Laura Owens

I joined Clayton, Mike, and Danielle for lunch that afternoon.

This was my first time finally sitting down with Mike and Danielle face-to-face, and spirits were surprisingly high.

Here's Mike.

Going into day two, I was like, okay, this is going to condense the entire trial into one day, but we can knock this out.

My team still felt very confident, which was one day instead of two days, so I still felt good going into day two.

I returned to the San Francisco Superior Courthouse the next morning.

Yes, I just did this the day before.

What I didn't know at the time is that we'd all be doing it again.

When I arrived, I found Megan Fox already at work, live streaming, joined virtually by Dave Neal.

The question of the day, would Laura show up?

Because of her seven felony indictments, she needs to ask the courts for permission to leave the state of Arizona.

As far as anyone knew, she hadn't done that.

That's what Dave and Megan were talking about on that live stream outside the courthouse.

And I did want her to know that we're covering this case, whether she shows up or not.

We're all going to be here.

And I think it's important.

We've been following this case for how long, Dave?

Two years now?

And Laura's wasting everyone's time.

Laura's the one who brought this.