Something Was Wrong - S22 Ep1: Morally and Ethically Repulsive

Episode Date: October 17, 2024

*Content Warning: mature themes, sexual assault, false reporting, disability abuse, suicide, death, sex trafficking, scams, fraud, emotional abuse, voice of perpetrator. Sources: Elwood woman faces multiple felonies in connection with ongoing rental scheme, by Logan Gay, WTHR.com staff, WTHR News: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/crime/elwood-woman-arrested-for-ongoing-rental-scheme-megan-stoner-fishers-indiana/531-2d3b11fa-5c70-4f05-8ea4-0be0c37cf852  Fishers woman charged in rental fraud; 3 scammed in signing lease for same Home by: Izzy Karpinski, Fox59: https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/fishers-woman-charged-in-rental-fraud-3-scammed-in-signing-lease-for-same-home/  Hamilton County Inmate Records - Stoner, Megan Elizabeth: https://secure2.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/inmates2/Jail/Inmate/Detail/-1282383  Protect the community from ongoing criminal activity by revoking the bond of Megan Stoner, Change.Org Petition: https://www.change.org/p/protect-the-community-from-ongoing-criminal-activity-by-revoking-the-bond-of-megan-stoner  Megan Stoner Chronicles, X @ChroniclesMegan: https://x.com/ChroniclesMegan  Don't Waste This F*cking Podcast: The Story of Megan Stoner, by Amanda Peterson, Excelsior Studios: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dont-waste-this-f-cking-podcast-the-story-of-megan-stoner/id1757463535  “The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth they can accept about themselves without running away.” - Leland Val Van De Wall Resources:Free + Confidential Resources + Safety Tips: somethingwaswrong.com/resources   Theme Song & Artwork: Thank you to NeonHoney and GIBBANEZ for covering our theme song, Glad Rags’s original song U Think U this season. NeonHoney’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/neonhoneymusic/ NeonHoney’s Website: https://neonhoneymusic.comGibbanez IG: https://www.instagram.com/@gibbanezmusic/ Gibbanez Linktree: https://linktr.ee/gibbanezmusicGlad Rags: https://www.gladragsmusic.com/ The S22 cover art is by the Amazing Sara StewartFollow Something Was Wrong: Website: somethingwaswrong.com  IG: instagram.com/somethingwaswrongpodcast TikTok: tiktok.com/@somethingwaswrongpodcast  Follow Tiffany Reese: Website: tiffanyreese.me  IG: instagram.com/lookieboo 

This podcast is intended for mature audiences and discusses topics that may be upsetting. For a full content warning, sources and resources, please visit the episode notes. Opinions shared by the guests of the show are their own, and do not necessarily represent the views of myself, broken cycle media, or wondering. The podcast in any linked materials should not be misconstrued as a substitution for legal or medical advice. Megan Stoner's responses to these allegations are addressed within this season. I'm Tiffany Reese, and this is, something was wrong. This is a call for a Hudson County Jail. This call is from a correction facility and is subject to monitoring and recording.

Thank you for using Global Tellink. Hey, Justin, how are you? Hey, Megan, how are you? Hey, I'm good. How are you? I'm good. I do have some news. to share with you that I'm not sure you're going to like. Oh, God. The story has been picked up by another journalist that has her own podcast.

She's got a very big platform, and she is wanting to talk to you. What's her name? Guys, I can't. What's her name? I need her name. Her name is Tiffany Reese. How do you spell that? Someone's play my hand.

Where is she from? He has a podcast called Something Was Wrong. Okay, hang on, let me write. Hold on, I need, I'm going to be a principal. But he said she's a journalist. Is she with anybody or is she an independent journalist? She's an independent journalist, as far as I know. I know that her podcast is, like, covered by Wondery,

which is, like, the main podcast company. Yeah, I know what Wondry is. Okay, and touch with her. I have her phone number. And you can call her, I think, as soon as to do. tomorrow. Okay. I will tell you, this is a very big platform.

So she's very nice. I've talked to her like three hours over the last few days. But she does want to talk to her last name. R-E-E-S-E. Okay. I believe it's like the number four most subscribed to podcast on Apple. Okay. So it's pretty big.

So that's yours. to deal with. I will give you the phone number. And like I said, I think the thing is, Megan, like, I think she's going to talk to you one time. Like, do not abuse this number. Okay.

She was very apprehensive to let you have it, but I was told to give it to you, so I'll give it to you now. Let me know when you're ready. Yeah, I'm ready. Okay, the phone number is 9-16. Okay. Is she on getting out?

she say? Oh, I don't think she's on the messaging app. Well, I don't mean that. I mean the video, well, the video visit. I didn't think it'd be easier to video visit her. That's okay. I'll just call her tomorrow.

Would you have any advice? Don't bullshit. Be honest. Nobody wants to hear you play the victim, Megan. Like, you're going to be asked very specific questions, and, like, I would not not try to work your way around it. Either answer them or don't, but do not try to lie.

It will not go well for you. Okay. Well, thanks for the info. I appreciate it, Justin. Have you listened to podcasts, like her podcast? Yeah, I've actually been a fan of hers for a while. Oh, wow. Okay.

I'm not the one that reached out to her, but I guess somebody from the group did, and she's taking it off. Yeah. Okay. I might give you a call tomorrow night to let you know how things go with Tiffany. Okay. All right. Sounds good.

Okay. Thanks, Justin. Hi. All right. Bye-bye. Hello. This is a call from an inmate at the Hamilton County Jail. This call is from a correction facility and is subject to monitoring and recording.

Thank you for using Global TEL link. Hi, this is Tiffany. Hi, this is Megan Stoner. Okay, I thought so. How are you? Yeah, I'm okay. Thanks for taking my call. I spoke to Justin, and he told me that he would pass along my number, so I'm glad it got to you. Yeah, I was just curious if you could tell me a little bit about your podcast and kind of your angle on my story. Yeah, so my name is Tiffany Reese. My main podcast that people know me from is called Something Was Wrong,

and essentially audio documentaries is what I make. So the original season, started with a story that I came across through someone I knew. But since then, all of our seasons and stories come to us through the listeners. So we actually have a website where we get submissions, essentially. And I actually had multiple people submit your name and this Facebook group that essentially was started surrounding the crimes you've been charged with. So far, I've met with Alyssa. And then I spoke with Justin so far, given the public nature of this case. I've been able to review a lot of the materials quickly, given like the public case files and Twitter and Facebook groups and such. So yeah, I thought I would

reach out to you and see if you would be interested in making a comment. I can also check back in with you once I've had more time to conduct the interviews. But essentially, I have a pretty decent idea of what the allegations against you are and what is in the criminal record and I could certainly go over that from a fact-checking perspective with you and have you comments on that if you wanted to or some people go no comment, you know, it's really up to you. Okay. How soon are you looking to publish an episode about me? So we are planning for a season because we've had a lot of people come forward. We have about three to four weeks that we're working on trying to get all of

the rest of the interview is done. So in a few months would be the soonest they would start airing because I have to conduct a thorough investigation and I have to legally make sure that anything that is included is legally responsible. Right. Okay. I guess I'm sure to know, like, figure out your angle because, you know, I don't want to do an interview and, you know, be made a fool of or just be laughed at, you know, because I am willing to take responsibility, and I understand. I just, you know, I don't want to have to, you know, I don't want to be whacked out, essentially.

Yeah, I mean, understandably so, because who wants that? But, you know, given the charges and everything that's out there, you have to know it doesn't look good, I mean, already. Yeah. And so, honestly, Megan, I don't know how to articulate this. given that you have put out there publicly that you're a survivor as well, I essentially wanted to like extend you extra courtesy. Thank you.

But I'm unclear if those allegations are true or not or which of them are true or not. And so that's what's also difficult because, you know, being somebody who works with survivors from all over on a daily basis, we take that really seriously and we take false accusations really seriously because that harms the 97% of survivors who come forward and are being truthful. And so I think that would be the first piece you and I would have to sort out, you know what I mean? Yeah. And I guess I'm more confused. Are you wanting to look at the crimes that I've committed? I mean, because I pled guilty so I can talk about that. That's not You know, it's not a secret.

It's out there. I pled guilty. I'm sitting in jail now. Or are you trying to go on more of my personal life? Because my being a sexual assault survivor, if I am or not, that doesn't really have anything to do with my crime. So I'm trying to understand. Right. But false reporting is a crime.

Absolutely. I agree. So that would be a crime. So we will talk about not only the crimes you've been charged with, but if we find that there's other crimes that have been committed, then yes, we would report on those. And there's a lot of allegations of that that you haven't been charged with and your victims are seeking justice, you know?

Yeah. Well, I guess the other tough part is I've not been able to listen to this podcast. I don't know what's being said about me out there, honestly, on my allegations, because I've been locked up since April, or late part of April, and I was incarcerated for six months prior to that.

So it's really, really hard to know what even is being sentenced to point about, me. Would you be interested in talking with me after I get out in November or would that be too late? Because I'd like to review what's being said about me. So when I provide a comment, it's not, you know, shooting just from the hip here. Well, the problem with that is if I allow you to review all the testimony that's going to come out against you, that will allow you to plot and manipulate further and twist things to make your story make sense. So what we do is we collect everybody's testimony, and then we evaluate all of it, and that's compiled. We give the opinions of both sides,

and we allow the listeners to make the decision. But I don't typically extend my platform to house voices of who we, you know, refer to as like the predator, the criminal, and the situation, but I can always read a comment on your behalf or something of that nature, most of the time, honestly because their lawyer would never recommend that, especially because you have so many pending legal charges still. I mean, I hear what you're saying. I don't know what is being alleged about me or allegations being said about me right now.

I don't know what's out there. Okay. Do you want me to give you a high level of it and you can just not comment on it, but just let me read it to you? Yeah. Okay. That would be great. So what I have here that I'm looking at just for your reference

is like a timeline document that we're putting together. And we organize the evidence in as most, you know, a linear way as possible. So the first allegation against you, and I don't have notes on where all of these came from at this time, but we can locate those. But we have from 2012 to 2016, you attended Elmwood Community High School.

You started in politics in 2014, and you joined, I believe, called the Young Republicans Club. it's alleged that your parents and you were spoken to by police about falsely accusing one of your church pastors of sexual assault and that the church called you to speak to you upon the realization that you had lied about the accusations and that it was discovered that you had fabricated text messages between you and the accused pastor claiming that the pastor had wanted you to come to his home to engage in sexual activity with him and his wife. Then we have just like basic stuff. So 2015, you were working at Life of America. You were pursuing your CNA license. 2016, 2017, you began volunteering during high school, in local politics. You met Justin in, it sounds like college.

heard of you or you knew of each other, but you only met in person maybe a couple times, it sounds like. What Justin reports that he had been told is that you had been essentially fired from your internship for, let me get the deep, lying about the number of places that you were, like, getting surveys from. 2014 to 2017, your relationship with Kurt Neasley was documented. lot. And then I believe that there was allegations made against him at one time, but that's not on here yet. Um, not accurate. Not against him. Okay. Okay. Just that you worked with him,

basically. Um, okay. Okay. Okay. So 2018, 2020, 22. Your background check shows that you volunteered at the U.S. House of Representatives from 2018 to 2022. Oh, here it is. And this is where it gets murky. Something about you worked with politician Boslow and that that resulted in a sexual assault. Can you say the name? I didn't catch the name. You said Bob. I think it's Boslow. Is that? Let me find my notes on that. The auto correct might have messed me up there. Something with a B for sure. Hold on one side. Okay. Do you know who I'm referencing? Sorry.

Yes. Okay. And then April of 2015, there was a lot of, I mean, there's like lots of pictures of of you with former vice president, Mike Pence, before he became vice president. There's a lot of chatter about, oh, Brian Bosma. Excuse me. That was the person. But a lot of chatter about Pence's security team, essentially flagging for you.

and you weren't supposed to be there, but somehow you got a selfie with him. Yeah, I don't really know much about that, but that's, I mean, they're asking to know, okay. Yeah, this is what's been, some of this hasn't been confirmed, obviously. These are just literally the claims that we've found thus far. People are claiming that Mike Pence is aware that you're in jail because of, I assume, the Basma allegations, and there were allegedly some other allegations about Bosma and other politicians involved in a group sexual assault? Okay.

2018, there were allegations that you were working with a journalist or had claimed you were working with a journalist from the Indiana Star on a story about the previous sexual assault I mentioned and claims that the journalists were harassing you. 2019, 2021, graduated from Ball State. 2020 or 21? Let's see. Okay, some of the information that people are alleging that is fake information that you have posted online.

Fake stalking stories, fake medical stories, fake deaths of your parents, a fake child and a fake death of a fake child, false sexual assault allegations, false allegations against a megachurch, and that members of that church had sent you a box of sex toys as a form of sexual harassment. their claim is that you later admitted to lying about all of this when the people in the Facebook group confronted you. 2020, okay, there's someone alleging that you claimed that Mike Pence was running a sex abuse ring out of your apartment and that you had claimed to drag out dead bodies. June 21st, 2020, you were interviewed by the Indianapolis. as far about anti-masking.

December 21 through March 22, you had the Sinking Ark podcast about the I-Town Church in Fissures and that there was a fake murder for hire plot against

Pastor Jeff Thompson and it involved another woman. August 2022 you were a teacher at school for only two days, however, you posted an Amazon wish list with around 200 items, many of them personal items. And then you wrote an article urging people to donate.

Don't have dates for some of these. Another claim is that while you lived in Indiana, you lived next to a man named Sensual, and you were using his cash app, March 2021. There's an allegation that you defrauded the small business administration by obtaining a PPP loan while the program was in effect. November 3rd, 2021 was when the order of possession, eviction damages was sent. 21 to 23, the rental scams, which obviously you've already pled guilty to those.

And then there's the whole Tesla thread, which, when do you go to court for that, December? I'm aware that it's small claims action against me in Indiana. I am aware, though, of a court date. I did just say that there was a file. I've not been aware of a court date yet. Okay. 2022, that's where the allegation about you lying about your parents being dead. I'm sorry to hear that they have passed away now,

but what they're claiming is that before your parents passed away that you had claimed that they had been killed or shot. March May, 2022, Jeff Thompson was on your podcast, and afterwards stated he felt he wasn't sure if you were a truthful, person charged for not paying a tire-changing service, $75 in 23. So then when were you arrested April 28th then? I was, yeah, so it started April 2020, and I bonded out. I turned myself in at some point, the next day after the warrant was issued,

turned myself in, bonded out, and then caught a new case. but is still pending at Elwood City Court that will be heard in December. And I had my bail revoked in Hamilton County. I started doing my sentence, went to work release in March of this year, and then came back in April of this year. And I'm here until November. Okay. Yeah.

Got it. Okay. I'm almost done, I think. Sorry. Do you want me to keep going? Okay. Okay. Yes, please.

I'm ready to go. Okay. So then we won't be sharing his name. on the podcast out of respect for his wishes, but we'll refer to him as Tom, but I'm sure you're aware of the allegations there. It looks like the allegations are that you opened a credit card and that you were falsely collecting money for him around, it sounds like upwards of like 30, 40,000. May 2023, that's when the Twitter was created and started posting documents. Some of these are kind of smaller notes. May 8,

2003, you created a Lyft account using the name Abby, who was your former roommate. I believe that's the one you used with the Tesla stuff. May 2023, and then like the information about, you know, being kicked out of the work release and those pieces.

I mean, the main problem is, and I understand about, I get it, about not wanting to wait to where I can, you know, hear everyone else aside. But the other part of this is, I'm in jail. I have no way to prove what I'm saying is true or not. I don't have any documents. You know, I don't have any of my evidence that I can give you.

I don't have access to anything. So I can tell you the sky is blue right now, but I don't have a way to prove that. And I know that. Right. And I don't expect you to see me if I work. So how can I, being in jail and away from my devices, you know, I can't. Yeah. Yeah. I hear you. Here's my thing. I don't need any documents to review to prove that I didn't falsely accuse someone of sexual assault or commit crimes personally. Like, I don't need any files to reference for that. I don't know what files you would need, but I'm sure we could get them to you.

Okay. I guess I'm not aware of how you would do anything to me in here because, I mean, it's a pretty... Well, I don't know what you would need that would change. I mean, you either committed. these crimes or you didn't, it's pretty cut and dry. I mean, there's a lot of evidence here. All I know is I've spent less than a week on Megan, and I feel like I could prosecute you in a court of law based off of what I found after one week. So I don't know what you could possibly have that would disprove any of this, but you not only have, like, a handful of people saying this, there are like upwards of the 300 victims claiming that you've conned them by now. There's been a lot developing, I think, while you've been in jail, that you're probably not

aware of, but like, you know, this is a lot of indisputable evidence. And so I think what I would say is the degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth that they can accept about themselves, you know? I don't know what your plan is when you get out of prison or jail. I'm sorry. But I hope it's to not harm any other people. That would be, I think the first start. Because the majority of people that I've spoken to are just honestly scared that you're just going to continue to do this to other people, disabled people like, or some of these other victims, people that have literally reached homelessness because of the crimes that you've committed and the harm that you've committed. It's bigger than just like what's criminally illegal.

It's morally and ethically repulsive. And it's such a staunch juxtaposition. to everything that you purported to support and believe in politically. So that's what makes it such an interesting dichotomy for people. Okay. And so I think that's really where all this, like, online interest is coming from. It's because you are, you already look like a joke to these people. You look like the world's biggest hypocrite.

Do you know what I mean? Yeah. I mean, I guess all I would say is that obviously I can respect you as a journalist. And, you know, I'm just going to say I hope you substantiate your claims because I'm definitely looking at defamation suits when I get out. I already know that. And I just, I hope you're accurate. You know, I don't have a way to substantiate anything I would say. It doesn't matter what I would have to share with you evidence-wise.

