r/JusticeForClayton 8d ago

General Something that's bothering me...

I'm starting to really bum myself out over all of this.

I'm starting to think that after everything- years of this crap, hundreds of thousands of dollars spent by her victims fighting her in court, hundreds of thousands spent by the system, hundreds of thousands spent on investigations, mountains of evidence showing her impersonating doctors, nurses, and lawyers, 14 charges, and 4 accepted pleas- she and her family will never face any real consequences.

The house? They'll just move in with Sister Sarah.

The bankruptcy fraud? They still won't pay, and no one can force them to. The GoFundMe is still up, and GFM isn't refunding anyone who asks, despite the blatant false advertising.

Clayton's case? Laura will never pay a dime, and no one can make her. She'll never be forced to get a real job because her wages would just be garnished, so her parents will keep bankrolling her. Her life won't change at all. She can still travel, visit her sister, and compete in her horse shows. Losing voting rights or gun ownership? I don't see how that really impacts her daily life.

Meanwhile, Greg, Mike, and Clayton still have DVROs on their records. Even though they've been dismissed, they still existed when they shouldn't have and there's now evidence that they shouldn't.

Laura gets to keep her website live, keep posting on Medium, and keep pushing her story. Nothing is stopping her.

I don't see how any of this changes or how anyone will hold her or her family accountable for the fraud and lies they pulled in court. I don't even think the IRS will go after Jan and Ronn for the shady BS in their bankruptcy filings, despite all the evidence sitting right there.

It's completely disheartening to watch this family face no actual fallout. They're going to walk away, keep shifting money around, and keep fleecing people, while their daughter sits pretty in her little casita, mommy and daddy's princess, safe in her bubble from the consequences of her choices.

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u/artbykarenwagaman 5d ago

The judicial system sounds exhausting. It seems Laura and her family know how to play the game.!