Payton Moreland
speaker
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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As we like to say, foreplay starts at the beginning of the day.
So, it's almost 11 p.m. Joe said he went to sleep that night with Mengshi by his side. But when he woke up the next morning, according to him, Mengshi was already gone. Now, even though Joe still hasn't heard from Mengshi by the afternoon, he doesn't sound the alarm bells. But Mengshi's parents do. They speak to their daughter every single day.
And the fact that they haven't heard from her by the evening of October 9th is worrisome. But they don't seem to call Joe. I mean, why would they? They don't have the best relationship with this guy. They're not even sure if he's at the house. So instead, they call one of Mengshi's friends who lives nearby and they ask them to go over to the house and check on her.
And apparently, when the friend gets there, Joe is like, yeah, I don't know what to tell you. She's not here. So crazy to me that there's literally just people out there like this. So, by the following day, October 10th, an entire... He hasn't seen her since the morning before. He lets the entire night go by. Joe finally does something about it. He doesn't call the police, though.
He doesn't call 911. He calls 311. This is the non-emergency line where he files a missing persons report. But it doesn't take long for police to show up at their house anyways, because if someone is missing, that actually is an emergency. And here's what Joe tells them. When he got up, he noticed that she had left behind her car keys, her cell phone and her wallet.
And perhaps the most alarming, she had left her one-year-old daughter, Anna, also at the house. Now, right then and there, that's raising red flags with police because why wouldn't you have called in her disappearance right away?
Sie ist nicht in ihrem Auto.
Sie werden auch nicht weggehen und ihre Wallet und alles zu Hause verlassen.
So they're like, okay, why didn't you call us right then and there when you woke up and she was gone, but everything was still home? They're like, was there some kind of fight? Is that why you weren't alarmed? And he's like, no, the last fight they had was a week ago and it really wasn't even a big deal. Aber Joe sagt, ich habe nicht angerufen, weil es eine Sache gibt, von der ich bescheuert bin.
Und das ist, dass er denkt, dass es einen anderen Mann in Mung Shis Leben gibt. Er zeigt den Polizisten Mung Shis Telefon und ihre Computer, zusammen mit Texten, die sie jemandem mit einer chinesischen Basis-Message-App gesendet hat, die die meisten sexuell explizit waren und eine Art emotionaler Beziehung entfordert haben. Now we have motive might have been going on between the two of them.
So he's like, this is why I'm not that worried, because she's probably just with him. Joe then shares with police that he and Munchie have separate bank accounts. So it would be kind of easy for her to take off, start a new life with someone else without him really being aware of it. So Joe is then brought down to the police station to put his statement on record.
He shows up without a lawyer and offers up pretty much the same details that he did back at the house. But he does add in a few new details, details that definitely raise some eyebrows around the station, like the situation that's a little weird, but maybe there's motive, just starts to get a little weirder.
For example, Joe says in the hours after his wife went missing, he wakes up, he notices his wife is missing. Okay. Okay. Okay, did you lock your doors to your house when you left? He says yes. Well, that tells them, okay, he obviously wasn't expecting his wife to come back home because she doesn't have her keys. So how would she have gotten in the house if he wasn't there?
Right. And I think that this is a major red flag when a wife goes missing and a husband is nonchalant. Well home and also saying, I mean, okay, Josh Powell did the same exact thing, right?
His wife goes missing and in the middle of the night he puts his kids in the car and goes for a camping trip where there's no service in the middle of nowhere all day long and then comes home and goes, oh yeah, I guess my wife is missing, but I was camping.
No one's gonna take that one for that. Well, I mean, Joe says he was going for a drive. But Josh had two little kids camping in a snowstorm. No, he was dumping the body.
Und ich denke einfach, warum? Ich meine, Joe ist wie zu ermitteln, dass er in berühmten Teilen von Missouri war, wo er einfach ein Körper verstecken konnte. Es ist nur ein sehr großer roter Flagg. Und das ganze Ganze wird einfach noch weirder, wenn später an dem Tag Joe zu einer Interview mit einem lokalen News Channel akzeptiert. Also wiederum, ein weiterer roter Flagg, den wir sehen.
among fathers who kill their wives and the mother of their children. So he goes before cameras to say he wants his wife returned home soon for the sake of their one-year-old daughter. He also implies on air that she very well may have run off with another man and that he quote, Yeah, I just hope that she's safe.
So it's just like not the way you would expect a husband to talk about a missing wife. To like air the dirty laundry, to imply that maybe the person she ran off with might kill her.
Yeah, like if he found the messages that night.
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