Payton Moreland
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3,581 appearances
30 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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I'm not even sure that Jim was aware that Jesse was Lynn's caretaker and was living with her.
Right, considering how close they are. And three, Jim says in the times he spoke to Lynn before her death, she might not have been feeling well, but she never gave any indication to him of taking her own life. And it's not just Jim who's saying this.
So police say, hey, Jesse, who was really close with her, said this, and everyone else, Lynn's friend, Anthony Poza, hears the news, and he's like, this is shocking. He says he saw Lynn about a month before she passed away, and Er sagte, dass sie sich verbessert fühlte, dass ihre Krankheiten verschwunden waren. Sie sah besser aus. Sie fühlte sich besser.
Sie begann, wieder aus dem Haus zu gehen und zu leben. Aber für jetzt sind Lynns Freunde gezwungen, diese Unklarheit zu akzeptieren. Auch fünf Monate später, als sie noch auf den Mediziner warten, um Lynns Tod zu beurteilen. Ja. Das ist vielleicht der Grund, weshalb Jesse im Februar 2019 zur Polizistation geht.
Sie zeigt sich auf die Polizistation und sagt, dass sie einen Update auf den Fall meines Freundes Lynn suchen will. Sie sagt, dass sie derjenige ist, der sie gefunden hat. Ich war sehr nahe zu ihr. Ich möchte einmal und für alle wissen, ob ihre Todesursache ein Verurteilung ist oder ob es eine medizinische ist. Jetzt sagen sie ihr, wir haben noch nicht das letzte Regeln bekommen.
Aber sie bekommen auch Jesse, um ihnen ein bisschen mehr zu erzählen, wie es mit Lynn war, bevor sie gestorben ist. Also, weil sie kommt, nehmen sie die Chance, mit ihr zu sprechen.
So when they start talking to Jesse this second time around, Jesse mentions that Lynn had been pushing a lot of people away in the weeks before she died and that Jesse was really the only one that she still kept around. She said that when people called, Lynn was refusing to answer and was having Jesse take messages for them. She just basically tells police, listen, Lynn was in a really dark place.
But when police spoke with Jim, remember he said that wasn't the case. He called the house a few weeks before Lynn died and Jesse did answer, but she was rude and curt to Jim. She told him never call the number again and not to worry about Lynn. Then she practically hung up on him. So now you kind of know why Jim is not so sure about Jesse.
Jim then said Lynn called him from the hospital a few days later and actually made plans to see him when she got discharged. So something's not adding up here. But that wasn't the only thing that the math wasn't mathing on. Apparently, Anthony Poza, Lynn's other friend, who was practically like a nephew to him, was a beneficiary in her will. In fact...
He and Jessie were the only two listed there. Again, it's kind of like this is her built-in daughter, her built-in nephew.
She's leaving it to her friends' kids, who she was very close with. But Jessie was named the personal representative, which in the state of Wisconsin pretty much means that she's the executor. So in the months after Lynn died, Anthony checked in with Jessie a few times, seeing if she needed any help in handling Lynn's affairs.
And surprisingly, Jessie said yes, but she sent Anthony a bunch of credit card bills that were unpaid. Oh. Holy crap. And only some of it was used to buy things for Lynn. A new car, a little bit of jewelry. Anthony was actually shocked to find that most of that money had been wired to Jesse. So as this is starting to unravel, the chief medical examiner is finalizing his report on Lynn.
And you're never going to believe what they find in there. They do discover about eight different prescriptions in Lynn's blood at the time. Some had been prescribed by her doctors, but a few of them, her doctors, had supposedly taken her off a long time before she died. Though it's possible Lynn, who was desperate to feel better, wanted to finish out the medication, so it's not totally alarming.
It's also not alarming to the medical examiner because they were all at therapeutic levels. There was nothing far over the prescribed dosages. None of those prescriptions were found in her toxicology report. Put me on CSI, man. Das bedeutet, dass sie wahrscheinlich geplant wurden und jemand versucht hat, es zu sehen, als wäre es ein Suizid oder eine Überdose.
Richtig?
Vor allem, weil das eine, was in ihrem System war, etwas war, was niemand ingesten sollte. Es heißt... Blech. Schön. Tetrahydrozoline.
Es ist der Hauptingredient in Eyedrops.
Aber ich möchte es klar machen. Das ist nicht nur wie Tracemounts in ihrem Blut. Das war nicht etwas, was sie mit Eyedrops in ihrem Auge bekommen hat.
The Toxicology Report finds so much that they feel confident Lynn ingested eye drop medication orally and tetrahydrozoline can be very lethal if you have enough of it. Here's the problem though. They're like, okay, we think this is actually what killed her. It wasn't any of those drugs. Okay. But that doesn't totally rule out the idea of suicide.
I mean, a toxicology report can't tell you whether someone drank eyedrops willingly or not. Only that there was a scary amount in her that caused her death.
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