True Crime Time for August 11, 2026 | Crime Stoppers Successes, Cold Case DNA Breakthrough & Justice for Hailey

On today's episode of True Crime Time, Woody begins by thanking listeners for supporting the renewed Justice for Hailey call to action and urges everyone to keep the momentum going. He encourages the Real Life Real Crime community to continue contacting media outlets, the Georgia oversight committee, and other officials while the case remains in the public eye. Woody also reminds listeners that tips remain critical in the ongoing investigations into What Happened to Madison, Barbara Blount, Bradley Strickland, Austin O'Banion, and other unsolved cases. Today's stories include:A look back at the 1961 murder of four-year-old Michelle Leanne Morgan, whose homicide went uninvestigated for decades before her stepmother was finally arrested 35 years later.An inspiring report from Crime Stoppers of Memphis, where anonymous tips helped identify or locate five murder suspects in a single month, reinforcing why community involvement is so important.An Oklahoma pediatrician accused of murdering her four-year-old daughter during a Florida vacation by staging her death as an accidental drowning after the medical examiner determined the child died from asphyxiation.A violent Bronx home invasion in which armed suspects pistol-whipped, bound, and robbed a woman of more than $340,000 in jewelry, cash, and valuables.A discussion about deaths inside correctional facilities and why prison remains a dangerous place, regardless of the reason someone is incarcerated.Florida's first double execution in more than 60 years, as two convicted murderers were executed by lethal injection on the same day.A New Jersey woman accused of sexually abusing a child, recording the assaults, and posting the videos to Snapchat.The preliminary hearing of California rapper D4VD (David Anthony Burke), who is charged with murder, child sexual abuse, and mutilation of human remains.A remarkable cold case breakthrough in Arlington, Texas, where investigators used investigative genetic genealogy to identify a suspect in the 2012 stabbing murder of Erasema Chavez after more than 14 years.Throughout the episode, Woody returns to a recurring theme: community involvement matters. Whether it's calling in anonymous tips, advocating for victims, or refusing to let cold cases fade into history, ordinary people continue to play an extraordinary role in bringing criminals to justice.True Crime Time, Woody Overton, Real Life Real Crime, Justice for Hailey, What Happened to Madison, Crime Stoppers, Michelle Leanne Morgan, Oklahoma pediatrician, staged drowning, Bronx home invasion, Florida executions, D4VD, David Anthony Burke, investigative genetic genealogy, Erasema Chavez, cold case, Arlington Texas, true crime podcastJustice for Hailey updateWhat Happened to MadisonCrime Stoppers success storiesMichelle Leanne Morgan cold caseOklahoma pediatrician murder caseBronx home invasionPrison deaths and correctional facilitiesFlorida double executionNew Jersey child sexual abuse caseD4VD preliminary hearingArlington cold case solvedInvestigative genetic genealogyAnonymous tips remain one of the most powerful tools available to law enforcement in solving violent crimes.Families who refuse to give up can help keep cold cases alive until new evidence or technology provides answers.Advances in DNA analysis and investigative genetic genealogy continue to solve murders that once seemed impossible to close.Community advocacy, whether through Justice for Hailey or anonymous tip lines, demonstrates the impact ordinary citizens can have on the pursuit of justice.Woody's message remains consistent: Never give up. Never surrender.Our Sponsors:* Check out BetterHelp: https://www.betterhelp.com* Check out Greenlight and use my code greenlight.com/rlrc for a great deal: https://greenlight.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/real-life-real-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy