Apr 29, 2026 · 17 min · 23 segments
In episode 10, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Investigation Report pulled back the curtain on Laura Owens’ alleged crimes. It’s a 118-page document packed with answers no one ever…
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Gregg WoodnickGuestI'd like to share an excerpt from that email.
Here's what Woodnick wrote.
"As I trust you are aware, my office represents Clayton Eckard in the legal matter involving your sister, Laura Owens, currently pending in Arizona.
I am assuming you do not want to be involved in this mess, but I think you may already be and are not aware.
While I am sure you know some of what has occurred, multiple men have alleged that your sister fabricated pregnancies and medical documents to support her pregnancy fiction.
In the current matter, your sister reached out directly to the media claiming that Mr. Eckard was ignoring her, quote, unquote, 'twins.' Paternity tests failed to confirm a pregnancy existed, while the media attention she initiated caused other men to find one another and compare notes.
Those notes show a pattern of faked pregnancies as a ruse to force relationships, including Laura creating relationship, quote, unquote, 'contracts,' assuring promises of an abortion if these men agreed to date her, and alleged falsified medical records.
While of course you bear no responsibility for the behavior of your sister, it has been brought to our attention that Laura has presented videos that, upon close inspection, appear to be of you celebrating your pregnancy at roughly 25 to 30 weeks with your father, Ron, and has been claiming the videos are of herself.
Laura's actions are about to land her with very unpleasant legal consequences, including possible criminal perjury charges." Just to put this into perspective, this email was written four months before Clayton and Laura's family trial, and over a year before Laura was indicted on felony charges, including perjury in the state of Arizona.
Sarah never responded to Woodnick, but we know she received the email.
That's because a Freedom of Information Act request uncovered a bar complaint Laura filed against Gregg Woodnick.
In that bar complaint, Laura acknowledged that her sister received an email from Woodnick.
There was another part of the investigation report that I wanted to talk about with Woodnick.
I'd like to share an excerpt from that email.
Here's what Woodnick wrote.
"As I trust you are aware, my office represents Clayton Eckard in the legal matter involving your sister, Laura Owens, currently pending in Arizona.
I am assuming you do not want to be involved in this mess, but I think you may already be and are not aware.
While I am sure you know some of what has occurred, multiple men have alleged that your sister fabricated pregnancies and medical documents to support her pregnancy fiction.
In the current matter, your sister reached out directly to the media claiming that Mr. Eckard was ignoring her, quote, unquote, 'twins.' Paternity tests failed to confirm a pregnancy existed, while the media attention she initiated caused other men to find one another and compare notes.
Those notes show a pattern of faked pregnancies as a ruse to force relationships, including Laura creating relationship, quote, unquote, 'contracts,' assuring promises of an abortion if these men agreed to date her, and alleged falsified medical records.
While of course you bear no responsibility for the behavior of your sister, it has been brought to our attention that Laura has presented videos that, upon close inspection, appear to be of you celebrating your pregnancy at roughly 25 to 30 weeks with your father, Ron, and has been claiming the videos are of herself.
Laura's actions are about to land her with very unpleasant legal consequences, including possible criminal perjury charges." Just to put this into perspective, this email was written four months before Clayton and Laura's family trial, and over a year before Laura was indicted on felony charges, including perjury in the state of Arizona.
Sarah never responded to Woodnick, but we know she received the email.
That's because a Freedom of Information Act request uncovered a bar complaint Laura filed against Gregg Woodnick.
In that bar complaint, Laura acknowledged that her sister received an email from Woodnick.
There was another part of the investigation report that I wanted to talk about with Woodnick.
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