In Louisiana, a man's attempted suicide does not go as planned after he murders his father and his daughter. In Tennessee, the search for a missing Missouri student named Riley Straying continues now into

its second week and defense attorneys file a motion in the Madison Brooks case. These stories and more

coming at you today Wednesday March 20th on real life for a crime daily and I'm

Jim Chapman and I'm what do you ever and I'm Mike Chapman and I'm Woody Overson.

And I'm Mike Agavino.

Hey boys, welcome back, Woody.

Good to be back.

Good to be back. Let me go a quick shout out to all the parole officers and probation officers and all the great people got to

meet that conference last week.

You forget a lot of times about the criminal justice system what these people do

and it's not just that you know every time you go to court and people get sentenced

and they get put on probation there's probation officer standing there and they're

probation officer standing there and they hand him a paper to go do whatever.

It's not just about the parole officer supervise the inmates when they get out,

but they they all these different programs they have from treatment centers to you know halfway houses to whatever it's pretty cool

It made me think of a lot more than I normally think of but why I think I got some of them in trouble because at the end I said, oh, and I just want to thank y'all because over the years my parole officers I had them on speed dial and you know because

parole officers if you're on papers what they call it you're on parole you don't

have to have a search warrant to go hit the house you just call the

parole officer and get him to do a check right he doesn't need a search warrant

but I didn't I wasn't supposed to say that.

Then they said the supervisors were credited and shit.

They were telling me after it was like,

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