All Episodes Talk: All Rise

[One Tough Cookie]

Crazy--sometimes I feel like I don't have to watch the episodes at all because they lack your wit and sarcasm!!!

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

First (2014)-

Three’s a Crowd -Plaintiff/ suing Jordan Bianco suing defendant /former roommate Mary Stanko for unpaid rent security deposit and utiliies.    Plaintiff and girlfriend Kirsten Paskett, were two roommates, and plaintiff is suing defendant for her portion of the rent (50% because plaintiff and girlfriend shared a room).      Plaintiff’s girlfriend and defendant didn’t get along, and so defendant moved out.   

Original agreement is claimed by plaintiff girlfriend was half paid by them, but defendant claims she was originally told she would pay 1/3 of rent and utilities.   When defendant moved out on 1 May she was going to pay the rent, but when she went to pay up, and pick up her stuff, plaintiff Kirsten would only give Mary her stuff when she paid her more money. 

Plaintiffs aren’t getting security back, because new roommate will pay Jordan back for the security deposit.   New roommate will pay half of the rent.  

Did all three litigants go shopping together?  

Plaintiff girlfriend claims she found out defendant was going to move out without notice, and that caused the argument.   Audrey the roommate helped plaintiff sort through and lock up Mary’s stuff. Audrey was the fourth roommate, and was the woman living there until Mary moved out.  

$335 to plaintiffs, for the one month’s unpaid rent, when Mary’s friend was still there, and some of the friend’s stuff is still in the apartment, so plaintiffs will get even more rent.   

$415 to plaintiffs.

Moving Out Madness -Plaintiff Cassandra Allen suing defendant Douglas Marks rent late fees and cleaning fees.   Roommates were plaintiff, and her husband Billy, and defendant, were all on the lease, and renting one or two rooms from someone else in a house.  All three lived together for three years before everything fell apart.  (This was in Mission Hills, CA)

Defendant didn’t give 30-day’s notice to move out to live with his girlfriend, but he claims plaintiff husband Billy told him to move out. 

However, $900 rent to plaintiff, because even though defendant claimed he would move after April, but he was still there in June, and his stuff was still in the house until almost the end of July.   Defendant says Cassandra wouldn’t let him take his stuff out of the house.

Plaintiff receives two month’s rent $1800.

Second (2014)-

When Divorcees Fight! -Plaintiff/ex-wife Teresa Winey suing defendant/ex -husband Rudy Cardoza for destroying a home that she owns.      Litigants decided to go into rehabbing, and flipping a house, defendant would live in it, and they would sell and split the profits.   Then, defendant married wife #2, and potential third wife is defendant’s witness.    

 When defendant remarried to wife #2, that wife was a full-time worker, and so plaintiff stopped paying the mortgage.  Defendant adds the tacky statement that he’s still married to wife #2, but is dating potential wife #3. 

Defendant gave plaintiff a quit claim deed, and plaintiff gave defendant $4800 for his portion of the house, and took the house back.     Defendant doesn’t work, so how does he pay the $900 a month mortgage?   Wife #2 was only there for 9 months. He claims he paid the mortgage from his 401k, and checking account.   Plaintiff was paying the mortgage payment, to avoid foreclosure by defendant stopping payments. 

Defendant refused to move out, even after the quit claim, and plaintiff paid him to take the house back.

Defendant keeps interrupting, and yelling at JJ.   I really wish Officer Byrd would go over and kick defendant’s butt out of court.    Defendant says he does take medication, and says JJ does too.

Plaintiff finally got him out of the house, and found a lot of damages.

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Repair Nightmare! -Plaintiff/ Lee Kostolsky  is suing defendant/mechanic Matt Kowalski for wrecking his car after picking it up for service.   Defendant finished the car, on the way to test drive it, and take it back to plaintiff, when car slid on ice, and was totaled.   Defendant hit a utility pole, and now plaintiff says utility pole has to be replaced.    Defendant claims totaled car was drivable.

Plaintiff gets $1675 for the car.   And the utility pole?   The real innocent victim here, that was savagely attacked by defendant and plaintiff’s car?

Dog Custody Battle! -Plaintiff Ms. Graham (yes, she’s going by Ms. Graham) suing defendant/ex-boyfriend Sean Bray for costs after he had surgery, and dog custody, and money she advanced him for his surgery.  Defendant says plaintiff had his dog, refused to return the dog, never went to court about the dog until today, never made a police report about the dog.

Plaintiff keeps the dog.  After surgery costs are dismissed.   Plaintiff says she loaned him $1483 for the surgery.     Defendant wants $300 for a refrigerator he sold to her, and she never paid for.

Defendant admits the $1483 was a loan from plaintiff.  

$1483 to plaintiff. Defendant claim dismissed.

5 p.m. episodes-

First (2017)-

House of Stolen Cards?!-Plaintiff Miercoles Bell claims the defendant, Antwon McNeese stole his collectible cards.    They do something about having the best cards, I absolutely understand not one word they’re talking about.    JJ says she finds it amazing that when the plaintiff's cards disappear, and then they were posted for sale by the defendant on the same day.  JJ says she will believe the plaintiff's cards were stolen, with a confirming police report.  Police report doesn't match the plaintiff's testimony.  

Plaintiff has a FB post trying to sell the 21 stolen cards, and defendant claims he didn't do it, and defendant says they were other cards he posted for sale that day.   

Defendant gives JJ the card pictures of what was posted for sale on the same day as the theft, and they are different from the stolen cards.  Plaintiff's witness claims defendant not only told him he stole the cards, but offered him some of the cards.   JJ case will be recalled after JJ's sushi lunch, with defendant showing JJ his ads for the month of the theft, and the month before that.

JJ says the posted cards by defendant aren't the plaintiff's cards.   

Case dismissed, because plaintiff can prove nothing.  I don't believe the plaintiff's witness, Andre Macklin, either.  I think the plaintiff has no proof, so he lied to the police, and changed his story to JJ.  

(This is the case where Amy Schumer the comic was in the audience, she's sitting behind the defendant's left shoulder). 

Judge Discovers Tampering of Evidence?!-Plaintiff Marvin Hawthorn suing former landlady Rita Cassaro over his illegal eviction from a furnished room.     Landlady wanted him out, and plaintiff claims it was an illegal eviction, because he didn't have to move for three more days.    Plaintiff moved in with relatives on the 27th and 28th, and landlady claims nothing was left in the apartment when she did the lock out.   

Plaintiff is suing for hotel costs for four days, but the dates on the receipt from plaintiff are changed by him.    

JJ says that she can see he had an alternative place to go.  Plaintiff also claims his computer was stolen by defendant, but there is no proof of any property left behind, let alone a computer.

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Second (2017)-

Hot Mess of a Long-Haired Cat-Plaintiff Renee Martin suing ex-boyfriend Dean York for an unpaid loan to pay vet bills.    Plaintiff used her Care Credit card.

Plaintiff claims defendant was uncontrollable, so JJ tells him to put down the Water That Must Not be Drunk, and he instantly does.     

The litigants were dating, but not living together.   Plaintiff has two cats, and defendant has one cat, and the loan was for vet bills for shaving because of mats, and catch up on routine shots.    Shaving was $70, and then exams, worming, shots, sedation for the grooming, and the total is now with interest, and late fees is now $576.   The original bill was almost $400, and interest and late fees were charged, so the total is now $576.    Defendant claims he didn't promise to pay the bill, so he didn't.  Plaintiff claims defendant promised to pay the bill off within the six months interest free period.     

Plaintiff claims man abused the cat, kicked the cat out of his way.    I agree with JJ, I find it hard to believe that the plaintiff who claims to be a cat lover, would continue to date the defendant who she saw abusing his cat all of the time.   Defendant had the cat for 2 1/2 years, and never took the cat for shots (totally indoor cat).     The vet bill was $576 after all of the interest, and fees.    JJ's parting remarks make me think she believes the desperate plaintiff's story about cat abuse, and I don't believe the plaintiff.     

$576 for plaintiff. 

Shoddy Bathroom Remodel-Plaintiff Donald Hall contractor is suing neighbor Laura Ranes for unpaid balance to remodel her bathroom.  Plaintiff is a licensed remodeling contractor.   Plaintiff was remodeling the bathroom in his neighbor's condo.    Plaintiff is on disability (I'm guessing law enforcement,) and SSDI or SSI, but claims he doesn't do heavy work, and limits his income to the amounts of his disability rules.  I suspect that's why he wanted partial payments, over a few months, to keep under the income limits.     He also subs out some work too. 

Bathroom remodel was $2100 left, and defendant claimed the work was faulty, shoddy, and she refuses to pay him.  Plaintiff received $1700, and worked over two months on the bathroom.    Defendant is upset about the quality of the work, and plaintiff's refusal to fix the problems with the bathroom.     Defendant paid another contractor $600 to fix the bad work, and complete the job.   The pictures from defendant's cell phone that the work isn't great on the drywall, and paint.  

Plaintiff claimed he would fix the last few items in one day, and wanted the money from defendant right then, $2100.   Plaintiff claims there is an email from defendant claiming she loved the bathroom, and how nice it turned out.   

Plaintiff contracted $3800 for the total job, so defendant will have to pay plaintiff some of the remaining $2100.

$1500 to plaintiff.  As JJ says, they deserve each other. 

(Yes, Mary Stanko is supposed to be her real name.    I've seen less common ones on the judge shows). 

Edited December 30, 2022 by CrazyInAlabama

[One Tough Cookie]

3 hours ago, CrazyInAlabama said:

Mary Stanko

PLEEZE  tell me that name was made up!?!

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

First (2014)-

Neighborly Plant Destruction -Plaintiff Christy Wilson suing defendants  Mark Fite and (wife) Cara Kelly over trimming vines that were growing on plaintiff’s property but grew onto defendants property, and  onto their carport, so defendants cut them.

Plaintiff claims defendants cut the vines on their property, but also damaged vines on plaintiff’s side.   The vines are all over the common wall, and down the length of the wall.  Vines went all over the wall, and into defendants’ carport, and onto defendants’ house roof.    The defendants’ moved in five months before this, and plaintiff about five years ago.   Plaintiff agreed to cut the vines, but wanted the privacy from having the vines on top of the fence. 

Plaintiff keeps arguing the vines on the defendants’ carport and roof have been there for years.   

Mice, bugs, etc. will love vines like the ones on the encroaching vines.  

Plaintiff case dismissed

Facebook Furniture -Plaintiff  April Lozano suing defendant Lily Jo Rodriguez (plaintiff’s husband’s cousin), for disposing of furniture.   Plaintiff, and her family, and defendants moved in with defendant’s house temporarily, and after plaintiff’s daughter said defendant pulled a knife on her, so plaintiff wanted defendant out.   Defendant babysat twice for the plaintiff, and after the second incident ended the babysitting by defendant.   

Plaintiff only had time to get her clothing out, but not the furniture.   This happened 2 years ago, and furniture was replaced by plaintiff. Defendant has sold the furniture on Facebook.   Plaintiff claims to have proof that defendant made a false CPS claim against plaintiff.   Since plaintiff has a daycare, she was also worried about more false reports.

