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True Crime Time For April 13, 2026 | Vice Mayor Murder, Buried Alive Infant Case, Deputy Abuse Scandal

True Crime Time For April 13, 2026 | Vice Mayor Murder, Buried Alive Infant Case, Deputy Abuse Scandal

Update: 2026-04-13
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This episode of True Crime Time delves into several recent and ongoing cases. It begins with updates on missing persons cases and the sentencing of Nick Ferkus for a 2010 murder. The podcast then shifts to "F-Up Professionals," discussing country singer Tanner Usray's arrest for DWI and fentanyl charges, and Travis County Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Mallinger's arrest for official oppression. "Family Matters" segments cover the denial of bail for Stephen Bowen in his wife's murder case, the tragic death of baby JJ allegedly due to child abuse by John Hannon, and Devin Dooby's arrest for assaulting his grandmother and other family members, leading to her death. Finally, an unusual incident involving a Southwest Airlines gate agent mocking a child's name and sharing their passport photo online is recounted.

Outlines

00:00:00
Case Updates and Sentencing

Woody Overton welcomes listeners, provides updates on missing persons cases like #WhatHappenedToMadison and #WhatHappenedToBradley, and discusses the sentencing of Nick Ferkus to life in prison for the 2010 murder of his wife, Heidi.

00:03:15
F-Up Professionals: Drug Charges and Misconduct

This segment features country singer Tanner Usray, arrested for DWI and felony drug charges including fentanyl. It also covers Travis County Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Mallinger's arrest for official oppression after allegedly groping a woman.

00:08:39
Family Matters: Murder and Child Abuse Allegations

The podcast reports on the denial of bail for Stephen Bowen, accused of murdering his wife, Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Mater Bowen. It also details the case of John Hannon, charged with intentional child abuse resulting in the death of his baby, JJ, and Devin Dooby's arrest for allegedly beating his grandmother and other family members, leading to her death.

00:35:12
Unusual Incident: Southwest Airlines Gate Agent

An incident is recounted where a Southwest Airlines gate agent allegedly mocked a five-year-old's unusual name and shared her passport photo on social media.

Keywords

True Crime


Cases involving murder, child abuse, and drug-related offenses discussed in the podcast.

Nick Ferkus


Convicted of murdering his wife, Heidi, in 2010 and sentenced to life in prison.

Tanner Usray


Country singer arrested for DWI and felony drug charges, including fentanyl possession.

Official Oppression Texas


Misuse of authority by a public servant, as seen in the arrest of Deputy Dennis Mallinger.

Stephen Bowen


Accused of murdering his wife, Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Mater Bowen; denied bail.

Child Abuse Homicide


Cases involving the death of a child due to abuse, such as the death of baby JJ.

Devin Dooby


Arrested for murder and assault charges related to the death of his grandmother.

Southwest Airlines Incident


An alleged incident of unprofessional conduct by a gate agent towards a child and their family.

Q&A

  • What was the outcome for Nick Ferkus?

    Nick Ferkus was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole for murdering his wife, Heidi, in 2010.

  • What charges does Tanner Usray face?

    Tanner Usray faces charges for driving while intoxicated (DWI) and two felony drug charges, including possession of fentanyl or fentanyl-derived substances.

  • Why was Stephen Bowen denied bail?

    Stephen Bowen was denied bail because a judge found probable cause that he murdered his wife, Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Mater Bowen, and tampered with evidence.

  • What is the definition of official oppression in Texas?

    Official oppression in Texas is when a public servant misuses their authority to intentionally subject someone to unlawful detention, arrest, search, or other mistreatment, or denies their rights, or sexually harasses them.

  • How was baby JJ found?

    The remains of baby JJ were found partially buried off the side of a New Mexico highway, with a fractured skull and dirt in his airways, indicating he may have been buried alive.

  • What was Devin Dooby charged with?

    Devin Dooby is charged with murder, assault and battery with serious bodily injury on a person over 60, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon for attacking his grandmother and other family members.

  • What happened with the Southwest Airlines gate agent and the child's name?

    A Southwest Airlines gate agent allegedly mocked a five-year-old's name, "Abcde," and then shared a photo of the child's passport on social media, leading to an apology from the airline.

Show Notes

In this episode of True Crime Time For, Woody Overton delivers a heavy lineup of cases that range from shocking abuse of authority to heartbreaking family tragedies.

The episode begins with a reminder that justice takes time, referencing a case where persistence and tips ultimately led to a conviction years later — reinforcing the importance of community involvement in solving crimes.

Woody then dives into a series of disturbing cases, starting with a Florida man accused of murdering his wife, a city vice mayor, and attempting to conceal the crime inside their home. What initially appeared suspicious quickly unraveled into a clear case of domestic homicide.

In Texas, a sheriff’s deputy is arrested after allegedly abusing his authority during an extended encounter with a woman — highlighting the dangers of power being misused by those sworn to protect.

The episode then turns deeply tragic with a case out of New Mexico, where an 11-month-old child was killed and buried, with evidence suggesting the infant may have been alive at the time. Woody doesn’t hold back in addressing the brutality and heartbreak of the case.

Additional coverage includes:

  • A Massachusetts man accused of beating his 90-year-old grandmother to death with a skateboard
  • A bizarre airline incident involving a child’s name being mocked and shared online by an employee
  • Ongoing reminders about missing persons cases and the importance of tips from the public

Throughout the episode, Woody reinforces one message: these crimes don’t happen in a vacuum — somebody always knows something.

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🎧 Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Justice Reminder

02:00 This Day in History – Cold Case Breakthrough

05:30 F’ed Up Professional: Country Singer DWI and Drug Charges

11:00 Family Matters: Vice Mayor Murder Case

18:30 Investigation and Evidence Concealment

25:00 F’ed Up Professional: Texas Deputy Abuse Case

33:00 Abuse of Authority and Legal Consequences

40:00 Family Matters: Infant Found Buried Case

48:00 Investigation Details and Confession

55:00 Family Matters: Grandmother Murder Case

01:02:00 Mental Health Discussion and Accountability

01:08:00 Airline Incident and Public Behavior

01:13:00 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action

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True Crime Time For April 13, 2026 | Vice Mayor Murder, Buried Alive Infant Case, Deputy Abuse Scandal

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