
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Cyndi Overton navigates a series of true crime stories that range from historical cases to current events affecting families and communities today.
The episode begins with reflectio... more
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In this episode of True Crime Time For, Cyndi Overton walks listeners through several tragic and unsettling crime stories that highlight both the darkness of human behavior and moments of compassion that can change lives. more
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In this episode of Real Life Real Crime, Woody Overton provides a pivotal update in the Justice for Hailey series, outlining why the current push for forensic investigation represents a defining moment in the case.
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💪💰 Excellent Podcast -Can’t wait for next episode. This investigation you shine so bright. Guess this will shut some up. Anybody can listen to this and realize you just told the truth . Thank You for your service. Keep em accountable by golly.
Chippewa1976, at this point this feels less like a review and more like a personal obsession.
Many of us listen because the show is unscripted, raw, and not overproduced. That’s literally the appeal—real life, real crime, real people. If you want a polished, network-style podcast that never deviates from a release schedule, this has never claimed to be that.
The ad issue is also easily solved. I pay $10 a month for ad-free listening. With 25+ episodes released monthly, that’s roughly 40 cents ... more
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
I’ve never in my life listened to a podcast with this many ads before! Pretty sure I counted at least 10 min. per episode. Annoyingly, they’re all different volumes.
Additionally, I’ve been catching up on the Courtney Coco episodes because I was unaware he’d covered the trial. The comments about the defense attorney are ridiculous & unnecessary. The man was only doing his job, ffs. Everyone deserves a fair trial.
I was going to try to follow the Bradley Stracener updates but I don’t know if I ... more
Sad Ol Woody is not stating facts and letting people believe he is doing or has done things when truth be told he hasn’t, he knows exactly what I’m talking about.. 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... more
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Episodes explore a wide array of true crime topics, often drawing from the host's personal experiences in law enforcement. Each episode reveals shocking stories of crime interwoven with insights, humor, and emotional reflections on the human condition. Listeners can expect a blend of gruesome details surrounding murder cases, emotional accounts tied to cold cases, and lighter moments amid dark narratives, thanks to the captivating storytelling style of the hosts. The frequent collaboration with the co-host adds a unique dynamic, enriching discussions around both notorious cases and lesser-known incidents, creating an engaging listening experience for true crime enthusiasts.
A distinctive feature is the ongoing focus on advocacy for justice... more
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