I don't have a way to access that in here. I don't have my thought Yeah, I would talk to your lawyer You know That would be my recommendation I have a public defender That withdrew because my case is closed My public defender doesn't want to be a part of this public charade

Yeah, why would they? Yeah, they don't want to be part of that They're not getting paid for it Got it, you don't have a representation No, got it, okay No, I'm sitting in jail You have one minute remaining Oh sorry, we have

one minute. I can offer, yeah, I mean, I'm happy to touch face with you in November. Okay. We're going to air the story regardless, but we will just list it as no comment then. Okay. If you want to get back in touch with me before then, you can just let Justin know if he's still speaking with you, and then we can arrange it that way if you'd like, once I've had more time to, like, talk with more people and get more of this stuff myself. Okay. I might check with you in a month or Tuesday then.

Yeah. Perfect. Yeah, that would be great. All right. Take care of yourself. All right. Bye-bye. This call is from a correction facility and is subject to monitoring and recording.

Thank you for using Global Telink. Can you hear me? Yeah. What can I do for you? Hey, I was just really curious. I heard about this podcast. I was just really curious about going. It's going fine.

I think it's going to really bring. to light, like, the true person that you are, I think it'll be great. I did some recording with Tiffany. Last night, we're going to do some more here soon. There's a lot of people stepping forward that want to come out and speak, and she just has a really large platform. I think the goal has always been to just make sure that you're not going to reoffend, and I'm hoping that this keeps you from reoffending in the future

and not being able to commit future crimes because the audience will be so vast. Yeah. How's things going with you, Alyssa? You know what? My life got a lot less hectic when I stopped answering your calls. Yeah, I understand. I know we're not talking almost a year or so. Yep, I lost my dad to suicide, and then shortly after that, the guy that I was with had an affair and had a baby with another woman.

So I've recently moved out with just my kids. Oh, wow. Yeah. but all as well. And now I feel like I have the bandwidth to really kind of sit down with Tiffany and like help do this podcast, which I think is great. It's been like really nice to have someone else maybe like see the full picture of, you know, what's happened. Yeah, I talked to Tiffany last Friday. I know.

Oh, okay. Yeah. Hey, has you noticed anything about a court date for the Mason Motors case? Megan, I'm not willing to give you any information about anything. Like, you should definitely speak to your lawyer if you have one. If you don't have one, you should get one. I do know that, like, Tiffany is going to be working very hard to try to get some more of these crimes seen and heard by the correct people. I think a lot of the stuff wasn't brought to the correct people at the time.

And I think that she's got a lot of connections. So whether more charges come or not, I don't know. but I think she's definitely willing to advocate for the victims that their voice wasn't heard. You weren't charged with those crimes. Yeah. I've heard your conversations with other people and it doesn't really sound like anything has changed. And, you know, I know that when you went to work relief, you were still kind of like fucking off and not doing what you were supposed to do. And that didn't surprise me at all.

I kind of figured that's exactly what would happen and that they would see through your bullshit very quickly and they did. Which, I mean, was really to be expected if you're not. doing what's expected of you there, then you're gone. And so I almost find it comical that you're like calling me and trying to get a hold of me just to ask me about it. Like Megan, this is going to ruin your reputation. You will have a really hard time finding a job or scamming someone ever again after this. And that's been my goal through all of this. Like I put so much effort into making sure that your victim's voices were heard. And that's why I reached out and started this process with her because I really felt like people need to know just how truly.

malicious and terrible you have been. And I hope that when you get out, like, maybe you pick up and move away and live a different life, or maybe you get out and make amends to the people that you did wrong by paying them back. Like, that would be great. But I just don't think in the future you're going to be able to scam. There will be no asking people for their social security numbers or sending a thousand messages a night from Twitter asking people for $20 for underwear. Like, that stuff's over now. And I also like to tell you that, like, a lot of the the phone calls that we've had, I did record. It's a one-party consent state.

So when you were saying that you had a child that died, I have all of those things, I have all the documentation of everything you've ever said. I shared all of those with her. So as excited as you think you are about this podcast and you think you're going to be famous or something, like I think you're in for a rude awakening. I was actually glad you called me just so I could make sure to tell you that. And I actually feel no remorse for what I'm saying to you now. I don't feel bad at all.

You know why. because the last time that I actually spoke to you, you threatened to call CPS on me and have my kids taken away because I told people that you were shitting in the shower at the jail. Do you not notice that that was the last time I spoke to you and you told me you're going to call CPS on my kids and have them taken away, how truly disgusting that is to say to someone.

