Payton Moreland
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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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Das ist drei Monate nach dem Tod von Lynn. Ich weiß nicht, ob Jessie versucht hat, Sehnsüchte zu pflanzen, dass das jemandem passieren könnte, dass es einen mystischen Verbrecher gibt, der versucht hat, jemanden mit Augenbrauen zu töten. Zuerst Lynn, jetzt sie. Ich weiß nicht, ob sie eigentlich ins Krankenhaus ging. Es ist möglich, dass sie das ganze Ding gemacht hat, um Aufmerksamkeit zu bekommen.
Aber das Wichtigste ist, dass Jessie klar wusste, dass ingestierte Eindrücke jemanden töten könnten, bevor die Polizei ihr über den Toxikologie-Report erzählt hat. Und trotzdem hat sie die Polizei in der letzten Interview dumm gespielt, indem sie sagte, dass Lynn Eindrücke in ihren Augen immer verwendet hat.
Jessie weiß, dass sie sich in dieser Interview verletzt hat, weil sie nach einer anderen Nacht hinter den Bars rauskommt und zu Detektiven kommt und fragt, können wir wieder sprechen? This time she gives him a little bit more. She says, okay, Lynn, she used to mix eyedrops with her vodka sometimes. She says she'd actually known of at least three different times when Lynn did this, maybe more.
Makes you sleepy.
But Jesse tells him, I promise I never gave it to her. This was her decision. I had nothing to do with it. Cut to the next day. Jesse requests to be back in front of investigators again. And this time she's like, so Lynn, she actually used to drink it because it gave her a buzz, made her sleepy. She didn't think she was going to die from it. So now Jesse's saying, maybe Lynn wasn't suicidal.
Maybe this just helped her sleep better. And she hadn't done it just three times. Maybe she had been drinking it for at least the last two months of her life. So her Story is just like everywhere. She also tells them that on the day Lynn died, Jesse stopped over there in the morning and learned that Lynn had mixed six bottles of Visine with a bottle of water and told her she was drinking it.
Jesse says she spent 10 minutes that morning trying to talk her out of it, but when she realized she couldn't win the argument, she left. So now police are just completely speechless because the woman has been lying to them for the last several days. Why should they believe her now?
And number two, if your friend, someone you care about, like your own mother, someone you've been taking care of, is mixing eyedrops with water and chugging it, why would you just leave? Why wouldn't you call the police? Call an ambulance? No, instead she went to JCPenney's and opened up a credit card.
And let's say for a second she left because she didn't actually think Lynn was going to drink it, but then shows up and is truly surprised to find her friend dead later. Why wouldn't she tell the medics? Hey, when she called 911, hey, I think this is why. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. And it takes another two years for Jessie to finally go to trial. She doesn't get her day in court until October 2023.
This is five years after Lynn's death. But here's the thing. Trial starts. She's claiming she's innocent. Lynn took her own life. She had nothing to do with it. Here's what's wild. At her trial, there's someone else who speaks in her defense. A man named Gary Verden says he had been to Lynn's house twice in his life. The second time was about a year before she passed away.
And he claims the day he was there, he saw a bottle of Visine sitting out with Lynn's vodka and her cigarettes. He also said that on another occasion he was with Jesse's mom, Jennifer, when Jesse called. Jennifer put her on speaker so he could hear the entire conversation and he claimed Jesse was with Lynn. And Lynn was talking about how she was considering suicide that day.
So the thing about Gary is not only is his testimony circumstantial, like he's like, oh, I just saw it and heard it.
He's Jesse's mom's friend, not Lynn's friend. So he's definitely biased, but he's not the only one suggesting Jesse may be telling the truth. The defense calls another witness named Sarah Trump, who was treating Lynn for her back pain.
Back in 2017, Sarah said on the stand that nothing seemed to work for Lynn, that by the time 2018 rolled around, the pain was only getting worse, and suggested she might have been looking for other remedies. Even Lynn's former doctor, Lindsay Thomas, spoke out for the defense.
She pointed to the fact that Lynn had a long list of medical conditions, but also psychiatric disorders like depression, anxiety, insomnia. She also said that she thought Lynn's mystery condition was... but likely led to her death, not the poisoning. Something that was also mentioned by a forensic pathologist hired to take a second look at the autopsy report from the medical examiner.
They claimed that they believed a mix of drugs in Lynn's system along with the tetrahydrozoline and her condition was what caused her death. Just the eyedrops alone couldn't have done it.
Well, you have to keep in mind, all these people that are testifying are hired by the defense. So they came in to testify in support that's basically in support of the defense. I mean, whether they actually support it or not, they're supposedly telling the truth. Guys, I just, I can't with... I mean, okay, take out all this, like, who could it be? She was stealing money from her. Lots of money.
Opening up credit cards. She has a proven track record of doing this. And a ton of motive.
Well, the prosecution made a slam dunk statement that I think helped in this trial. They stated that if Lynn had died by suicide that day, then the timing of all of it happened perfectly for Jesse, because Jesse had just sucked the last drop out of Lynn's bank account.
And just when there was nothing else to steal from her, Lynn died, leaving her with all of her belongings to sell off and nothing to give the other person in the inheritance. Which sounds like a pretty serendipitous and completely unlikely scenario.
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