Clayton Echard

No, not, no, of course it wasn't.

No, I would go back and I would be like, I'll take it all back.

The two blowjobs weren't worth it.

Yeah, I mean, it's crazy how, but ultimately, was it worth, actually, you know, I say, is it worth it?

Yes.

But not because for me, but because of the other victims.

So as people will hear in this podcast, so really what it does is it places you in the shoes of the victims.

And first it's, you know, it's in my shoes.

And then as we go farther along into the series, you start to hear that there's others.

And you find out that she's been doing this for 10 plus years.

And you find out that her family are all accomplices.

And it gets very dark.

And so why it's been worth it, actually, I have to step back on that statement, is yes, it is worth it because justice is being served for those previous victims that never received it.

That essentially have been fighting her and lost, really they lost in court or outside of court, and she beat them up and then placed restraining orders on them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I got a restraining order against me.

I didn't realize how easy it is to get a restraining order with no factual evidence, which she had none.

And yet she got a restraining order on me.

Yeah, it's just, she was just, again, she's never held an actual job outside of her parents supporting her.