In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton walks listeners through multiple true crime cases that reflect the devastating consequences of violence, abuse of authority, and systemic failure.

The episode begins with the tragic death of Jennifer Dalry, followed by the story of William Palmer, whose decision to hitchhike ended in fatal violence. Woody then discusses the realities of incarceration at Angola Prison, providing insight into the harsh conditions faced by inmates serving long sentences.

Several “Family Matters” cases follow, illustrating how domestic disputes and arguments can escalate into extreme and irreversible actions. Woody also covers NOPD payroll fraud, a high-profile congressional fraud scandal, and the arrest of an attorney accused of abuse, emphasizing that professional status does not place anyone above the law.

The episode continues with the case of Haley Busby, focusing on dangers tied to online gaming and youth vulnerability, followed by arrests of bus employees in a child abuse investigation. A family-related murder case in Topeka highlights how violence can involve multiple members of the same household. The episode concludes with justice served in the case of Larry Atkinson, underscoring the importance of persistence in seeking accountability.

00:00 Introduction to True Crime Time

00:52 The Tragic Case of Jennifer Dalry

02:44 Hitchhiking Gone Wrong: William Palmer

05:56 Inside Angola Prison

07:55 Family Disputes and Extreme Actions

11:36 NOPD Payroll Fraud Investigation

15:54 Congresswoman Fraud Charges

20:46 Attorney Arrested for Abuse

22:04 Online Gaming Dangers: Haley Busby

25:04 Child Abuse Arrests Involving Bus Employees

28:07 Family Murder Case in Topeka

31:59 Justice Served in the Larry Atkinson Case

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers family violence, fraud, child abuse investigations, and murder cases, emphasizing accountability and justice.

Executive Producer : Leah Marie