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Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of Real Life Real Crime Podcasts.

As always, I'm your host Woody Overton.

It's going to be the most disturbing thing probably that I've ever told you all about.

I don't know what to say, because we're going to delve into the mind of pure evil.

So, and I haven't any thought of a name on this episode yet, but I guess we'll call it Mr. Nice Guy.

So, on October 23rd, 2012, the Livingston Pairs Dispatch received a 911 call from a residence on Milton Road,

which is real close to the town of Walker, Louisiana.

And, you know, dispatchers hear a lot from the funny to the most bizarre, etc.

But the dispatchers were not prepared for what they were going to hear on this call.

Now, I want y'all to know, I've heard the 911 call and, you know, I never try to do anything to sensationalize these acts of horror.

But I have to be able to tell you certain facts so I can paint the picture and tell the story correctly.

But, depressed for a second, my heart goes out to this family, as always, as all victims.

But there's nothing I'm going to tell you that's not part of the public record.

And, matter of fact, there's a lot that I'm not going to tell you that's a part of the public record, because it's just too horrible to hear.

So, let's go back to October 23rd, 2012, the 911 call comes in, and they hear a mail on the phone, and they hear the phone drop.

And, for a lack of a better way to describe it, they hear the most horrific screaming, begging, and pleading by a female.

She's pleading for a life.

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