So I accepted this call, but don't call me again, like I've told you in the past. I don't want to talk to you. I have everything I could ever need to expose you to people, and that's exactly what I'm doing, and what I've wanted to do all along. So if there's anything else he'd like to say to me, you can say it now,

but this is the last time you will ever speak to me. Okay. The recording of my mom that, when she wouldn't sign for me, is it possible to get a copy of that? You know what? If I do, I absolutely will share that with you because I lost a parent, so I know what that's like to just want to hear their voice.

If I find, if I come across that, you let me know when you get out and I'll send it to you. Okay. Do you try to look for it, please? I have them all in a bin. I have it all. When I get around to it, I'll get around to it. But I understand when it's like to lose a parent and that sucks.

And I hate that you've lost both of yours. And I, you know, that I don't have contact with my mom, so I really don't have parents anymore either. And I feel for you for that. But at the same time, like, that sympathy will not be played on me because it doesn't excuse anything that you did. I'm not asking you to have sympathy. I'm just asking for the recording.

Yeah, if I can find it. And she, okay. Yeah, sure. I hope you're doing your time right. It seems like, you know, the little bit of freedom you were given, you pretty much fuck that off really quickly. We'll see what happens when you get out. I think there will be a lot of eyes on you.

And hopefully by the time you get out, the podcast will already have been recorded and put out there for the world. And we don't have to worry about any more victims because there won't be a person that doesn't know who you are. Yeah. Well, that's the way you feel. I mean, you're entitled to be. that way. I'm not trying to take that away.

Well, I'm not the only person that feels that way. We're all entitled to feel that way. You heard a lot of people. I think I indulged you for far too long answering your calls. When I shouldn't have it, it really stressed me out. And it put a strain on me that I didn't even realize what's happening at the time until I finally stopped answering. It was like I broke free from that conversation that I was having with you because it was, you know. But also, I feel like you admitted to crimes over the jail phone to me that you had opened a credit card in a name and done things like that. And I have all of that as well. But I think I finally found someone that has the ability to take those recordings into things that I have

accumulated against you and possibly charge you with more things. So I think that would be the best outcome. But I'm also okay with just the awareness being out there of your crimes and what you've done and the story. Because honestly, it's kind of like a movie. When you try to explain to people, they don't even believe that someone could be so capable of such evil. Yeah, I've gotten a lot of, oddly enough, a lot of people that's reached out. Well, I heard a phone call with you the other day where you were like laughing with the girls and they're like guys be quiet we're talking about my podcast like you're a fucking celebrity like how gross like you're using that to like gain a following in the jail like oh it's just gross everything you do

is gross well i'm not going to use any more of my money to talk to you i think i've said what i needed to say if there's anything else you would like to say i would say it now because like i said this is the last time i will ever speak to you um i plan to go to transitional housing when I get out, are you guys going to try to take that for me too? Take what from you? Transitional housing? I mean, if you go to the halfway house and you start standing people, baby, we're going to come after you like you've never seen before.

Just get out and do the right thing. That's all you have to do. Don't get out and ask people's social security numbers. Don't offer sexual favors for them. Like, just do the right thing. That's all in one is ever expected to me. how work released it and charged me with that at the court hearings. Well, it was absolutely in the paperwork, though.

Was it not, Megan? Do you think that we don't know how to file a request for documents? We all know how to file a request now. We all became masters of filing requests for court documents. We've seen everything. We've seen where they said you were messaging like up to a thousand people a day off Twitter, asking for money. What the fuck is wrong with you?

Who does me? that. Get a fucking job. Be a good person. Okay, I'm sorry that you didn't see the paperwork. I really could give two shits less. I read it. I know what you did. We all know what you did. No one's stupid. Well, they didn't charge me with that. They, funny that they dropped those allegations and got me without a count of four times. Okay. Well, let me tell you something. You're not in work release, are you?

No. And whose fault is that? And I'm getting out earlier than if I was. And I'm getting out earlier, even if I wasn't once really. Okay, good. Then get on and do something with your fucking life. I plan on it. Thanks, Alyssa. Have a good night.

Thank you for using Global Tellink. Fucking bitch. Hey, how are you? Hey, I'm okay. Thanks for taking my call. I know it's Labor Day weekend. Okay, yeah, I did talk to Tiffany last Friday. You didn't hear?

I heard that she just told me thank you for putting us in contact because she did talk to you. but I don't know any specific. How did it go? I mean, honestly, I don't think it's fair to request comment for me while I'm incarcerated because I don't know what I'm defending myself against. Okay, well, that was the opposite stance you took from Amanda. So what do you want here?