Everything dismissed.

Follow the Money -Plaintiff Crystal Mounts suing defendant/ex-boyfriend James Pullen for half the cost of a camper and camping spot, and return of property, and money.    Plaintiff wants one year of the camping spot rent paid. 

Plaintiff has a total of eight kids, one with defendant, none of the eight kids live with plaintiff The other child is being raised by defendant, and his mother.    No property decision is made, because they weren’t married, and have no documentation about who owns what.

Plaintiff took out a car loan for $16500, when she was working, and put it in her bank account.   Plaintiff pays $100 a month child support, and is unemployed again.   Defendant says he’s never received a penny from plaintiff.    Defendant says plaintiff has been on social services benefits her whole life.   Defendant doesn’t have custody, but some guardianship through the state, and child has only medical benefits through the state.

Plaintiff says defendant emptied the car money out of her account, and defendant denies ever having a joint account.   Defendant claims he never took a penny from her, and he didn’t have access.

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Second (2014)-

40th Birthday Party Fiasco -Plaintiff/party planner Kelly Goodwin is suing former friends/defendants Donna and Thomas James Mullen for failure to pay for the party planning and costs.  The birthday party was for defendant wife.  Defendants claim there was no contract, so they owe plaintiff nothing.

Plaintiff claims she wanted a party for 50 people, however, 65 or more people showed up.  Defendant claims she thought the party services were free, out of friendship.   Party had a budget of $1500, defendant offered $300, but plaintiff sent an invoice for $485.

Plaintiff receives $485.

Ex-Lovers’ Car Clash -Plaintiff Wade Simons (son and car owner) and (mother) Barbara Garde suing defendant/ex-girlfriend Cherise Milburn for stealing plaintiff son’s car.   The plaintiff and defendant were in a relationship, plaintiff son couldn’t register the car in his name, either because of license or warrant issues, so car was registered and titled in defendant’s name. Plaintiff says his DMV issue was over a previous repossession.    Defendant says the issue was he needed proper I.D., and didn’t have it, so defendant registered the car in her name.

Plaintiff had a Pennsylvania driver’s license, and so he couldn’t register the car in Maryland.   However, defendant’s driver’s license was the same state and address as plaintiff’s.

JJ assumes plaintiff was trying to defraud the government.

Plaintiff paid for the car, defendant claims she paid all of the insurance bills, but both drove the car.

Plaintiff gets the car back. 

Used Car Hustle? -Plaintiff/car buyer Rebecca Kelly suing defendant/car seller Michael Robinson because the car he sold her couldn’t be registered.   At least two of defendant’s witnesses couldn’t register the car either.

Plaintiff bought the car, and it didn’t have a valid title, and she couldn’t register the car.  Plaintiff wants her money back. The car was bought for $900, a 1996 Saturn.   Defendant says he doesn’t know the owner on the title, so between defendant, his two witnesses, none could register the car because of the bad title.

$900 to plaintiff.  Plaintiff gets the refund, and is to return the car to defendant. 

5 p.m. episodes-

First (2017)-

Car Payment Meets Child Support!-Plaintiff June Stahr suing ex-boyfriend Gregory Russell Jr for an unpaid car loan.   Plaintiff is a Sainted Single Mother of One (SSMOO), with defendant.    Car pink slip was in both litigant's names, and loan was in plaintiff's name.    Defendant claims he put down $2500 on car, then refinanced car to get the remainder with a lower interest rate, by borrowing the money from plaintiff's boss.    First loan was 22%.   Remaining loan was still $2900.   Defendant keeps saying that plaintiff signed loan over to him for zero.    Defendant was paying child support after they split up.     

Car is now in defendant's name.    Defendant claims the tax refund will go to plaintiff for the car loan, and for their daughter.   Plaintiff claimed the child's tax deduction on her tax return, and received $1,000 for one year.    

JJ decides $1600 to plaintiff, to pay for the car loan.    

Unlucky Van Story-Plaintiff Vivianne Penzol suing mechanic Luis Rodriguez for unfinished work on a Mercury Villager Van.    Insurance company totaled the car after an accident, paid her $1,000 , and she paid the insurance company $175 to buy the salvaged van back.   Plaintiff agreed for defendant to fix the van for her.   Van is only worth $1,000 per Officer Byrd, and plaintiff was paid $1,000 by the insurance company.    

Defendant wanted $2,300 to fix the van, and has had it for 8 or 9 months.  Why did plaintiff pay $2300 to fix a van, that was only worth $1,000?  Defendant claims van could be finish within two months.   

This case is just wrong, and I don't see how $2300 will fix that van, the body work alone would be more than the mechanical work the plaintiff paid for.    Plaintiff submits photos from January, however, defendant says they were taken in the previous October.   Plaintiff claims mechanic went to her father, and asked for more money to fix the van, and plaintiff wants that paid to her also (nope, not happening).  Defendant has pictures of current van condition, and they're not much better either.  

Why do I suspect that JJ has been played by the plaintiff, with the help of the defendant?.   Plaintiff is not getting her rental car bills either.   Plaintiff already bought another car. 

$2300 to plaintiff.    (Because JJ says there was no substantial work done on the van).  

Second (2017)-

Caught Cheating?!-Plaintiff Tiffani Lefoon, SSMOO (Sainted Single Mother of One) registered nurse, suing former boyfriend, Brandon Maddox, father of her child for cost of a truck, property damage, and unauthorized debit card charges.     Plaintiff claims the police had to retrieve her house key, but defendant kicked in her front door.   When defendant's (professional musician) old car broke down he needed $2,000 for a truck, because he was sending money home to support his two other sons, 9 and 5.    Defendant claims the $2,000 for the truck was a gift, and he still has the truck.   They broke up right after he got the truck, and while plaintiff was 3 or 4 months pregnant.   

