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 Patty Hearst abduction, one of the most infamous cases in American true crime history, and why it continues to influence public perception of crime, coercion, and responsibility. Woody then provides updates on justice efforts for victims like Hailey, reinforcing the importance of persistence, advocacy, and community involvement.

The conversation turns to the death penalty, examining how DNA evidence has reshaped criminal investigations and raised questions about past convictions. Woody also breaks down the case of Charles Thompson, who was convicted of a double murder and later attempted to orchestrate another killing from behind bars, illustrating the long reach of violent offenders.

International and domestic cases round out the episode, including a controversial law in England that could result in the euthanasia of thousands of pet monkeys, misconduct involving an FBI agent, and the growing problem of revenge porn crimes. The episode concludes with a bizarre robbery involving a Taco Bell and a rock, reinforcing that even seemingly absurd crimes can carry serious consequences.

00:00 Introduction to True Crime Time

01:14 The Patty Hearst Abduction Case

02:42 Justice for Hailey: Ongoing Efforts

06:02 Death Penalty and DNA Evidence

07:57 The Charles Thompson Murder Case

15:22 England’s Controversial Pet Monkey Law

24:13 FBI Agent Misconduct Case

34:14 Bizarre and Unusual Crime Stories

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This episode of True Crime Time For covers the Patty Hearst case, justice efforts for Hailey, death penalty debates, and bizarre crime stories, highlighting accountability and community involvement.