True Crime Time For November 6, 2026 | Washington Deputies Shot, Missing Teen Rescued, Samantha Humphrey Murder & Angola Prison Violence

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Woody Overton returns to True Crime Time following election week with a powerful episode covering the dangers faced by law enforcement, the rescue of a missing teenager, a heartbreaking murder conviction, and the violent realities of life inside Louisiana's Angola prison.The episode opens with This Day in History, revisiting the Chris Watts family murders, the Amanda Knox case, serial killer Hadden Clark, and the 1992 Tulsa Lee's Chicken murders.In Washington State, a domestic violence call turns deadly when a gunman opens fire on responding Spokane County sheriff's deputies. One deputy has died, and another remains on life support as the law enforcement community and their families face an unimaginable tragedy.Next, a teenager missing for more than 520 days is rescued in Oregon after investigators receive information about her captivity through an online gaming connection. A 39-year-old suspect faces federal charges, raising serious questions about online exploitation and the dangers of predatory behavior.In New York, a jury convicts Raymond Wright Jr. of murdering his 14-year-old girlfriend, Samantha Humphrey, after she told him she might be pregnant. Woody discusses the digital evidence that helped secure the conviction and the devastating impact on Samantha's family.Finally, Woody draws on his decades of law enforcement experience to examine violence inside Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. Following the reported stabbing death of inmate and rapper Brandon Guidry, known as Lil Real, Woody discusses prison culture, inmate conflicts, security procedures, and the consequences of violence behind bars.Throughout the episode, Woody shares personal experiences from his detective career and reflects on justice, accountability, and the people whose lives are forever changed by violent crime.Show NotesThis Day in History — November 62018: Chris Watts pleads guilty to murdering his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, and their daughters, Bella and Celeste.2007: Amanda Knox signs a controversial police statement during the investigation into Meredith Kercher's murder in Italy.1992: Serial killer Hadden Clark is arrested in Maryland in connection with the murder of Laura Houghteling.1992: A confession from getaway driver Tyrone Johnson helps investigators solve the Tulsa Lee's Chicken murders.Story 1 — Deadly Shooting of Spokane County Sheriff's DeputiesDeputies respond to a domestic violence incident near Spangle, Washington, on November 3.A gunman opens fire, critically wounding two responding deputies.One deputy dies, while the second remains on life support at the time of the reporting featured in the episode.Woody discusses the dangers of domestic violence calls, the sacrifices of law enforcement families, and organ donation.An independent investigative team examines the circumstances surrounding the shooting.Story 2 — Missing Teen Rescued After More Than 520 DaysA teenage girl who disappeared in May 2025 is recovered in Oregon.Federal investigators allege Adam Harmel, 39, transported the girl across state lines and held her against her will.Information shared through the online game Among Us helps investigators locate and rescue her.Court documents describe disturbing allegations of confinement, threats, and efforts to prevent identification.Harmel faces a federal charge involving transportation with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity.Woody discusses online predators and extremist communities associated with violent content.Story 3 — Raymond Wright Jr. Convicted in Samantha Humphrey MurderFourteen-year-old Samantha Humphrey disappeared in Schenectady, New York, in November 2022.Her body was recovered from the Mohawk River months later.Raymond Wright Jr., also 14 at the time of the killing, is convicted of second-degree murder.Prosecutors presented cellphone records, location information, surveillance footage, and digital searches.Samantha had told Wright she believed she might be pregnant, although a pregnancy was not confirmed.Wright faces 15 years to life in prison, with sentencing scheduled for January 2027.Woody discusses juvenile offenders, sentencing, and the suffering endured by Samantha's family.Story 4 — Violence Inside Louisiana's Angola PrisonWoody examines the reported October 2026 stabbing death of Brandon Guidry, a New Orleans rapper known as Lil Real.Guidry's family alleges he was handcuffed and shackled when another inmate attacked him.Authorities describe an inmate altercation, and the circumstances remain disputed.Woody explains restricted housing, inmate restraints, prison routines, and the informal rules governing interactions between inmates.Additional reporting discusses the fatal stabbing of inmate Jonathan Robertson and the murder charge against fellow inmate Melvin Lopez.Woody shares experiences from his detective career involving violent offenders and the consequences of long prison sentences.Content Warning: This episode includes discussions of child murder, domestic…

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