 There is no child support paid for plaintiff's child.   Plaintiff claims defendant is her last musician boyfriend, ever.  

Defendant never paid for the truck.   After plaintiff caught defendant cheating at the motel, the police had to get her key back.   Plaintiff went to work after catching loser cheating, and came home and door was kicked in, and TV was broken, two interior doors were broken also, and the front door.   At that time the only missing items were the clothes and shoes belonging to the defendant.   Defendant claims plaintiff was home when he came for his clothes, and shoes. 

There is a video filmed after that of defendant looking for his birth certificate, a month after moving out.    Defendant came in through the window.   Plaintiff's video shows the window being broken (it has a metal grid over it, with chains), and she says she didn't have his birth certificate, and other I.D.s.

$2,000 for plaintiff for damages. 

No Drinking, No Partying, No Random Boyfriends?!-Plaintiff Suzanne Hudak, suing defendant Sommer Lund, former room renter in her home for damages, not covered by security deposit.    Plaintiff moved in September, $350 a month, with two cats.    A friend moved into another room with one more cat at the same time.   Signed lease says no drinking excessively, no random boys, no partying, but that is written in later, on the written lease.   There are no initials from tenants about the added restrictions. 

Plaintiff disliked the drinking and partying, but that's written in later, so not binding.   Boozing it up, random boys, smoking on the property, etc.      JJ says you can't say that no one can smoke anyone on your property, so I guess the medical campuses that do that are wrong?     If it's in the lease, and signed by both parties, then it would be legal.   Writing it in yourself after the lease is signed is not legal.  

Landlord claims the cats from the defendant, and the other former tenant cats were in one room.     Landlady claims all of the carpet was new, but previous homeowner had cats in that room, but had cardboard on top of the carpet to protect it. (I bet the previous owners didn't sanitize the floor under the previous carpet, so the cats would be attracted to the carpet in that room)

No rent is owed by defendant, because the landlord drove tenants out.    No before and after pictures were taken.

Plaintiff case dismissed. 

Edited December 30, 2022 by CrazyInAlabama

[One Tough Cookie]

Rats--we didn't have our daily JJ pm episodes becuse, ya know, football is SOOOOOOOOO important,👎 but we get oldies but goodies at 10 to 11 pm. 

[CrazyInAlabama]

p. 508 30 Sept 2022

Furniture Feud!    Deportation and Disability 

p. 504 25 Feb 2022

Terrible Roommate  Funeral Fraud?

p. 507 8 Jan 2021

Let's Grow Marijuana?!   Woodworking Hobby Fail

P. 508 23 Aug 2022

Harassment and Deception?  

Edited January 2, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[One Tough Cookie]

I got the septic lady episode, she was so obnoxious wanted to throw her into the tank and hammer shut the lid.  And I do believe she wanted marijuana house.  Did you look at the condition her former tenants left it? She was just a  slob looking for money

 

[CrazyInAlabama]

p. 508 4 Oct 2022

Lose the Puppy!   Boxer on Steroids?

p. 504 July 2022

Gay Dating Drama   Bicycle Thief?   Fire Pit Problem!

p. 482, 5 Jan 21 (all 3 cases on the same show date).

Disabled Helping the Disabled?   Highway Barricade Collision

Someone Stole My Car!

 

[CrazyInAlabama]

p. 508  14 Sept 2022

Salvaged SUV Scam?   Dog Walking Attack 

p. 508 5 Oct 2022

The New Wife     Debit Card Downer 

p. 482 6 Jan 2021

Repo Skirmish ?!

p. 482 6 Jan 2021

Costa Rican Vacation Con?!, Teen Mother vs. Godmother (Sadly another person on this show who has kids way too early, and will never get out of poverty.)

Edited January 5, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[One Tough Cookie]

7 hours ago, CrazyInAlabama said:

Teen Mother vs. Godmother

Good Lord, could she look anymore stupid with her open mouth breathing and the befuddled look on her face?  And if's breeding children @17-well, I'm speechless.

Edited January 4, 2023 by One Tough Cookie

[CrazyInAlabama]

p. 508, 7 Oct 2022

Rescue Pit Bull Euthanized; Bikini Swap 

p. 505, 10 May 2022

Sick Child or Crash Scam?;   Too Much Information!

p. 482 7 Jan 2021

Car Takes a Hood Pounding;   If Your Bed is There, You Are There!

p. 508, 14 Sept 2022

Felony Kickbacks?!;  Pomeranian Puppy Problem

[CrazyInAlabama]

p.508 3 Oct 22

Doused with Gasoline;    Pit Bull vs. Bijon 

p. 508 23 Sept 2022

The Anguish of Ex-Lovers;   World Cup Woes  

p. 482 4 Jan 2021

Fit of Drunken Rage?;   Social Security Theft?!

p. 482 4 Jan 2021

Broken Jaw Party Foul!; Quick!  Hide the Pontiac?!

(I only access PT from my laptop, so any thread title where I click on the last posting time, it opens that last post. )

Edited January 7, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[DoctorK]

On 1/4/2023 at 5:38 PM, One Tough Cookie said:

Good Lord, could she look anymore stupid with her open mouth breathing and the befuddled look on her face? 

Yeah, that was enough to turn my stomach. Her mother is sure doing a great job of raising her, probably because she is the same, except she learned to not leave her month hanging open. Before the court shows, I thought that "mouth breather" was just a figure of speech.

