Alyssa

We weren't really sure what she was going to do because she had gone back and forth. Even in my phone calls with her, I never really got a straight answer with her because I think in her mind, if she didn't get the plea that she wanted, she wasn't going to take a plea.

We weren't really sure what she was going to do because she had gone back and forth. Even in my phone calls with her, I never really got a straight answer with her because I think in her mind, if she didn't get the plea that she wanted, she wasn't going to take a plea.

And in our minds, we're thinking like, there's no way you're going to get something that satisfies you enough that you're willing to plea out and take this amount of jail time. So even going into the court date that day, we're all waiting on pins and needles to see what she does. Is she going to take the plea or is she going to request a jury trial?

And in our minds, we're thinking like, there's no way you're going to get something that satisfies you enough that you're willing to plea out and take this amount of jail time. So even going into the court date that day, we're all waiting on pins and needles to see what she does. Is she going to take the plea or is she going to request a jury trial?

And in our minds, we're thinking like, there's no way you're going to get something that satisfies you enough that you're willing to plea out and take this amount of jail time. So even going into the court date that day, we're all waiting on pins and needles to see what she does. Is she going to take the plea or is she going to request a jury trial?

I almost thought she was stubborn enough to just go to trial. The amount of evidence they had on her was overwhelming. They were felonies, but they were low-level felonies. The plea that she was offered, none of us felt like it was enough time. To her, it seemed like too much time, like she was almost too good to do that much time.

I almost thought she was stubborn enough to just go to trial. The amount of evidence they had on her was overwhelming. They were felonies, but they were low-level felonies. The plea that she was offered, none of us felt like it was enough time. To her, it seemed like too much time, like she was almost too good to do that much time.

I almost thought she was stubborn enough to just go to trial. The amount of evidence they had on her was overwhelming. They were felonies, but they were low-level felonies. The plea that she was offered, none of us felt like it was enough time. To her, it seemed like too much time, like she was almost too good to do that much time.

But I think the lawyer that she had at the time was like, you're not going to get anything better than this. I think it's best that you just take what they're offering and you do your time, you keep your head down, you pay your victims back. You're good to go. And so she goes in and she accepts it.

But I think the lawyer that she had at the time was like, you're not going to get anything better than this. I think it's best that you just take what they're offering and you do your time, you keep your head down, you pay your victims back. You're good to go. And so she goes in and she accepts it.

But I think the lawyer that she had at the time was like, you're not going to get anything better than this. I think it's best that you just take what they're offering and you do your time, you keep your head down, you pay your victims back. You're good to go. And so she goes in and she accepts it.

When Tom shared with me what had happened with Megan, he shared every text message. He shared the statements from his bank of the transactions that were made. At one point, I was looking through those transactions and I saw a transaction to a man. Sometimes Megan would ask Tom for money and she would say, I need you to pay this person for me. I need you to send it to this person.

When Tom shared with me what had happened with Megan, he shared every text message. He shared the statements from his bank of the transactions that were made. At one point, I was looking through those transactions and I saw a transaction to a man. Sometimes Megan would ask Tom for money and she would say, I need you to pay this person for me. I need you to send it to this person.

When Tom shared with me what had happened with Megan, he shared every text message. He shared the statements from his bank of the transactions that were made. At one point, I was looking through those transactions and I saw a transaction to a man. Sometimes Megan would ask Tom for money and she would say, I need you to pay this person for me. I need you to send it to this person.

And a couple of times that she said, I need you to send it to this person. She was sending it to the owner of the Tesla. She was personally having Tom send money to the people that she owed money to rather than sending it directly. She was having him pay for her debts. And at this time, the Tesla owner's name had never been released to the group.

And a couple of times that she said, I need you to send it to this person. She was sending it to the owner of the Tesla. She was personally having Tom send money to the people that she owed money to rather than sending it directly. She was having him pay for her debts. And at this time, the Tesla owner's name had never been released to the group.

And a couple of times that she said, I need you to send it to this person. She was sending it to the owner of the Tesla. She was personally having Tom send money to the people that she owed money to rather than sending it directly. She was having him pay for her debts. And at this time, the Tesla owner's name had never been released to the group.

So it's like two o'clock in the morning and myself and another girl in the group were looking through these documents that Tom had shared with us. And I find the Tesla owner's wife on Facebook and I sent her a message and I said, Hey, I know this sounds crazy, but do you know a woman named Megan Stoner? And she's like, I do. She actually scammed my husband. I was like, holy crap.

So it's like two o'clock in the morning and myself and another girl in the group were looking through these documents that Tom had shared with us. And I find the Tesla owner's wife on Facebook and I sent her a message and I said, Hey, I know this sounds crazy, but do you know a woman named Megan Stoner? And she's like, I do. She actually scammed my husband. I was like, holy crap.

So it's like two o'clock in the morning and myself and another girl in the group were looking through these documents that Tom had shared with us. And I find the Tesla owner's wife on Facebook and I sent her a message and I said, Hey, I know this sounds crazy, but do you know a woman named Megan Stoner? And she's like, I do. She actually scammed my husband. I was like, holy crap.