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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You're playing pickleball this weekend?
It's okay. Some people are really frustrated that you don't know what 10 seconds is. So this one, that one was, this one's for you guys.
30, 30, 30.
You know what you guys, we love you. Thank you. For liking Garrett's 10 seconds or not liking Garrett's 10 seconds, whether you're here for the true crime or just for the whole show, we love you guys. We are so grateful that you're listening. And I think I'm just gonna get right into the episode.
Our sources for this episode are allthatsinteresting.com, stargazette.com, cbsnews.com, theleader.com, people.com, nbcnewyork.com, spectrum, localnews.com, oxygen.com, mytwintears.com, and Dateline. Okay, so while most of us probably won't admit it out loud,
we all have one parent we are or maybe were closer to than the other except me on dad i love you equal you're both my favorite parent just like i'm your favorite child You might be a daddy's little girl or a mama's boy, but either way, that bond that you have with that parent is like nothing else in the world. A lot of us would go to the ends of the earth for our parents.
We would do whatever we need to impress them, make them proud, make them feel loved and appreciated. But today I want you to ask yourself, what would you do if your parent asked you to help them with the unthinkable? Would you risk their relationship and rat them out if you knew that what they wanted was wrong? Or would you help them in their time of desperation?
Even if it meant risking your own future, what would you do?
Yeah, the correct answer is just no.
Eat?
Oh, okay.
Well, I mean, you can't shoot someone.
You can't molest someone either.
But the guy knew that. The dad knew that.
I'm speaking as someone who doesn't have a kid because I'm pretty sure if I had a kid, I don't know how parents do it.
Because like genuinely.
Okay. so we are in the year 2017. i always when it's like 2017 16 18 i i always want to be like so recently but it's actually no it's not recently okay but 2017 in upstate new york it is the charming little city of corning and that's where michelle knight rider and her ex-husband lloyd had chosen to raise their family. So Lloyd and Michelle were originally high school sweethearts.
They met back in 1989 when Michelle was turning 18 and Lloyd was 16. So after they both graduated high school, they tied the knot two years later in 1991. Still, they both went to college, but fresh out of those years, Michelle got pregnant with the couple's first daughter. Then they had another little girl two years later. And then another girl about five years after that.
So now having to support a family of five, Lloyd found work at the glass company the town was named for, Corning Glass, as an engineer. And meanwhile, Michelle worked as an English professor at a nearby college. This was at least in the earlier years because eventually Michelle did quit her job to be a stay-at-home mom to their three little girls.
Still, despite being the primary breadwinner, Lloyd seemed to be pretty present in his daughter's lives. Apparently, he was often seen dropping the girls off at their dance classes in the evening, and many of the mothers found it sweet how good he was with their kids. But inside the Nyrider home, things weren't exactly perfect.
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