Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings
Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 47 min · 57 segments
Kentucky’s $167 million Powerball winner is back in cuffs for the fifth time since the jackpot. In Lake Charles, a caretaker is accused of pouring bleach into a handicapped man’s water bottle and…
Let's get into Crime Wire Weekly for today, and we're gonna start off with our favorite Powerball winner that has been, uh, arrested yet again.
A $2 ticket, a gas station, mama gets her debt paid, right? Mother's Day comes early for that lady, but James Farthing bought that version in April of 2025.
When he originally won, uh, his jackpot was $167.3 million, y'all, the biggest Powerball prize that state had ever paid out.
That was $77.3 million, and he said he was splitting it with his mother, Linda Grizzle.
Sounds like, uh, you know, from here on out it's gonna be easy breezy for this guy.
He told a local news station he had caused her a lot of stress in the past because this guy had a record.
And he's like, "Man, I'm gonna give half this to my mama, and we're not gonna have to worry about it no more." Well, 17 months later, deputies in that same town are knocking on a car window at 4:00 in the morning trying to wake this guy up, and this would turn into arrest number five since he's gotten that big jackpot.
Shortly before 3:00 AM on September 20th, somebody in George- in the Georgetown area called in a white Ford Mustang with a temporary tag sitting at an intersection.
He's asleep in the passenger seat, and they had to bang on the glass more than once before he came to.
Let's get into Crime Wire Weekly for today, and we're gonna start off with our favorite Powerball winner that has been, uh, arrested yet again.
A $2 ticket, a gas station, mama gets her debt paid, right? Mother's Day comes early for that lady, but James Farthing bought that version in April of 2025.
When he originally won, uh, his jackpot was $167.3 million, y'all, the biggest Powerball prize that state had ever paid out.
That was $77.3 million, and he said he was splitting it with his mother, Linda Grizzle.
Sounds like, uh, you know, from here on out it's gonna be easy breezy for this guy.
He told a local news station he had caused her a lot of stress in the past because this guy had a record.
And he's like, "Man, I'm gonna give half this to my mama, and we're not gonna have to worry about it no more." Well, 17 months later, deputies in that same town are knocking on a car window at 4:00 in the morning trying to wake this guy up, and this would turn into arrest number five since he's gotten that big jackpot.
Shortly before 3:00 AM on September 20th, somebody in George- in the Georgetown area called in a white Ford Mustang with a temporary tag sitting at an intersection.
He's asleep in the passenger seat, and they had to bang on the glass more than once before he came to.
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