Clayton Echard

she wouldn't be facing up to 50 years in prison.

She wouldn't have made it that far.

Again, the county attorney wouldn't have picked up the case and decided to pursue legal action against her if she was telling the truth.

If she had an actual viable paternity test to present and a viable child and there was a DNA test done, somebody would have come back as the father.

She would have never been in this situation.

I could have tried to get her for defamation if it wasn't my child, sure.

But again, you shouldn't,

say that this is, this is the, this, this man is the child or sorry, as the father of the children or child, unless you know.

So yeah, of course there's a risk that you could get hit with defamation if you're wrong.

But I think this is where it's like, you know, don't, if it's your truth and speak it and you'll be, you know, the truth will prevail.

So that's, that's the message is I don't think this is, I hope, I don't want it to deter other women.

I don't think it discredits them.

I just think it's a matter of like, Hey,

I think, if anything, it deters women that are thinking they may want to do this.

I mean, it's there's no there is really no it's not for debate.

I mean, it's at this point she's been caught in so many lies.

She's been caught with medical fraud.

She's been caught admitting to medical fraud.

She's forged these documents.

There's doctor appointments that she never showed up to.