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Guaranteed Human.

After the family court judge made her ruling,

there was a long wait to see if Laura would be criminally charged.

Clayton wanted Laura to face consequences.

We also were like, are we asking for too much?

To get her prosecuted?

The only win is her being held accountable.

He wasn't the only one who felt that way.

Shortly after Clayton's trial, content creator Megan Fox launched a letter writing campaign.

The goal was to try to get the attention of Maricopa County attorney

Rachel Mitchell so that her office would pursue criminal charges against Laura Owens.

All I did was put the idea out there, write a couple of templates for people if they had a

problem writing, and asked them to do it. The fact that people sat down and did this, that's

organic. They licked stamps, put them on envelopes and sent them in. I know that Attorney Mitchell,

well, she got a lot of letters. Laura had offended a lot of people, directly and indirectly,

and this was their chance to be heard.

Here's Megan again. I'm a big believer in writing paper letters because if you send emails,

nobody reads them. But if they get faxes and paper letters that you have to dump on their

desk just like in Miracle on 34th Street. They can't ignore you

and they really start to think, wow, there's a real problem here. People cared enough to walk to the

mailbox and send me a letter and you have to be heard. And the next thing you know, action starts

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