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

Crime Wire Weekly 2/6/26 | Guthrie Home Invasion, Speed-Traps & Love Triangles

·1 hr 26 min·5 clips

Six people were arrested after shots wounded five people, including a six-year-old girl, at a Louisiana Mardi Gras parade.

1. Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings covers Crime Wire Weekly 2/6/26, a roundup of Florida, Louisiana, Arizona, Ohio, and California crime headlines. 2. Jim Chapman hosts with Kelly Jennings, and their back-and-forth matters because they trade off details, reactions, and case context. 3. The episode exists to move quickly across multiple breaking stories and decide which cases are developing fastest. 4. Sha'Carri Richardson is discussed first after Florida deputies said she was driving 104 miles per hour in Orange County. 5. The hosts say the stop involved tailgating, lane changes, passing cars, and Florida's newer super speeder law. 6. Body-cam audio is played, and Richardson repeatedly says she did not want to go to jail. 7. The Louisiana segment turns to the Mardi Gras in the country parade in Clinton on January 31, 2026. 8. Sheriff Jeff Travis says five people were wounded, including a six-year-old girl who needed surgery and was listed in critical condition. 9. The episode names Noah Basquin, Philip Williams, Malik Liggins, Jacent Scott, Cameron Barfield, and Detraylan White as the arrested suspects. 10. The hosts say the investigation may involve rival gangs and that more arrests remain possible. 11. The Ohio update returns to the Tepe double murder case and the autopsy findings for Spencer Tepe and Monique Tepe. 12. Spencer Tepe's report lists seven gunshot wounds, while Monique Tepe's report lists nine gunshot wounds. 13. The hosts focus on the number of shots, the upper-body injuries, and the possibility of defensive wounds. 14. A past December encounter during the Big Ten championship game is described as a key detail that changed the way they read the case. 15. The Tucson case centers on Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie's mother, and the reported signs that she was taken against her will. 16. The hosts discuss the reported ransom note, the Bitcoin demand, the home cameras, and the question of whether the case is targeted or random. 17. The segment stays conversational and reactive, with Jim Chapman and Kelly Jennings interrupting each other to process new details. 18. The tone shifts from clipped news-read pacing to argument-heavy speculation when the Guthrie case is discussed. 19. People who follow fast-moving true-crime news and headline updates. 20. People wanting one long, single-case deep dive only.

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A brisk crime roundup with blunt judgment, conversational Southern texture, and little interest in polish.

CrimeWire Weekly stays close to local crime and the uglier side of ordinary behavior. Kelly Jennings and Jim Chapman move from a home invasion to traffic trouble to relationship mess, then land on the harder case of a man who pulled health-care providers into a diaper fetish and…

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A heated Crime Wire Weekly segment about a diaper-fetish human trafficking case, with the hosts furious about a 2020 guilty plea, probation, and a 2021 arrest.

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