Woody Overton opens with the 2006 murder of 16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart before turning to a major #JusticeForMadison update.

The intensive search of the Morris Road property connected to Thomas Morris has concluded without the recovery of the remains of Madison Renee Allen or Stephanie Hevia, but investigators say the case is far from over. Woody plays the latest WBRZ report, discusses what investigators collected during the search, and explains why evidence recovered from a property can remain significant even when no body is located.

Woody also revisits earlier incidents involving Morris and women who he says escaped violent or troubling encounters, including the Montana woman whose 911 call ultimately led to Morris's arrest. He discusses information he has received concerning additional missing women who may have had contact with Morris, while making clear he does not have direct evidence that Morris harmed them.

The episode ends with another important development: Madison's mother, Lynn Rollins, has been asked to meet privately with investigators, and Woody will accompany her. He promises to share whatever can be released without compromising the investigation.

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• #JusticeForMadison and #JusticeForStephanie
• Morris Road property search
• Madison Renee Allen and Stephanie Hevia
• Thomas Morris
• Evidence collected during the investigation
• Sheriff Brian Spillman and West Feliciana Parish investigators
• Previous alleged violent encounters involving Morris
• Montana kidnapping case
• Additional missing women Woody believes should be investigated
• Lynn Rollins' upcoming private meeting with investigators
• Cassie Jo Stoddart murder