True Crime Time For June 25, 2026 | Ted Bundy, Missing Persons, Poisoned Husband & Cannibal Horror — Real Life Real Crime

In this episode of True Crime Time, Woody Overton returns after a frustrating recording mishap erased an entire previously recorded episode. Woody discusses the importance of never giving up on missing persons cases while highlighting the recent identification of long-missing Louisiana resident Keith Madison, whose remains were finally recovered after years of uncertainty.

The episode begins with a look back at one of the most notorious serial killers in American history, Ted Bundy, whose 1979 Florida trial resulted in convictions for murders and attacks connected to Florida State University. Woody then discusses the latest legal troubles of controversial Louisiana pastor Tony Spell, who now faces serious felony charges after a violent altercation caught on video.

Additional stories include a Virginia woman accused of poisoning her husband with insulin and horse tranquilizer, a veteran New Orleans police major fired after multiple allegations of misconduct, a Georgia teacher accused of sexual relationships with students and operating an OnlyFans account, South Carolina Wendy’s employees charged after allegedly contaminating a customer’s food, and a disturbing case from Hungary involving a hospital worker accused of collecting and consuming human body parts.

Throughout the episode, Woody reflects on justice, accountability, missing persons investigations, and why families should never stop searching for answers.

Featured Cases & Stories

Ted Bundy Florida State University murder trial
Pastor Tony Spell arrested on felony battery charges
Keith Madison remains identified after years missing
Virginia wife accused of poisoning husband with insulin and horse tranquilizer
New Orleans police major fired after misconduct allegations
Georgia teacher accused of sexual relationships with students
Student blackmail scheme involving teacher's OnlyFans account
South Carolina Wendy’s food tampering investigation
Hungary hospital worker accused of collecting and eating human remains

Questions This Episode Answers

What happened during Ted Bundy’s 1979 murder trial?
Why was Louisiana pastor Tony Spell arrested again?
How were Keith Madison’s remains finally identified?
What evidence led to a Virginia woman’s murder arrest months after her husband’s death?
Why was a longtime New Orleans police major fired after 57 years?
What allegations are being made against a Georgia high school teacher?
How did students allegedly use an OnlyFans account for blackmail?
What happened at the South Carolina Wendy’s that led to criminal charges?
Why was a Hungarian hospital worker arrested for collecting human remains?
What lessons can families learn from long-term missing persons investigations?

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Ted Bundy Florida State University trial explained
Tony Spell felony battery arrest details
Keith Madison remains identified Louisiana
Virginia woman accused of poisoning husband
New Orleans police major fired after 57 years
Georgia teacher OnlyFans student investigation
Wendy’s employee food tampering arrest
Hungary man collected and ate human remains
Missing persons cases solved years later
Why families should never stop searching for missing loved ones

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