You may have read this article when in dropped in the Omaha World Herald about a certain David J. Young of Omaha, Nebraska:
“Omaha attorney is disbarred, in prison after his latest legal trouble,” by Todd Cooper.
Todd writes, “David J. Young surrendered his law license and was disbarred late last week after he stole from his father, terrorized his girlfriend, took thousands of dollars in fees from a client without doing any legal work and was accused of groping a client.” He goes on to say, “…in June 2020, Young’s girlfriend alleged that he tore up her home near 120th and Blondo streets, tried to set fire to her belongings, grabbed her by the neck and threw her against a door. She said he then chased her around the house with a broken banister and a cast-iron skillet. The girlfriend alleged that he told her that he was going to kill her.”
I remember reading that article and wanting to reach out to Todd to correct him on a few things.
After several years, I still feel the article didn’t grasp the weight around the sentence, “the girlfriend alleged that he told her that he was going to kill her.”
I have him telling me to call the cops because he was going to kill me on voice recording. So I wouldn’t say it was “alleged.”
So I’ve decided to publish the truth of what happened to me - with redactions, of course. Some of my experiences are incredibly unsettling and I simply don’t want to share those parts.
Below are my Victim’s Impact Statement, and both letters I wrote to the parole board requesting David be denied of parole. They were all entered into court under oath. Nothing changed except redactions for privacy.
Source here: Omaha World Herald
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