Incidentally, since the new and improved site, this thread always opens and takes me to the first posting on the first page of this thread (this is the only thread I follow that does this and it does it on both computers and the tablet). Not a big deal, just curious.

Edited January 6, 2023 by DoctorK
spelling is important

[CrazyInAlabama]

p. 495 10 June 21

Disabled Daughter Caring for Mother; Sick Cat Harassment and Threats

p. 508, 12 Sept 22

Parking Rage!; Best Friend Bailout

p. 483, 11 Jan 21

Vindictive Tool Thief?!; Teen Driver Fail!

p. 483; 11 Jan 21

Suspicious Church Fire Payday; Cabin Renovation

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

Vindictive Roommate Games -Plaintiff/landlord Steve Brisson suing defendant /tenant Ronald Belcher for rent and utilities.   Plaintiff claims defendant moved in his girlfriend without permission so he evicted him.   Plaintiff called defendant’s probation officer, to get rid of tenant, after he found out defendant was a convicted felon.   Two months after defendant moved in (plaintiff leased the property, and rented two rooms out) the lease between owner and plaintiff, ended, and rent went up two months after defendant moved in.

Eviction notice was posted by plaintiff on July 15, and so defendant had 30 days to move out, and before that plaintiff called defendant’s probation officer.    Plaintiff called probation officer is because he wanted defendant out right now.

$2,000 to defendant,   

Thriving Hair Salon Runaround -Plaintiff Sonya Jolivette suing defendant/ (sister) Sylvia Whitfield over the sale of a hair salon.    Plaintiff wanted to move to Las Vegas and do hair.   So, in 2013 plaintiff moved from California to Las Vegas.    California salon lease, month-to-month, was taken over by defendant sister, and salon was sold to sister.   Defendant claims she never agreed to pay $12,000 to plaintiff for the salon. 

Defendant claims she paid back rent to the landlord.   Rent was $1700.   Lease is hand written, and looks like I wrote it.   Defendant admits she doesn’t have a cancelled check for the back rent, because someone paid the rent for her, and she claims she has to repay that person.

JJ points out defendant looks like she’s going out tonight, not coming to court.  

Defendant case dismissed.  

Plaintiff asked for her tax returns for the last two years she owned the salon, to prove salon was a going operation, no tax returns submitted.

Plaintiff case is dismissed, without prejudice if last

Attack by a Yorkie -Plaintiff  Emily Taylor suing defendant Danay Darrough  over a dog attack by defendant’s Yorkie, for medical bills, lost wages, and suffering.   Plaintiff went to pick up a dog at a groomer, and defendant’s dogs on retractable leashes, and says when she tripped on the leashes, and while dogs were biting her, defendant was laughing.    Defendant claims plaintiff was never bitten.

Medical records for plaintiff recorded a dog bite, and was treated for an ankle injury, and a dog bite.

$1500 for plaintiff.    

p. 508, 13 Sept 2022

Child’s Dog-Bite Marks Disputed; Show Me the Money

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 483, 12 Jan 21

Sister Love Gone Wrong!; Who Stole My Clarinet?!

p. 483, 12 Jan 21

28 Police Visits in Two Weeks?!; Ex-Friend Repo Drama

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

Complex Mom Management -Plaintiff Kirsten Lee, Leanna Miller (daughter and ex-girlfriend) and (mother) Anna Marie Miller suing defendant/daughter’s ex boyfriend Christopher Riggs for repayment of a truck loan, rent and a cell phone.  The truck tires amounted to $1015.    Daughter and defendant lived in the apartment complex that plaintiff mother managed.    This happened in Brighton, CO.

Plaintiff daughter asked the mother to purchase the tires for defendant’s truck.   Defendant says he never discussed repayment for the tires, $1015, with daughter or mother.   JJ can’t believe the mother never discussed payment, and I think defendant is a liar too.

Plaintiff wants $1034 for the tires.   Then defendant argued with girlfriend Leanna, and after they argued plaintiff daughter claims defendant moved out without telling her.   Defendant says Leanna told him to move out.    Leanna, Christopher and Kirsten lived in the same apartment together, splitting the rent in thirds.     JJ dismisses the cellphone

$1393 to plaintiff for the tires, and one month’s rent.

Son Pays Father’s Child Support -Plaintiff/son Chris Skuggen (19-years-old) suing defendant/fatherChris Skuggen Sr for repayment of loans that son loaned to father from an accident settlement son received to pay father’s child support arrearage, and DUI fines.    Defendant has plaintiff, and two grown daughters.     Four years ago, defendant owed $3200 for two DUIs, and had to pay the fees to get his license reinstated.   Defendant is a mechanic.

Plaintiff loaned the money to father, and defendant refuses to repay the money.  I can’t say how much disgust I have for defendant.  Defendant feels weak and has to sit down.  See JJ’s death stare works. 

Money to loan to defendant came from plaintiff’s son’s settlement from when son was hit by a car.     The arrearage was for public assistance repayment for daughter Breanna.   

First loan was $3500. And $2200, and $800, so a total of $6500.      

JJ calls defendant a deadbeat, and I agree.   I hope the son realizes that the deadbeat father will keep borrowing, and stealing from him until every penny is gone.    I hope son cut the deadbeat father off, and never puts up with him again.  

$5,000 to plaintiff leaving him $1500 short.

