Payton Moreland
speaker
3,581 appearances
30 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Payton Moreland’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Don't come at me. I love animals and it's okay that I love animals.
Es fühlt sich so an, wie wir schon ein paar Mal gesprochen haben, wie manchmal, vielleicht ist es hier, vielleicht ist es auf Twitch, ich weiß es nicht, wirklich reiche Leute werden so reich, dass sie sich bewegen, sodass sie etwas tun müssen, was die üblichen Menschen nicht tun können.
Das ist ein Hobby, das nicht jeder hat.
Ja, die reichen Menschen würden Menschen töten.
Yeah, they always have to do the next big thing. This is kind of what that feels like to me. All right, rant over. So that September, the couple left the States, partly in celebration of their 34 years together. Zambia was a place they had many great memories together. And after some years of having grown apart together,
They figured this would be a great trip to kind of focus on their marriage and rekindle their flame. So after flying 20 hours from Arizona to Zambia, the Rudolphs were ready for two weeks of R&R, or as they define it, hunting beautiful animals. So they make their way to Kafua National Park, which has a designated area where big game hunting is actually permitted. It's not illegal.
Oh, okay.
There they also meet up with their longtime friend and hunting guide, Mark Swanepel, and a local game scout named Spencer Kokoma. Now, for what seems like the entire trip, things are pretty awesome between Larry and Bianca. Their guides say they're affectionate towards one another. There's no fighting or bickering. They're just having fun. Everyone's in high spirits.
But by the end of their two weeks there, Bianca is disappointed because she hasn't been able to track or kill the one animal she came there for. And that was the leopard. Still, she chalks the trip up to a win because she had managed to kill a zebra, a warthog, and a hippo.
Zebras ain't doing anything. It's not natural.
I'm sorry, you guys, if you can't tell, Garen and I are just very pro-animals.
Yes, but I mean.
I just don't think hunting should be for sport. And I know that's going to come off like a very hot take. I don't care what you do. I'm not telling you you're a bad person.
I'm saying that in my brain, in my human experience, I would never hunt for sport.
So, by now her guides even say that she's really perfected her shot. She knows how to handle a gun better than most hunters. Plus, Bianca is excited to get back home because they actually have a nephew's wedding to attend in the next few days. So, on the morning of October 11th, the Rudolfs are getting ready to say goodbye to their guides and leave their camp until their next trip to Zambia.
Larry wächst auf, er geht zum Schlafen, als Bianca ihre Sachen packt, insbesondere ihre Waffen, ihre Waffen, wenn plötzlich ein einziger Schuss von ihrem Kabinett gehört wird. Okay, hier gehen wir. Jetzt, Spencer Kokoma, ihr lokaler Gamescout, hört die Waffe aus und fährt sofort Richtung Rudolfs Kabinett, um sicherzustellen, dass alles gut ist und sie sicher sind.
When he gets there, he sees 56-year-old Bianca lying at the foot of the bathroom in a pool of her own blood. In the center of her chest is a gunshot wound. And Bianca's pulse has already stopped beating by the time Spencer gets there. Okay. And towering over Bianca's body is Larry, her husband. He's hysterical, frantic, inconsolable.
And he's saying over and over and over again, she committed suicide, my wife committed suicide, what am I going to tell the children? As Spencer takes in the scene that he walks into, he sees Bianca's shotgun. It's partially zipped up in its case, but there's a hole in one end which says the gun actually went off while in its case.
So Spencer and the other guides call the local police and when they get there, Larry says something a little different to them than what he was saying when Spencer first arrived to the crime scene. He's not mentioning suicide anymore. Now he's saying his wife must have actually been packing up her shotgun, didn't realize it was loaded and accidentally fired it through her chest.
Which, I mean, if you're thinking about this, if you have a long gun case and you're putting a gun in, you might actually bend over it to zip it up upright.
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