Bloody Angola Podcast by Woody Overton & Jim Chapman Envision Media Production
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From the creative minds of award winning podcasters Woody Overton of Real Life Real Crime and Jim Chapman of Local Leaders the Podcast Bloody Angola is a no holds barred podcast based on stories and interviews of the bloodiest prison in America, told like you have never heard it!
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The Escape of Joe Williams
In this episode of "Bloody Angola," we share Joe Williams' daring escape from Angola prison, detailing his evasion for four days fueled by mushroom tea.
Timestamps:
08:17 A Desperate Decision
15:54 Early Life and Upbringing
25:20 Revisiting Clemency
27:14 Recent News: Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
30:06 Smuggling Contraband: Washington Parish Jail
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The Escape of Joe Williams | Apple Subscribers Early Release
In this episode of "Bloody Angola," we share Joe Williams' daring escape from Angola prison, detailing his evasion for four days fueled by mushroom tea.
Timestamps:
08:17 A Desperate Decision
15:54 Early Life and Upbringing
25:20 Revisiting Clemency
27:14 Recent News: Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
30:06 Smuggling Contraband: Washington Parish Jail -
Part 2 | The Deathmen
In this episode we include 'The Deathmen" series and tell you unknown facts regarding Louisiana's executioners including "The hangman of New Orleans" Harry Meyer and Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola executioners Grady Jarrett and Sam Jones.
Timestamps:
02:24 Louisiana's First Legal Execution
04:28 The Hangman of New Orleans
11:42 Transition to the Electric Chair
19:12 The Search for a New Executioner
20:41 Sam Jones: The New Executioner
24:03 Reflection on Historical Execution Methods
#Podcast #prison #crime #bloodyangola
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Part 2 | The Death Men | Apple Subscribers Early Release
In this episode we include 'The Deathmen" series and tell you unknown facts regarding Louisiana's executioners including "The hangman of New Orleans" Harry Meyer and Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola executioners Grady Jarrett and Sam Jones.
#Podcast #prison #crime #bloodyangola -
"C-Murder Killed My Brother" | George Thomas, No Limit & Corey Miller
George Thomas shares his family story of dealing with the tragic death of his brother Steve Thomas at the hands of rap star and No Limit Records recording artist Corey Miller also known as C-Murder, the brother of founder Master P.
George goes into detail with Woody Overton and Jim Chapman on Bloody Angola Podcast regarding the case itself, responds to calls from Kim Kardashian to "Free C-Murder" and the impact the case has had on his entire family.
Timestamps
02:15 Diverse Crime Stories
03:42 Personal Backgrounds and Music Influence
05:07 Upbringing in New Orleans
06:54 Temptation of Street Life
08:51 Military Influence
10:20 Life in Leavenworth
15:39 Shocking News of Brother's Murder
18:16 Involvement of C-Murder
20:48 Brother's Love for Rap Battles
22:13 Fond Memories of Brother
32:46 Concealed Information and Media Control
35:53 Emotions in Courtroom
35:56 Uncovering the Truth
38:32 The Wine Flowers Incident
39:31 The Emotional Testimony
40:09 Dealing with Threats
40:53 Unveiling the Industry
42:06 Facing Public Scrutiny
46:32 Reflections on Remorse
46:56 Remembering the Victim
52:39 Seeking Justice
54:15 Seeking the Truth
55:10 Respecting Intentions
56:30 Unexpected Apologies
59:07 Sharing the Story
59:57 Choosing Redemption
1:00:41 Making Life Choices
1:03:14 Making a Difference
1:03:55 Sharing Personal Journeys
1:05:22 Seeking Peace
1:08:45 Speaking Hard Truths
#kimkardashian #cmurder #nolimitrecords #stevethomas #rap #podcast #masterp #deathrow #bloodyangola
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"C-Murder Killed My Brother" | Apple Subscribers Early Release
George Thomas shares his family story of dealing with the tragic death of his brother Steve Thomas at the hands of rap star and No Limit Records recording artist Corey Miller also known as C-Murder.
George goes into detail with Woody Overton and Jim Chapman on Bloody Angola Podcast regarding the case itself, responds to calls from Kim Kardashian to "Free C-Murder" and the impact the case has had on his entire family.
Timestamps
02:15 Diverse Crime Stories
03:42 Personal Backgrounds and Music Influence
05:07 Upbringing in New Orleans
06:54 Temptation of Street Life
08:51 Military Influence
10:20 Life in Leavenworth
15:39 Shocking News of Brother's Murder
18:16 Involvement of C-Murder
20:48 Brother's Love for Rap Battles
22:13 Fond Memories of Brother
32:46 Concealed Information and Media Control
35:53 Emotions in Courtroom
35:56 Uncovering the Truth
38:32 The Wine Flowers Incident
39:31 The Emotional Testimony
40:09 Dealing with Threats
40:53 Unveiling the Industry
42:06 Facing Public Scrutiny
46:32 Reflections on Remorse
46:56 Remembering the Victim
52:39 Seeking Justice
54:15 Seeking the Truth
55:10 Respecting Intentions
56:30 Unexpected Apologies
59:07 Sharing the Story
59:57 Choosing Redemption
1:00:41 Making Life Choices
1:03:14 Making a Difference
1:03:55 Sharing Personal Journeys
1:05:22 Seeking Peace
1:08:45 Speaking Hard Truths
Customer Reviews
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I recently went to the Angola Rodeo and fell down the rabbit hole of Angola and its dark history. Something about Angola is so mysterious and intriguing… Driving through the gates put me on edge even though the drive past the gates to the arena is gorgeous. While walking around and being surrounded by unrestrained inmates in the arts and crafts section, I bought a few things. I had nothing but pleasant and respectful interactions with the inmates and decided to search their names from my craft tickets to see what they had done and how they ended up in Angola… All I can say is WOW. I read several court documents that described the crimes they had committed… I was within arms reach of many lifers w/o parole and purchased several items from them… The thought of them murdering people years prior was more of an afterthought than an initial perception. I am not sure what I was expecting their crimes to be, but I can tell you that if I had come into contact with them in any other setting outside of Angola, I would presume them to be normal individuals without a dark past. That drove me even further down the rabbit hole. I then came across this podcast through my search and have listened to an episode/watched the youtube version every chance I get since. On my way to and from work, on my daily walks with my dogs, and when I am cleaning my house I have it on. I am so happy to see that you guys are still producing more episodes and cannot wait to get further into it! 10/10 recommend for anyone considering it!
Great work!
You both are so incredibly interesting and informative. Thank you for bringing these difficult stories to light.
Love the podcast!
Would love to here more stories from DCI. I worked there for 10yrs.