True Crime Time For August 15, 2025 | Justice & Tragedy: Sgt. Eisworth, Nicholas Rossi, and Cold Case Breakthroughs

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🗓️ 15 August 2025

⏱️ 42 minutes

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In this episode, Cyndi Overton discusses several poignant true crime stories, including the tragic passing of Sergeant Caleb Eisworth, the conviction of Nicholas Rossi for rape, a shooting incident in Louisville, the resolution of a cold case in Australia, a hit-and-run tragedy in Slidell, and the arrest of a mother for leaving her child in a car. Cyndi emphasizes the importance of community, justice, and the ongoing fight against crime, while also reflecting on the personal impact of these stories.

Chapters

00:00 In Memory of Sergeant Caleb Eisworth

06:02 The Case of Nicholas Rossi

14:40 Tragedy at a Louisville Bus Stop

19:56 Cold Case Solved: Samantha Mitzi

24:24 Hit and Run Tragedy in Slidell

27:25 Mother Arrested for Leaving Child in Car

35:34 The Mission of Real Life Real Crime

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to True Crime Time for Friday, August 15th, 2025, and I am Cindy Overton. And I'm writing solo today
0:26.9	as Woody has, as he says, boots on the ground. And we could not find time to record an episode
0:37.2	together.
0:38.5	So I was either going to release an old episode of real life for crime content,
0:47.1	or I asked Woody, if he minded, if I come on here and do a mini episode of a few stories that are very important. And the first one is
1:01.7	truly the most important story that we need to talk about. But, oh, and I'm your host, Cindy
1:09.0	Overton. I am the wife of Woody Overton. And I'm actually
1:14.8	recording this on Thursday. And happy birthday, happy 24th birthday to our son, L.A. And I'm so very
1:26.0	proud of him. And, well, let's get started.
1:30.8	So I have really just a heartbreaking story.
1:37.6	Literally, I'm holding my phone to get the information for the story, and I'm shaking.
1:43.0	Y'all know I'm an emotional person,
1:45.1	but I saw the videos that went along with this story,
1:51.1	and I am, you know, it's very emotional.
1:56.7	But this week in Baton Rouge, the law enforcement community and pretty much our whole community has mourned the passing of Sergeant Caleb Eisworth.
2:08.6	He was a 23-year veteran of the Baton Rouge Police Department, and his life was tragically cut short. On Sunday, August 10th of 2025,
2:21.6	Sergeant Isworth passed away at a Baton Rouge hospital after a 49-day battle with injuries sustained
2:32.5	in a deliberate attack. He had been struck by a truck while riding his
2:37.8	motorcycle. He was a motorcycle police officer. And he was on Jure Road. This act, this intentional
2:46.8	homicide, ultimately after 49 days cost Sergeant his life. So for more than two decades,
3:00.6	Sergeant Isworth wore the badge that, you know, many, many people do.
3:09.1	And what this badge represents is unwavering dedication.
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