Payton Moreland

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Murder With My Husband · 257. The Blue Eyed Butcher - The Murder of Jeff Wright · 24 Feb 2025 podcast
You're listening to an Ono Media Podcast. Hey everyone and welcome back to the podcast. This is Murder With My Husband. I'm Peyton Moreland.
And he's the husband.
Again, if you are on YouTube right now, you will notice that we are definitely in a different set. If you're on audio, maybe we sound different, maybe not. There's no pop filter on this one, so I hope I'm not popping peas the whole time.
But Garrett's probably going to use why we're... I had a different set for his 10 seconds. But before we jump into that, I actually dropped new Into the Dark merch, which is my solo show, if you didn't know. And I'm pretty sure there's a few left over. So if you were listening and missed it, go over to Into the Dark. The links are everywhere and snag the little last bit of that merch.
But yeah, I don't want to bore everyone with this. So let's jump into your 10 seconds.
I actually posted a picture of his eyes super swollen.
Ich würde sagen, dass ich viele Haartransplantationen verfolgt habe, wie Gernys, als Garrett seine Haartransplantation gemacht hat.
Ja, nein, es sieht gut aus. Ich würde sagen, deiner sieht besser aus.
Our sources for this episode are abc13.com, oxygen.com, caselaw.com, yahoo.com, clicktohouston.com, kiro7.com, abc7news.com, texasmonthly.com, cbsnews.com, cron.com, abcnews.go.com and hubpages.com. A lot of sources. Okay, so... No matter how big or small a case, how violent or discreet it all may have been, in the end, the entire investigation typically amounts to one big finale.
And that is the courtroom hearing. A trial is supposed to be the most critical part in the justice system machine. But at the same time, It's theater, right? And you hear Garrett talk about this all the time and how annoying it is. A good performance by either the accused, a witness, an expert, or more importantly, the counsel, can make or break a juror's opinion of the case.
Was hat ihr Arbeiter überzeugt? Welche Geschichte war stärker, die der Verwaltung oder die Verteidigung? Das sind alles Dinge, die die Juristin in Erinnerung stellen muss, wenn sie manchmal das Leben eines Menschen wählt. Aber das Problem mit Verwaltungstheatrischen ist, dass sie nicht immer eine akkurete Interpretation der Wahrheit sind. Sie sind ein bester Wunsch.
Und manchmal braucht es nur ein Oscar-wertiges Reinkommen, um einen Jury zu überzeugen, ob er schuldig ist oder nicht.
Und du hast gesagt... Du hast gesagt, wenn ich zu einem Trial gehen würde, würde ich einen Juden-only-Trial wählen oder würde ich ihn zu einem Jury lassen?
Und ich habe gesagt, dass es auf den Verbrechen abhängt. Ja. Weil, und das ist wirklich der Grund, warum ich das sage, weil das genau das ist, worüber ich rede. Du kannst einen Gericht viel einfacher manipulieren, als du einen Gericht manipulieren kannst.
Du musst auf deine dummen Feinden verlangen. Ja. Nicht deinen sehr klugen Gericht, der das täglich macht. Also, heute gehen wir nach Houston, Texas. Where Susan Weisch is born on April 24th, 1976. Susan and her two siblings were brought up in an upper middle class household. Their mother was the textbook definition of a homemaker.
She watched the kids every day, made everyone freshly cooked meals and tended to the home while Susan's father would head off to work each morning. Susan's father was a mechanical engineer by day and then a husband with a temper by night. When he wasn't laying a hand on Susan's mother, he was taking his rage out on his three children.
As you can imagine, Susan and her siblings sort of had to learn how to walk on eggshells around him, as they put it. When he got mad, they learned to scatter and hide. But for Susan... Okay. Okay. Still, every day when Susan and her siblings left the house, they put on their smiles and went about their business, pretending that nothing was abnormal at their home.
And of course, the weight of it all did end up taking a toll on Susan's grades. But as you probably know where this is going, the relationship with her father and how he acted at home most affected the way she sought attention from other guys. So Susan said she craved male attention and was willing to do whatever it took to get and maintain it.
So when a boyfriend of hers made some snide remarks about her looks, instead of breaking up with him, Susan dropped 19 pounds to try and please him. Und dann während ihrer Seniorjahre in der Hochschule bemerkte sie, dass sie eigentlich Geld so machen könnte, indem sie die Aufmerksamkeit von Männern sucht, besonders weil sie es mag.
Und so ist es, als sie tatsächlich einen Job als Tänzer bekommen hat.
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