Hello, everybody. I'm welcome this episode of Real Life, Real Crime, the podcast. As always, I'm your host, Woody Overton. Today, we're going to be continuing with hashtag Justice for Haley, the series. And I want to thank you all for liking and listening and sharing and doing your hashtag Justice for Haley's for Haley and all the posts and

everything.

But I'm going to do something a little bit different today.

We're going to continue with the jailhouse visits.

I guess you was, for lack of a better term.

And patron and convicts, you get to see all the videos and the interaction.

One screen it has Brooks and the other screen it has Stella and Ms. Barbara. I'm going to go back to the previous ones that you've

already heard, and the first thing I want to say is, don't mistake Ms. Barbara and Stella's

kindness as a sign of weakness, or don't mistake it before they

actually think that Haley killed herself because they don't, okay?

I want you to understand.

Again, I think they should win the Academy Award for sitting there, look at him in the face, and over and over and over again, pumping him for information.

And he doesn't know, okay? And at the end of the conversations, I love you and bye and all that.

Remember, when the cops came to their house and told them that Haley was dead from the gunshot, they both said from that point and never changed their beliefs that they knew Brooks murdered Haley.

Okay.

So I'm going to touch on, I'm going to play some from the last episode, do a little bit different.

I'm play some audio and I'm going to stop and I want to talk about it real quick.

And then I'm going to play the next jailhouse interview or whatever, visit.

And then next week we're going to do the same thing. Okay.

So again, I have proof this motherfucker is lying about what happened that day, not just in the,

in the moments of when she was murdered, but all during that day what they did and didn't

do.

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