Payton Moreland

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She pleads guilty to her crimes and second-degree manslaughter.
She's given only one to three years behind bars. Okay. But that also means she'll be the star witness in Lloyd's trial, only it doesn't get that far. Soon, Lloyd's defense team learns there's not just circumstantial evidence against him. It's not just his word versus his daughter's. There's actually DNA to prove he was at the scene of the crime that night.
Forensics had processed some of Michelle's clothing after her death. And when the district attorney's office had them re-examined by the state police, they found Lloyd's DNA on the pajamas Michelle was wearing that night. So just two weeks before Lloyd is set to go to trial, the DA goes to Lloyd and says, look, we now have physical evidence. Do you want to plead guilty?
And the 48-year-old Lloyd shockingly says, yeah, I'll accept the plea deal, which was 25 years to life with the possibility of parole if he's lucky. Only it doesn't go that way. He accepts the plea and the judge still gives him life without the possibility of parole.
i mean a judge can override yeah i mean he killed someone so i don't i don't feel bad however on january 16 2020 the 22 year old carrie was released from prison after serving less than two years of her sentence her father remains behind bars in elmira correctional facility in elmira new york now whether or not the two have had contact in the time since their imprisonment i can't say for sure but i do know this
Michelle's mother, Carrie's grandmother, Jean, knows that Lloyd was really the one to blame. So the grandmother says he had spent so much time brainwashing Michelle's children. He weaponized his own daughter against his wife.
And Jean told 48 Hours that despite everything Lloyd said, she felt her job was now to reverse the narrative, to let Michelle's daughters know how much Michelle had loved them and that all she ever wanted was for her girls to be happy. And that is the case of Michelle Nyrider.
I do credit your parents for...
I think, like, the dynamic between a father and daughter, not only, like, planning the murder of the mother, but executing it.
That's pretty, like, that's intense.
You know? All right, you guys, that is our case for this week. And we will see you next time with another one. I love it.
Goodbye.
Hey everyone, welcome back to the podcast. This is Murder With My Husband. I'm Peyton Moreland.
And he's the husband.
And just remember before you're like, he hates this. He hates it. Remember?
He's a full-blown hater. He still hates true crime and genuinely does not enjoy listening to these cases.
Well, we drove.
I'm honestly not quite sure how we're alive right now.
Our sources for this episode are forward.com, cnn.com, thedp.com, patch.com, abcnewsgo.com, nbclosangeles.com, 6abc.com, yahoo.com, blazeburnstein.org and cbsnews.com. You guys, hate is a very dangerous weapon, but it doesn't come from nowhere, right? Oftentimes on this show we see hate stem from things like jealousy, resentment, abuse, money, revenge,
But sometimes hate is planted like a seed by other people, grown and watered with things like indoctrination, brainwashing, being told that your way of life is superior to all the rest. And anyone who doesn't think like you, look like you or act like you is not worthy of a happy life or, in extreme cases, a life at all. And that might be the most dangerous kind of hate that there is.
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