About This Episode
What is this episode about?
The episode "True Crime Time For September 25, 2026 | $10,000 Reward, Jason Landry" from Real Life Real Crime: Woody Overton's Investigator Podcast covers the temporarily increased $10,000 reward for information on the disappearances of Madison Allen and Stephanie Hevia, offered by the West Feliciana Parish Sheriff and Capital Region Crime Stoppers, with anonymous tips accepted and Thomas Morris still named a person of interest following his July arrest on unrelated kidnapping allegations. The episode also marks the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims while revisiting the Woodman "Ninja Murders," the 1953 FBI shootout with John Elgin Johnson, and the 1987 Elkland massacre.
The central update concerns Jason Landry, the Texas State University student missing since a December 2020 car crash, whose remains were identified nearly six years later roughly five miles from the crash site. A lighter Dum Dum in the Court segment features bank robbers who thought lemon juice would hide their faces from cameras, followed by a Florida hidden-camera investigation involving Shawn Michael Krause. The episode closes on the deaths of two University of Mississippi students, where packaged kratom was found in both investigations, though authorities have not linked the deaths or determined cause of death pending toxicology results.
Hosts and release
Woody Overton hosts Real Life Real Crime, released on September 25, 2026, running 43 minutes as episode 286.
