Megan Stoner

And I think none of us are here to... I can agree with that. None of us are here to be like, oh, you know, I hope she dies in there. I want to see you be a better person after this. We all just want to see you change.

I just wanted to say that I don't know if anybody would believe me. And it's okay if they don't, but I sincerely want to change. Why now and why not before? It just sounds like you're saying that because you're in jail. That's the hard part. I've heard from a lot of people why I've been in here on texting and on the phone.

And I realized how many people I've hurt and I don't want to be that person in society. I don't want to be like a mini, like not saying I, I'm not like trying to compare myself like that I've killed or anything, but I don't want to be like a Hitler. You know what I'm saying? I don't want to be a bad person. I want to be a good person.

And Alex was suggesting some things that I could do to write some wrong, like writing to credit card companies and stuff. If I have a little bit of guidance when I'm outside, um, I can really make a lot of wrongs right. I can really start correcting things. So you're saying you opened a credit card and **** name. You admitted that to her?

He's in some really financial crisis right now. I think that was the hardest one for all of us to swallow. He is like the most kind and caring person I have ever met. And I'm sure you know that I've read every single text message you ever had with him. And Megan... The things that you said and did to him, those were character flaws. Like, that's not just, like, one bad decision.

That's, like, you're going to have to really do some work to recover from that. And then opening credit cards in his name, like, absolutely, you need to write that credit card company. I mean, that poor man is out, like, 15 grand. If you could write the credit card company, I think that would be amazing. I think that would be a very big first step in writing your wrong.

I think that would be very wise, and I would be fine if you mailed it to me and I could mail it to the credit card company. I don't know if you can mail it from there. I don't know how that works. I don't have any envelopes, Alyssa. Do they have envelopes on commissary? I'm sure they do. I didn't see any last week. I will figure it out for you how you can get an envelope with a stamp on it.

I can make that happen if you can write the credit card company for ****. I think that would speak volumes.

I mean, I could give that back to auntie the same night. Okay, here's my question, though, because earlier you told me you had $6,000 of your dad's in an account. What happened to that? Was that a lie? Look, don't lie to me. Just tell me that was a lie. You said earlier you told me you had money from your dad in an account and you couldn't access it. Correct. I can't on the inside.

On the outside, I can go to the physical bank and withdraw money. Megan, I hope that what you're saying is the truth and that you have that money in an account somewhere because if you're not, you are just perpetuating your lies and your crimes at this point.

It wouldn't even be a crime if you just said I had the money and got me to bail you out. That's not a crime. It's a gray area. But I'm telling you that if you're lying about having six... I don't know. I don't remember how much you said you had in that account of your dad. But, like, if that's a lie, regardless, I don't need you to say it to me or not.

But, like, just know you're a shitty person if that's a lie. You're just literally perpetuating everything that has happened already. I know. I don't know if anyone would be willing to help me bail me out and then, like... if the money paid back is a, if they want it, obviously they could have it, but I don't know if it'd be better spent like giving it to or not. Deserves a lot. That poor guy.

I mean, honestly, there are not a lot of words I could say about that, but I mean, I could get him 7,500 back. That's what I've got.

And then my aunt was willing to chip in $500 on the bail payment back if anyone did it.

Well, like I said, I think a really good step is writing to the credit card company and saying, look, I, without his permission, opened a credit card. He had no idea I did it. Did you even use the credit card?

I wasn't aware of that. Yep. So that, I mean, I'm sure that's, I'm sure that's fucked up his credit horribly. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You need to, that's the first thing you need to do. And I would, if you have pencil and paper, I would be doing that now. I will personally put $5 on your account. If you order an envelope with it and mail that to me, I will mail it to the credit card company.

That would give some people some faith in you that you're willing to do the right thing, admitting something that you haven't even been charged for. that you did wrong and that you're willing to start making those wrongs. Right. I think that's a very good first step. And I would be happy to help you with that. Is there anything I can help with outside of to help make things right?

Like, is there anything you would like me to like, I honestly, if you're moving in the right direction, I'm willing to help. Yeah. I mean, I know nobody believes me, but what I would like to do is get out somehow, um, I would like to not have to use that money for bail, but I would if I had to. But I would like to give $7,500 back because I think $75 would be a significant amount to start with.

It's not just $5, you know, $75 and a lot. And I think that could, I mean, I don't know his financial situation, but, you know, you say that you're sure $7,500 could go a long way. It would, yes. But, okay, let me ask you this question because this is the question we all have. what kind of account is this money in? You said it's from your dad, but you don't have a card to it?

It's, um, you can look it up. It's a, they deposit money. So it's through MetLife and they deposited money into a bank account. And, um, you basically have to go into the bank to get money. Um, I, yeah, um, I've called them before and like, I haven't used a lot of money out of it for obvious reasons, but like one time I had to pay one bill for something and I was able to wire it and I called them.