Well, I'm just saying that, I mean, I think that it's hard to issue a comment when I'm incarcerated. Right, which is what I told you the first one. Yeah, right. Now, I can understand that. I mean, I guess it's, I mean, I don't know, we kind of went over all the allegations, but I mean, quite frankly, there's so many. And if there's any proof I want to submit, I mean, I don't have the ability to do so on incarcerated. Well, what allegations does she bring up that you, like, feel like you need to fight again? honestly I don't have the list in front of me I don't know specifically I just know that if there's anything that I want to provide proof for I don't have that and I okay but what do you think is going to be in there that you don't

that you need to prove what you need to provide proof again there's a couple things that I would like to prove against and I'm not going to argue about them give me one just I'm not going to argue I just want to know I'm not going to argue I just want to know what they are I just want to know an example of something that you would like so I can better understand where you're coming from. Sure.

I would like to prove about the storage unit thing. I was not scanning on the GoFundMe. That money did go towards the movers. And I eventually did get my stuff back from them in August. I think it was your September of last year. Before I got arrested, because I remember they took it to my mom's house. And so, I mean, that's an example. There was no scamming.

That money went directly to them. I don't think anybody is saying that the GoFundMe was a scam. There's questions as to whether or not your dad's ashes were actually in there. That has been questioned. And we know that when the movers came to your house that day and got your stuff and had it on route to the next location, and they were contacted by people in the Facebook group, you did not have the money to pay them that day.

You were trying to scam them. I had the money, but I'm not. I mean, again, I can't prove anything while I'm in here. But then why did they put it in the storage unit, Megan? Why would they put it in a storage unit if you had the money? If somebody called them and said she doesn't have the money and you had the money, they would have taken it where they were supposed to. Okay.

I didn't have the cash. You are upset about all that. I was trying to access the cash in the bank, and I couldn't withdraw $3,000 at one time. But they did eventually get paid, and I did get the stuff back, and the money that was raised towards that was for the purpose that it was being said for him to go fund me.

It wasn't going towards buying chocolate bars. Nobody said it was going towards buying chocolate bars. Nobody has said that. I'm giving an example. I'm just, I was told that someone said that was a scam. The only thing I've ever heard about chocolate bars was that you did put some on your teacher with. That was just an example.

I was not out. Okay. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. But if you had the money to pay them, Megan, if you had the money in the bank, you couldn't get the cash out. Why did your stuff sit in the storage unit for months

while you begged for money every day if you had the money? that makes zero sense you couldn't pay them on the day you hired them you hired somebody for a service that you couldn't pay for that is fair game to talk about yes I was talking about the go fund me Justin nobody has drawn into question the go fund me there's been questions around whether the story was as tragic

as you made it sound because of the whole ashes thing I don't know if they were in there or not I'm not going to argue about it but that is the only thing about the go fund me that's been questioned. Then why did so many people try to get the taken down? Because I think somebody, I wasn't one of them, but I think some people felt like you were scamming again, that you were not being honest about what that money was actually for,

or that you would take the money and live on it while you were hiding from the cops and not actually go get your stuff back. There's a lot of people that just think you shouldn't be, the online fundraising is probably just the space you need to shy away from, given your history. And I don't know that they're necessarily unfounded in feeling that way. Because with your history, nobody can really trust that money's going to get where you say it's going to. And people who might not know different might take that chance,

some people are trying to protect other people. So I understand why people did it, whether it went for the story unit or not. But this is where I get frustrated with you, Megan. You want to find one thing in all the stuff that Tiffany brought to you and find one inconsistency, one crack in her story, and then try to shut the whole thing down. Or I can't respond for comment because I can't prove. this one thing.

Megan, I haven't spoken to her since she talked to you, but I can tell you that she, like, I have a rough idea of the things she wanted to ask you about, and I think every single one of them is true. More or less, she's still trying to get her arms around all the details of the story. She's not putting anything out yet. She's just, you know, doing the groundwork right now. But you and I both know every single one of the, like the big, bullet points are true.

And you want to try to delay it or stuff. Yeah, I'm not going to sit here and give any more ammunition. That's for a certain. So if you're asking me to admit to anything, I'm not going to... I'm not asking you to admit to anything. I have enough... I have enough of you admitting to plenty of things. I have you on call admitting that you made up the Brian Bosna thing.

I got you on call admitting to all the... I've got you on call saying all of it. So I don't need that anymore. I just... I get frustrated because... because then you try to say, like, I don't think this is fair. I don't think, but then you can't really provide anything that she said that wasn't true. You mentioned, well, that one go fund me did go for what I said it was going to.