Divorcee Grand Theft -Plaintiff Megan Chipperfield is suing defendant/ex-husband David Chipperfield for stealing her mom’s appliances when he moved out of their mutual home.   Plaintiff inherited her mother’s home, and defendant lived in the mother’s home until it was sold, but on move out defendant took the fridge and a big stove, plus they were Sub Zero, and Sub Zero refrigerator drawers.    Defendant is a high rise window cleaner.

There are photos before defendant moved in showing the appliances, and the house condition.   When plaintiff went to look at the house and take photos on move out (house was sold), the appliances were gone. 

Even at five or six years old, Sub Zero is so expensive.   I would have reported the theft to the police.   Unless ex-husband had connections with the local authorities.

Defendant claims he repaired the house, and after three months he was told house was sold, and he needed to move out.   Defendant sold appliances, to pay rent, and his bills.  Defendant claims he bought the stove and fridge in his sworn statement.

In the hall-terview, defendant claims ex-wife wants him back.   Not happening. 

$4300 to plaintiff.  

p. 508, 19 Sept 2022

Stabbed in the Face!

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 483, 13 Jan 21

Paraplegic’s Dying Wish Ignored?!; Mommy Stole My School Money

p. 483, 13 Jan 2021

What’s a Broken Finger Between Brothers? ; Car Theft or Goodwill Donation?

[One Tough Cookie]

1 hour ago, CrazyInAlabama said:

the tires, $1015

I 😁o fucking old I can remember tires costing about $100 each!

I ignore dog stories,it's a matter of being upset or being bored

[CrazyInAlabama]

1 hour ago, One Tough Cookie said:

I 😁o fucking old I can remember tires costing about $100 each!

I ignore dog stories,it's a matter of being upset or being bored

That was for four truck tires, and they cost more.    They might also be a special size that also costs more.     I remember when I was a kid asking my father what 'recaps' were.  Tires that are worn out, and they put more tread on, horrible idea, and I don't know if they sell them for personal vehicles any more.    And I know they still sell used.   Also a bad idea in most cases. 

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

Mold and Marijuana: Which Came First!? -Plaintiff /landlady Lissa Bruckner suing defendant/former tenant Joseph Bowe for causing damages to her rental property.   Defendant and wife lived there for two years, and plaintiff claims defendants ruined her house by growing Weed in the trailer.  Defendant claims damages due to mold weren’t from running a Grow Op.   There are move in and move out photos, after is lots of exterior trash.   Unfortunately, plaintiff didn’t take photos before contractor removed grow lights, etc.   No date on the photos.  (This was in Eugene, OR)

Plaintiff won’t say if house was gutted because of mold.  However, someone should explain to JJ that a Grow Op does lead to tons of mold.     JJ is not considering the mold issue, because plaintiff didn’t bring a statement from contractor.   Who did plaintiff hire for mold remediation?  That’s a specialty contractor, not a regular contractor.   There is also no report from a remediation inspector about the mold. 

Defendant’s counter claim is house was full of mold.   Plaintiff claims she received no texts from defendant.

(I think plaintiff is lying about the mold.  I also bet defendant was growing too).

Plaintiff and Defendant cases dismissed.

 

Mercedes Mayhem -Plaintiff Susan Freas suing defendant Richard Valenzuela for defendant taking back a car he purchased for her. Car belonged to someone else, and plaintiff wanted it, and claims she paid in work to defendant, so he paid the $2,000 to get the Mercedes.  Title is in someone else’s name, Michael somebody, DMV took the paperwork defendant had.    Then, plaintiff had the car, when she moved out of recent widower Valenzuela’s house.

Plaintiff claims she did a lot of driving and work for defendant, so she earned the car.   Plaintiff claims she wanted to buy the car, but didn’t have the money, so Richard put $2,000 down.   Plaintiff told to write a check for $2000 to Valenzuela, in 24 hours, she can have the car back.  Otherwise, it’s defendant’s car.   Plaintiff is talking so fast that even I’m confused. 

Defendant will have to apply for a lost title.   JJ will keep the original title for five days, and if plaintiff pays the $2,000 to defendant, then title will go back to plaintiff, and she will get the car.

Plaintiff now says she won’t pay defendant for ‘her’ car.  JJ tells plaintiff write the check or defendant gets title.

Officer Byrd gives title to defendant, and dismisses plaintiff case.

(In hall-terview defendant admits to a little speed use, so that explains her rapid, scattered speech). 

 

p. 508, 20 Sept 22

Child and Car Custody; Older Cabbies Young Roomie

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p. 483, 14 Jan 21

Where’s My Harley Money?!; Choose a Defense…Any Defense!

p. 508, 19 Aug 2022

Lifetime Protective Order Against Neighbor?!

Edited January 13, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[DoctorK]

1 hour ago, CrazyInAlabama said:

Plaintiff is talking so fast that even I’m confused. 

I was having the same problem, at first I was wondering if the video was coming out on fast forward (lots of odd things happen with Cox Cable). By the end I was sure that she was totally wired up on something, so much so that I am surprised that JJ didn't call her out on it. In the hallterview, the defendant said that she was on speed. Usually a comment like that comes across as mud slinging but in this case I think it was an obvious and correct observation.

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

p. 485, 15 June 21

Wedding Limo Scorcher!

p. 508, 15 Sept 2022

Eyewitness Perjury?!; Twice-Kidnapped Puppy

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p. 483, 15 Jan 21

Don’t Treat Me Like the Help!; Motorcycle Mystery

p. 508, 31 Aug 2022

Dial 911 for Murder?!; Unfit for Children

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Good Samaritan Twice Bitten! -Plaintiff Jamie Lee suing defendants Amelia Knuf-Yantis and Jason  Miller for medical bills from a dog attack by defendant Miller’s dogs.  Plaintiff was walking his German Shepherd on leash, when defendant Knuf-Yantis was walking defendant  Miller’s dogs (she was housesitting and dog sitting for Miller).    Defendant says the dogs were getting amped up at plaintiff’s dogs, so plaintiff crossed the street.   Then Miller’s dogs attacked each other, and they were fighting.  Jamie says hand me a leash, and separates the dogs, defendant Amelia accepted Lee’s help.   Then leash breaks on one dog, Lee pins dog down and dog bit Lee.   

