In Arkansas, a woman who disappeared over a year ago is found alive and subsequently arrested.

In New York, two good Samaritans walk a woman home in the wee hours of the morning

and then both get stabbed by the man who was following her. And in Texas, a high school student

is charged with murder after he says he was defending himself from a bully. These stories

and more dominated the headlines this week,

and we are discussing them today on Crime Wire Weekly.

I'm Jim Chapman.

And I'm Kelly Jennings.

And look, before we get into it, go Tigers.

CWS, Champs, the College World Series.

And if you were in Louisiana this past week, you definitely had your eyes on that game.

That game was wild, too.

The coach being thrown out in, what, the first inning?

That was wild.

All kinds of crazy stuff.

And we told you about the Jello Shot Challenge last week, which, as I predicted, they did not break the record set in 2023, which was an unbelievable 68,000-plus jello shots.

However, they did win the annual crown this year. They consumed 52,390

jello shots, which if you're curious, at $5 each, which I confirmed was the cost,

this is a total cost of $261,950 in jello.

In jello with a little bit of alcohol in it.

Nice.

Look, no one brings revenue to a city like LSU fans.

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