Stephanie Young
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5,197 appearances
100 recordings
22 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Stephanie Young’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Those are what I refer to in life and practice as tomorrow problems.
We won't know those problems exist until they exist.
And as we wait to find out if this case will even go to trial, Clayton is becoming frustrated.
Understandably so.
I honestly don't have trust.
I wish I did in the court system, but I am hesitant to believe that my best interest will be served and that of the victims.
I mean, I felt like this case should have been over years ago.
And it's not to say that we're not going to have a favorable outcome.
It's not to say that the Maricopa County Attorney's Office isn't doing their job, but I'm not willing to trust Foley.
A lot of victims feel this way.
Because remember, this criminal case is the state of Arizona versus Laura Owens.
The state prosecutors don't work for Clayton or any of the victims in their cases.
For them to settle a case with a plea agreement is more like a math equation and less like a battle for justice.
Because he's listed as a victim, Clayton gets advance notice about what the prosecutors plan to do with the case.
A few months ago, he learned the terms of the state's first plea offer.
As we heard in a previous episode, he wasn't happy with it.
And unfortunately, the specifics of that plea offer still are not public.
Following the hearing on May 20th, Clayton texted me to say he planned to write a letter to Ed Leiter, the lead prosecutor for the state of Arizona.
Clayton wants him to reconsider what's being offered in the plea deal.
I've gotten very nervous with the silence as we are awaiting trial, which is approaching, but there's just not really anything occurring.
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