Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings · Envision Podcast Productions

Crime Wire Weekly 1/30/26 | Applebee's Quickie, Scamming the Self Checkout , Good Samaritan Stops Bus Stop Attack (Preview)

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A passerby used a toolbox to stop a knife attack on a 13-year-old at a Florida bus stop.

1. Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings frames Crime Wire Weekly 1/30/26 around arrests, assaults, and fraud cases from Louisiana, Utah, West Virginia, Missouri, Maryland, and Florida. 2. Jim Chapman and Kellie Jennings host the weekly roundup, and their job here is to walk through headlines while adding reaction to police reports, court records, and local details. 3. The episode asks what happened across several crime stories this week and why each case raised public safety or legal questions. 4. In Wilson, Louisiana, East Feliciana Parish deputies responded around 3 a.m. to a stabbing call involving Tyrone LaMarcus Kilbourne Jr., a 39-year-old off-duty assistant chief. 5. Authorities said Tamika Rochelle Armstead, of Slaughter, Louisiana, was arrested in connection with the attack and charged with battery of a dating partner and aggravated assault of a dating partner. 6. Sheriff Jeff Travis said the stabbing appeared to be domestic and targeted, not connected to Kilbourne’s police duties. 7. The hosts note that Wilson has a population of about 400, which makes the relationship angle and the small-town context part of the story’s impact. 8. In Utah, Alicia Ann Seymour was arrested in Dubrovnik, Croatia, on January 26, 2026, after four children were located in a state-run orphanage. 9. The children are Landon Howe Seymour, 11, Levi Parker Seymour, 8, Hazel Ray Seymour, 7, and Jacob Kurt Brady, 3. 10. The transcript says Seymour allegedly left the United States on a one-way flight to Europe on November 29, 2025, after a court-approved holiday visit and custody arrangement. 11. Investigators reportedly found a handwritten to-do list at Seymour’s residence with instructions like shredding paperwork, destroying identifying photos, discarding her phone, and buying a prepaid one. 12. A note allegedly containing a message from God said she would be in Italy by Christmas, and a former boyfriend told local media she believed in end-times prophecy. 13. The hosts compare the case to Lori Daybell and the eight passengers case while emphasizing that the children were found alive in Croatia. 14. The transcript also says the Croatian Institute for Social Work is reviewing the case and that U.S. authorities, including the FBI and the U.S. Embassy in Croatia, are involved. 15. In Ripley, West Virginia, Morgan Morrow, a 39-year-old librarian, was arrested for allegedly using TikTok and Instagram to recruit someone to assassinate President Donald Trump. 16. The quote repeated in the segment asks whether a sniper with a terminal illness is a big ask out of 343 million people, and the Jackson County Sheriff's Office treated the post as a direct solicitation. 17. The show’s tone stays fast-moving and reactive, with the hosts reading case details, quoting officials, and commenting on the behavior behind each arrest. 18. The format is a news-style crime roundup with back-and-forth banter, digressions about cold weather and personal anecdotes, and short bursts of commentary after each story. 19. Listeners who follow true-crime headlines, police response, and court developments will likely want this episode. 20. Listeners wanting only one deep-dive case or no tabloid-style crime roundup may skip it.

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