Other people showed at the scene, and Amelia wanted to take one dog home, got the second dog home by it’s collar.    Mr. Lee was bitten twice, and wants his medical bills covered.   Lee says leash on one dog didn’t break, but it slipped out of it’s collar.

Plaintiff receives $1500 for medical bills.  

Stop Playing with your Hair! -Plaintiff Norine Joyner suing defendant/granddaughter Romance Cooke for tickets and damages to a car plaintiff helped defendant buy, $2,195.    It’s the same story as usual, granddaughter had bad credit, so grandmother put car in her name.   Grandmother had to pay July, and August payment, took car, and after defendant signed an agreement for the tickets, damages, and make payments, plaintiff gave the car back.    The second time plaintiff took car back too.   Defendant says plaintiff took the car twice, for five days each, and defendant claims that voided any agreements she signed about paying tickets.  Defendant claims she only had two parking tickets, but plaintiff submits the ticket copies.

Granddaughter won’t stop playing with her hair, or saying “Yeah”.   Anyone wearing the cheap wig out of the producer’s closet of disguised should stop posing like it looks good, it looks hideous, and so does her awful attitude. 

Some tickets are from NY, 2 parking tickets, the rest are from Illinois where defendant actually lives.   Grandmother still owes $1495 for tickets, and some doubled.   

Plaintiff receives $2,000.   I wouldn’t have given her a penny for anything after she gave the car back the first time.

 

p. 510, 31 Dec 2022

Grand Theft Drama , Premature Lock-Out?!

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p. 496, 30 June 2021

Repo Mama!; Military Man Browbeating? Truck Sale Fraud

p. 507, 17 August 2022

Beauty School Dropout?

Edited January 16, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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RV Trip from Hell! -Plaintiff Robert Holstein suing defendant  Zdenek Jurcak for return of his fee, and damages from an RV rental.  Rv was purchased from Camping World, it was a 2003 model by defendant, and he rented the RV out.  RV rental was $140 a day.  Plaintiff picked the RV up, for a 10 day rental.  After RV malfunctioned, plaintiff left it, and defendant had to travel to pick it up.   After the horn went off, plaintiff still packed the RV, and took off down the road. 

Plaintiff says the rented RV started having steering issues, blaring horn, and defendant didn’t care.  After the steering wheel fell off, the defendant told plaintiff to drive the RV to his shop.

Then, plaintiff said the steering malfunctioned, and the steering wheel fell off.   So, plaintiff drove to the defendant’s house, and defendant (welder) welded the steering column back together.   Plaintiff took his wife, and four kids, and his mother,  on the trip and continued, even after the steering wheel and horn incidents, against his wife’s advice.   

When they got close to Mount Rushmore, it was losing power all day long.   Then, the generator failed.  Ultimate destination was the Grand Canyon, from Chicago. On day 2, RV failed.  Defendant told plaintiff to call the roadside service, and they wouldn’t service the RV, since they only covered the owner, not rentals. Then, plaintiff paid over $800 to get the RV fixed. 

After driving to Iowa, the plaintiff finally abandoned the RV, and rented two cars ($802) and spent two nights in hotels $340, to get home.   Defendant claims the mechanic in Des Moines, Iowa says the plaintiff ruined the RV.  When one mechanic got the RV going, the CO2 alarms went off.

Defendant denies he’s in the RV rental business.

Plaintiff receives $3,002 for hotels, cars, RV repairs.   

Get Out…But Keep Paying My Rent -Plaintiff Robin Guerrera suing defendant/former boyfriend Michael Bannis for two months of mortgage payments, an alarm bill, and other fees for unpaid rent, bounced check fees.   House was rent to own, the plaintiff and three kids were in the house, defendant moved out, and plaintiff wants to be paid for the missing mortgage / rent payments.    Plaintiff claims for the last month, defendant’s rent/mortgage check bounced.   $1300 for August, and plaintiff refused to leave the house even after defendant moved out.  Lease/purchase was only in defendant’s name.

Plaintiff is still living in the house, and not paying rent.   Landlord’s case will be against defendant.

Everything dismissed.

p. 510, 21 Dec 2022

Father and Daughter Gang Up on Ex; Boy traumatized After Dog Attack

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p. 483, 19 Jan 2021

Incarcerated Mechanic Runaround?!; Annoying New Girlfriend Alert!

p. 508, 23 Sept 2022

Family Business Money Triangle

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Killer Pack of Pit Bulls- Plaintiffs Jonathan Hawkins and girlfriend  Windi Wilkerson suing defendant Gail Hart over a dog attack by defendant’s Pit Bulls, suing for vet bills, and harassment.   Defendant has three Pit Bulls and a Chihuahua. Defendant is counter suing, claiming attack wasn’t her fault, and for pain and suffering.  Pits were running loose for two days before the attack, according to defendant's brother.   They also killed another dog owned by plaintiffs, that supposedly came on defendant's property.

Plaintiff’s vet bills were $986, this dog survived.  Defendant’s ludicrous counter claim is that plaintiffs messed with the gate between the houses (litigants live side-by-side), and defendant claims the plaintiffs call animal control constantly about her dogs after the first dog was killed.       Defendant claims the plaintiffs opened the gate, and coaxed her dogs onto plaintiff’s property.  