I don't think she asked you about that. Maybe she brought it up. Maybe she misspoke, didn't know the details when she was talking to you. But if that's the best, if that's the biggest detail that is somewhat missed, you're not really going on a whole lot. You don't really have much of a strong case there. Well, I am going to look into getting a lawyer when I get out. I do want to look into defamation suits.

Okay, well, and I've heard that one from you before, and let me just remind you that you have a blue checkmark on Twitter. You have a Facebook page that still exists that lists you as a public figure, that you have made multiple media appearances, and getting a defamation suit against somebody with the, like online profile that you have built for yourself is going to be very difficult and very expensive and you have a reputation for not paying your attorney. So if you think you can get an attorney to take that case and you are able to come up with the money and you can get one to trust that you're going to actually pay for all their services, be my guess, but I don't know that that is something you're going to be able to do. Okay. I've, I've, I've, I've, I, I, I, I,

I've been in jail. So, I mean, we'll see where it goes. Well, we'll see where it goes. I mean, you can throw that out there because it's a scary word and think people are going to jump back. I don't know that you're going to find anybody that's going to take your case, and you and I both know you don't have the money to pay them if you don't. So this is a paper tiger. You're just trying to scare people because you're trying to control what's being put out there.

The empty threats don't win you any favors. All right. Has any more been said on Twitter or anything? Not a ton. No. I think they shut the Facebook group down for like the summer or whatever, just because the admins don't want to deal with it. Yeah.

Who are the admins still? Do you know? The same ones there always was. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah, I talked to Alyssa this week. Oh, what is Alyssa? I just say.

I'm sure you heard the phone call. I mean, it went about as terrible as it can. I mean, I'm sure I don't have to paint all the details. I mean, it was... I actually haven't heard it. It was pretty gruesome. I mean, I don't really know what to say. I'm sorry.

I mean, of course, she's going to be angry at me. I mean, we did a fine common ground that she would find me, try to find me the phone call with my mom because she knows what it's like to just want to hear a loved one's voice. And I don't have many of those. and she agreed that I could get with her when I get out, and if she finds it, she would send it to me, she said. I mean, that's pretty much the only thing we found common ground on.

I mean, she seems pretty excited about the Tiffany podcast, which if you all think that's going to bring you some kind of satisfaction than going ahead, I mean, it proves, I think if you're all wanting a podcast to bring you satisfaction, I think it proves that the legal process didn't and that you're all pretty unsatisfied with what happened to me. I mean, that's my biggest takeaway, to be honest with you. was, I think, if you're all looking, again, if you're all looking for satisfaction in the podcast

and that's going to help stop people, or stop me or whatever, I think that it, I don't know. I think you guys are just that the legal process only got me six months plus seven and a year of probation. But I think that's pretty telling that was all the prosecutor could get me on.

Is that what you really fucking think? is that what you actually think Megan you and I both know you will never serve a day in jail for what you did to E. You will never serve a day in jail for what you did to Edward. Victoria is not listed on the

case that brought you in. There's a million things I could sit here and go through with you about things you did to people, lies you told that traumatized people, that emotionally flooded people, the things you did, the murder for hires, all of that,

some of it's not provable in a court of law. You are correct. Some of it's not actually a crime. It's still really shitty. And the fact that you can sit there with that smug tone in your voice and say, but you didn't get me on very much. Megan, you could have probably just gotten probation. If you had turned yourself in the first time, come out,

started paying restitution, gotten a job, and we're on the right path, not had all those reoffences over the summer, not had run from the police, not have gotten kicked out of work release. You wouldn't have served any of this time. If you feel like we're trying to get satisfaction out of watching you suffer, that is not what this is about. This is about getting justice for all the things that you will never actually serve for. Just because it's not a crime, just because it wasn't provable in this jurisdiction, just because this case didn't pertain to it, doesn't mean you shouldn't face consequences for every last thing that you did. That's what this is all about.

Got it? Okay. I mean, you're entitled. This phone call is over. This phone call is over. Goodbye. Next time, on something was wrong. This was also in the middle of her pissing match with Itown.

She claimed on social media that somebody from Itown had come and shot her mom. So she was in the middle of planning. two funerals and contemplating the unthinkable that she was about to lose both parents. This is a very small community. Everybody knows everybody. And when you talk about sexual abuse or assault, especially in the political world, it's a big deal. I remember Jeff reaching out very concerned for me saying that there was a murder for hire plot that the Association of Related Churches was involved and that they had threatened him. and that they were threatening to do something to me as well.

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