Payton Moreland

Das ist in Ordnung mit dem, was sie auf dem Rest ihres Körpers gefunden haben. Es gibt überall Schmerzen. Und das ist eigentlich etwas, das ich nicht wusste. Aber ich habe es am anderen Tag gelernt und es ist eigentlich etwas, das man in Kindern oder älteren Menschen suchen kann, um zu sehen, ob es die Möglichkeit gibt, dass sie in der Behandlung von jemand anderem verabschiedet werden. Okay.

Das ist in Ordnung mit dem, was sie auf dem Rest ihres Körpers gefunden haben. Es gibt überall Schmerzen. Und das ist eigentlich etwas, das ich nicht wusste. Aber ich habe es am anderen Tag gelernt und es ist eigentlich etwas, das man in Kindern oder älteren Menschen suchen kann, um zu sehen, ob es die Möglichkeit gibt, dass sie in der Behandlung von jemand anderem verabschiedet werden. Okay.

Wenn jemand in den Kopf geschossen wird, Oftmals wird ein Symptom von dem in ihren Ohren gebrüht.

Wenn jemand in den Kopf geschossen wird, Oftmals wird ein Symptom von dem in ihren Ohren gebrüht.

Wenn jemand in den Kopf geschossen wird, Oftmals wird ein Symptom von dem in ihren Ohren gebrüht.

Und das bedeutet nicht, dass sie auf ihrem eigenen Kopf gebrüht werden. Aber wenn du auf ihre Ohren schaust und es gibt Brühe in oder um ihre Ohren, ist das ein Zeichen von Kopftrauma. Und das hat sich tatsächlich mehrere Male benutzt, um zu beweisen, dass Menschen verabschiedet werden, was eigentlich...

Und das bedeutet nicht, dass sie auf ihrem eigenen Kopf gebrüht werden. Aber wenn du auf ihre Ohren schaust und es gibt Brühe in oder um ihre Ohren, ist das ein Zeichen von Kopftrauma. Und das hat sich tatsächlich mehrere Male benutzt, um zu beweisen, dass Menschen verabschiedet werden, was eigentlich...

Und das bedeutet nicht, dass sie auf ihrem eigenen Kopf gebrüht werden. Aber wenn du auf ihre Ohren schaust und es gibt Brühe in oder um ihre Ohren, ist das ein Zeichen von Kopftrauma. Und das hat sich tatsächlich mehrere Male benutzt, um zu beweisen, dass Menschen verabschiedet werden, was eigentlich...

gross and i'm not even going to go there that this is something they look for in children but this is what's happening with kaylee at this point there is bruising in her ears and this is slightly graphic but i do think it's important to understand the severity of these injuries because it's definitely not an overdose and this is a huge part of the case

gross and i'm not even going to go there that this is something they look for in children but this is what's happening with kaylee at this point there is bruising in her ears and this is slightly graphic but i do think it's important to understand the severity of these injuries because it's definitely not an overdose and this is a huge part of the case

gross and i'm not even going to go there that this is something they look for in children but this is what's happening with kaylee at this point there is bruising in her ears and this is slightly graphic but i do think it's important to understand the severity of these injuries because it's definitely not an overdose and this is a huge part of the case

So you can fast forward if you don't need all the details. But the autopsy stated that Kaylee's head injury was so substantial that it had actually caused her brain to strip away from her skull and then create a brain bleed. Which then you have to think he's pulling up to the hospital saying, oh, she just fell asleep and her brain is not attached to her skull.

So you can fast forward if you don't need all the details. But the autopsy stated that Kaylee's head injury was so substantial that it had actually caused her brain to strip away from her skull and then create a brain bleed. Which then you have to think he's pulling up to the hospital saying, oh, she just fell asleep and her brain is not attached to her skull.

So you can fast forward if you don't need all the details. But the autopsy stated that Kaylee's head injury was so substantial that it had actually caused her brain to strip away from her skull and then create a brain bleed. Which then you have to think he's pulling up to the hospital saying, oh, she just fell asleep and her brain is not attached to her skull.

So once investigators get this information from the autopsy, they are like, what? What? This is not an overdose. This is a homicide. And the bruising, it is not consistent with rough sex, like Mark Howerton had said they'd had. This looked more like a case of extreme physical assault. And once they learn more about who Mark Howerton is, you know, they're like, okay, this is our number one suspect.

So once investigators get this information from the autopsy, they are like, what? What? This is not an overdose. This is a homicide. And the bruising, it is not consistent with rough sex, like Mark Howerton had said they'd had. This looked more like a case of extreme physical assault. And once they learn more about who Mark Howerton is, you know, they're like, okay, this is our number one suspect.

So once investigators get this information from the autopsy, they are like, what? What? This is not an overdose. This is a homicide. And the bruising, it is not consistent with rough sex, like Mark Howerton had said they'd had. This looked more like a case of extreme physical assault. And once they learn more about who Mark Howerton is, you know, they're like, okay, this is our number one suspect.

Things start coming together pretty fast. Let's get into the real Mark Howerton. Let me start by saying that Mark is a pretty big guy. He's tall, he's muscly, to the point where some of Kaylee's friends even said that they thought he was on steroids. So the thought of him attacking Kaylee and doing that amount of damage, even in a confined space like a car,

Things start coming together pretty fast. Let's get into the real Mark Howerton. Let me start by saying that Mark is a pretty big guy. He's tall, he's muscly, to the point where some of Kaylee's friends even said that they thought he was on steroids. So the thought of him attacking Kaylee and doing that amount of damage, even in a confined space like a car,

Things start coming together pretty fast. Let's get into the real Mark Howerton. Let me start by saying that Mark is a pretty big guy. He's tall, he's muscly, to the point where some of Kaylee's friends even said that they thought he was on steroids. So the thought of him attacking Kaylee and doing that amount of damage, even in a confined space like a car,