262. The Murder of Michele Neurauter
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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 I'm Garrett Moreland.
And he's the husband.
I'm the husband.
So I was reading this statistic the other day that if you are in the percentage that listen to Murder With My Husband, you're statistically more good looking than the rest of the world.
Where'd you read that?
Online.
I agree with him.
Oh, it's not like agreeable or non, it's a statistic.
Oh, it's like a fact? Yeah. Okay.
Yeah. Do you have your 10 seconds?
I ate really healthy for like a month and then last week I just haven't been eating the best and I don't know. I went to put my shorts on this morning and they were really tight. I don't think it's because of that. I just, yeah, that's about it. I don't really have anything.
Give us something.
That's just kind of what's been going on in my life. My shirts are kind of tight right now.
You're playing pickleball this weekend?
Oh yeah, I'm playing pickleball this weekend. I've been getting some heartburn. That's basically my life, guys. Some heartburn, playing pickleball, working. That's all. I don't have anything new. My hair is growing. Getting there. For anyone on YouTube who wants to see. The front's still not growing a lot yet, but we'll take some time. We'll get there. Peyton and I are driving to St. George right after we record this. We'll be there for a few days, and that's why we're going, because I'm playing pickleball there. But mainly because we just wanted to see sunshine for a couple days. Sorry, that's all I got. I know that probably sounds really boring this week.
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.
So if you're ever bored of my 10 seconds, press that baby a couple of times. You don't have to hear me until I'm talking about true crime.
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?
It depends. It's got to be a lot more context than that. You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, the correct answer is just no.
Like eat.
Eat?
No, I'm just, okay, for those who don't know, that UFC fighter that just got sentenced to prison, for example.
Oh, okay.
But he chased down and shot someone who supposedly, I guess, had dick or molested his daughter. Do you blame him? You know what I'm saying? Also, the guy didn't die and he's still got five years. There's like a huge thing going on right now about like, free him.
Well, I mean, you can't shoot someone.
You can't shoot someone, but also.
You can't molest someone either.
Like, I don't know. Look, there's consequences to your actions. On both sides. On both sides.
But the guy knew that. The dad knew that.
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