You're listening to the Fresh Hell Podcast. Fresh Hell contained stories of a disturbing and often graphic nature and is intended for a mature audience.

Please don't let your kids listen to this or they might turn out like us. I'm Woody Overton.

I'm Woody over my coffee.

It makes me mean.

Oh, Lord, it makes me mean.

I'm Woody Overton, I'm Woody Overton, I host a real life, real crime in the podcast.

Join me each week to your true and unscripted stories of the cases I actually worked during my career as a major

crime investigator in South Louisiana. Go to real life real crime.com where you can

listen to each week's episodes and find links to her social media. I appreciate

y'all and don't let me catch you down on my bike. And that was fellow podcaster Woody Overton. He is a veteran law enforcement professional with, as you heard, a very interesting podcast.

As you heard, the name of the podcast is real life, real crime, and I already listened to quite

a few of his episodes and I have to say they are really dark but they're really good and I like the angle that it's only cases that he personally worked on so he really knows what he's talking about and I can recommend the screwdriver red series that he made that's a really really good one.

Yeah, so welcome everyone welcome this is the Fresh Hell podcast. I'm Annie and I'm your and we're your international source for all things terrible.

Johanna tell me do you know what it means to miss New Orleans?

Yes I kind of do because I went there on vacation like three years ago I think okay and what were your favorite things what do you miss?

Okay look I want to be completely honest with you guys. I'm not so into New Orleans.

Really?

Okay, wait, let me explain.

Yeah.

I do love Louisiana, I like New Orleans. You remember in our last episode I mentioned her tourists are kind of

disappointed when they go to Venice because I don't know they expected something

else or they made it bigger in their head. Yeah, I do.

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