Payton Moreland
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Remember, Mike had a lot of really interesting facts about himself that he shared with people. That his brother-in-law was country singer Jason Aldean, that he was adopted by the Reagans, and that he played minor league baseball, that he had a penthouse in Fort Lauderdale, he had a Porsche that he only drove on the weekends. Mike.
Eigentlich wäre dieser Job einer der einzigen echten Dinge in Mikes Leben gewesen. Nun, das und seine wirklich präzise akademische Karriere, weil es scheint, dass Mike wirklich einen Master und einen Gesetzesberuf bekommen hat. Aber wenn es um seine soziale Leben und viele andere persönliche Details ging, sahen sie alle nur eine Lüge aus.
The prosecution was ready to tell the jury this so they knew they could not trust Mike. So Mike Jones' trial began in October of 2019 and the prosecution painted a solid picture of what they're pretty sure happened that night. They think Mike, who had always tried to control the narrative and control his sexual partners, snapped after Diana told him she no longer wanted to be with him.
They think she called it off later that night when they got back to his place and Mike refused to accept it, including the part where she told him she had plans to move out west to California. Mike's defense team argued, there was so much more to the story and that the jury should have a little bit of sympathy for him because of two very traumatic things that had happened to Mike.
Prior abuse and a traumatic brain injury. This is where the defense comes in. Mike's defense claimed that Mike himself was a victim of abuse growing up and that it had even pushed him into doing the same. Mike's uncle, Teddy Jones, even took the stand to support this. So Teddy says he remembers there's an incident when Mike was in his early 20s.
Teddy arrives at the house to find Michael's father holding him up against a wall by his throat. Teddy screamed at Mike's father to let him go and eventually took Mike home with him because he was scared for his nephew's life. Now, I know hurt people hurt people. Is that an excuse for murder? Never. No. But the defense said that prior abuse wasn't the only factor.
Michael was an avid motocross rider and sustained so many injuries over the years that he suffered from CTE.
Aber hier ist die Sache, es gibt keine medizinischen Rekorde, die jemals als Beweise dargestellt wurden, dass Michael wieder Kopfschmerzen hatte, dass er mit ihnen diagnostiziert wurde, aber die Verwaltung hatte einen exzellenten Rebuttal für all das.
Wenn der Plan war, zu argumentieren, dass Michael Jones eine Art kognitiver Schwierigkeit hatte, die ihn mit seiner Freundin in das Leben genommen hat, dann hätte diese gleiche kognitiven Schwierigkeiten es für ihn schwierig gemacht, seinen Job zu machen, um all diese Erlebnisse zu bekommen, die er erhielt, durch einen so großartigen Job.
so they tell the jury this is just another elaborate lie like this is not even real he was trying to fool the jury using the same tactics he had used to fool his friends his colleagues and his girlfriends they shouldn't fall for it turns out they didn't After deliberating for only 45 minutes, the jury was back with a verdict. Michael Jones was guilty of first degree murder, meaning premeditation.
And with that, the jury also had the option of recommending the death penalty. However, they chose to show Mike some mercy. He got a life sentence instead. Diana's mother, Lena, had a lot to say about Michaels punishment, though, and she put it in words that I think any mother or loved one could relate to. Oh, wow. Oh, wow.
Before I wrap this up, I want you to know, if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. And that is the case of Diana Duve.
Und du kannst es rausnehmen, aber du kannst es nicht rausnehmen auf Skathe. Oh, nein, nein, nein. Sprich über den emotionalen, mentalen Trauma. Und du könntest auch physischen Trauma haben. Ich meine, es ist einfach, es ist eine Sache, die immer mehr passiert. Es ist einfach verrückt. Ich denke,
Es ist einfach eine Linie, die du drücken musst, die du nicht überschreiten wirst.
This is my biggest argument of why we should teach kids from a young age that physical harm is not the option, which is, in my opinion, why we shouldn't spank children. Because those children can't grow up and then spank people. You're teaching them that this is how you punish people. You're teaching them that physical violence is a punishment.
Aber wenn du ein Alter bist, kannst du jemanden nicht physisch verurteilen. Es ist literally illegal. Und so ist es so, dass irgendein typischer physischer Gewalt einfach nicht akzeptabel ist. Ja. Okay, ihr Leute, das ist unser Fall für heute. Und wir sehen uns nächstes Mal mit einem anderen. Ich liebe es.
Tschüss.
You're listening to an Ono Media Podcast. Hey everyone, welcome back to the podcast. This is Murder With My Husband. I'm Peyton Moreland.
And he's the husband.
Well, I'm looking out the window right now and it's snowing.
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