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I feel like there was some not-so-subtle racism re the defendant. "People from foreign countries" (or whatever) She was a typical white woman who calls police regularly.

From what I understand, he kept a very low profile and paid his bills in cash. He did have a new name, and that name had a fake DL, so in theory he could get by with that. He had a flip phone and worked mostly under the table for cash. I feel so bad for his boys.

Byrd is back--he's on her new show (Tribunal Justice) that has...her son on it.

I don't know why no one is over here, but the first half of the case today has me gripped. The woman suing is older and was a previous kidnap victim who was walking with her dog in a mall. She claims a very aggressive salesman, Eric, more or less held her captive in one of those skin care places in the mall, and she spent 8K to get out. I have managed to avoid those people, but I agree they are aggressive. Part 2 looks like Eric has some 'splainin to do...

I just hopped in here to find out if anyone knows when it's coming back.

I was not able to watch today (Governor was on instead) so did she learn anything or naw?

I am also in my 50s and single. I actually enjoy it (husband died after a lengthy battle with cancer last year, I was exhausted and emotionally drained). I have had men try to facebook friend me or try to start a conversation on words with friends and I shut that s*** down immediately. Also, almost every fake facebook friend is formulary: Attractive guy in a uniform or in a foreign country, brand new FB profile with two or three photos and no or few friends. I mean...how are women falling for that? As for Lois, if she was a functional person prior to her divorce, I wonder if she needs some sort of neurological work up? Because NOBODY with life experience and critical thinking skills believes there are suitcases full of diamonds. She may WANT to believe it, but she can't actually believe it. The paper money was just beyond. Money is printed on cloth, not printer paper you dumbass. At any rate, I will be watching tomorrow because I am a glutton for punishment AND I am in my final week off from having COVID and bored AF.

The Petermeisters are from my hood, so I checked her facebook. She's a Trump supporter, even went to see his star when she was in LA, I am assuming for the JJ taping.

How does someone rent a car at Hertz for only $70-100 a week? Last time I had a rental, my insurance paid $50 a DAY.

Maybe now she can get the WIC and food stamps she wanted so much.

No. It goes back to the account it was sent from UNLESS the account is charged off. In that case, the bank keeps what is owed and sends out a check for the rest.

She didn't work, so that's why she likely didn't have life insurance. The good thing is that Minnesota liability insurance includes medical/death benefits. It would be enough to cover a very small funeral, but better than nothing. (Assuming she had valid insurance)

The defendant from the repeat, "My child is a nightmare" died a few years ago in a car accident. She had four daughters. The JJ boyfriend is listed in the obit. Also, she was from Minnesota, in the small city my husband grew up in. ETA: She was driving too fast on a four lane highway, and crashed into a pole. Fortunately, no one else was injured. https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sctimes/obituary.aspx?n=sheena-n-grimstad&pid=182406159&fhid=12817

I was also not surprised the perfectionist mom and her checked-out husband got divorced. I am hopeful the kids will gradually move over to live with their dad. I am guessing he fits the role of "Disneyland Dad" quite well. I was kind-of surprised she found a new guy who will accept all of her baggage, though. She is a LOT. ETA: Jarius was a nasty person. It's not that he is "protective" of his kids, it's that she was a white, religious person whom he judged JUST as harshly.

Nice episode, but is anyone gainfully employed anymore?