So it was a set up.  Defendant fiance, Greg Jones, claims he saw a man with a pony tail (supposedly plaintiff’s witness), playing with the gate.  So what? 

My opinion, JJ is right, when dogs pack up, any breed can kill.   And many so-called pits are actually cross breeds with Mastiffs, Cane Corsos, etc, making them much bigger and more vicious.

Defendant’s brother Nathaniel said to animal control on the day of the attack, that some of the Pits have been wandering for three days.   There was a citation from Animal Control for three dogs not being licensed, and I’m guessing no rabies shots.  (Plaintiffs are renting, and looking for somewhere else to rent).

$3,000 to plaintiffs.

Basset Hound Rescue Caught on Tape! -Plaintiffs Mary Hoover suing defendant John Passananti IV for kennel fees.   When defendant moved into a place that didn’t allow dogs, dog was in kennel for nine months, and was still there at the time of the case.    Defendant fell behind on payments, and by contract the dog boarding reverted to full price. Defendant owes five months of kennel bills.

 Defendant refuses to move into a place that accepts pets, and intended to leave dog in kennel for as long as he lived in the apartment.   Defendant claims he only owes $1500, but he owes $2205 on the kennel bill.   

Defendant’s idea of a placement is his stepdaughter’s house, and JJ will call the stepdaughter to see if she really has a good home for the dog.    Daisy looks well cared for, but that’s because the boarding kennel took good care of her.

$1500 to plaintiff for boarding (so JJ believed defendant paid plaintiff part of the bill? I don’t.)

JJ personally intervened in this case, and found a good home with one of her staff members for the dog.  A man JJ has known for over 20 years, and who has owned hounds before.  Chris Thomas adopted Daisy. 

p. 510, 19 Dec 2022

Crowbar-Wielding Mother!; Failed Friendship!

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 483 20 Jan 2021

Father Figure Accused of Evil Plot!; Phantom Driver at Fault?

p. 483, 20 Jan 2021

Heartthrob Concert Chaos

Edited January 18, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Cry for Car Help! -Plaintiff /ex-boyfriend BrianTashjian suing defendant/ex-girlfriend Sabrina Purnell for repayment of a loan for car repairs.   Defendant is a Sainted Single Mother of Four (SSMOF).  They met online, never officially dated.  

Defendant SSMOF says it was a gift, and she had two cars also.   The one car was a spare for when her daughter gets her license.   

When mechanic’s shop said her car had to go, and she had to pay, she received a ‘loan’ or ‘gift’, from plaintiff.   Car had been sitting at mechanic’s shop for three weeks.  It was only $500 for the insurance deductible, after an auto accident.

Is JJ kidding?   I bet the daughter drives without a license, and I bet the second car never had insurance on it.

Plaintiff receives $500

Stolen Church Check? -Plaintiff Julie Bowdren  suing defendant/landlord Jeremy Bortle for security deposit ($250), pet deposit $75), rent back, and the value of a check that plaintiff claims defendant stole. $250 for security to plaintiff, no written contract, so no 30 day notice required.   Pet deposit text says refundable, $75.    So, $325 back to plaintiff.  No money to plaintiff for ruined food because fridge and freezer broke and ruined her food, dismissed.

Check copy is submitted by defendant.  JJ won’t go after defendant for the check, because he’s ‘challenged’.    Defendant says plaintiff gave him the check to pay him for rent.

Plaintiff receives $513.

Sick Dog Payback -Plaintiff Teresa Roland suing defendant Amy Hamilton for a loan, a vet bill, and a new dog.  Defendant says they were loans for necessities, and car parts.   Defendant says this started because defendant wouldn’t co-sign for plaintiff’s mortgage.

Plaintiff is a student, and her four kids are on benefits, so why was she loaning money to defendant? JJ says she won’t reward plaintiff for vet bills, since she’s supported by the government.    The dog that was sick belonged to plaintiff, and was taken to the emergency vet, and plaintiff got a care credit.   Then, plaintiff wants the new puppy she bought for defendant.

Plaintiff receives $715.

When Ex-Fiancees Fight! -Plaintiff /ex-fiance Karri Weiss suing defendant /ex fiance William Spain for repayment of a car loan, and two cell phones.   Cell phones dismissed.   Loan for truck was in both names.  Because it was easier on gas, plaintiff’s minivan was driven by defendant, and plaintiff drove the truck.   Then defendant interrupts to say plaintiff was driving truck before she was injured, and stopped working.   

Plaintiff isn't getting money for the cell phones, or the car loan. 

(This happened in Cedar Hill, MO)  

Plaintiff case dismissed. 

p. 510, 20 Dec 2022

Police Officer Assaulted by Landlady, College Football Scholarship Hiccup

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p. 496 6 July 2021

Rent Control and the American Dream, Outrageous Drinking and Driving Excuse

p. 505, 6 May 2022.

Vacation Disaster!, New Franchise Owner Upset

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Drunk Batting Practice?! -Plaintiff/ex-girlfriend Monique Davis suing defendant /ex-boyfriend LaQuan Milligan  over car damages.  Defendant claims plaintiff was drunk and bashed her own car with a baseball bat. Plaintiff claims defendant drove her car, had an accident and refuses to admit it.   The litigants have a daughter together. When defendant came over, but was late, plaintiff refused to let him see the daughter.     Defendant comes to see daughter three or four nights a week.

Plaintiff claims defendant took her keys and car without her knowledge.    Then, plaintiff claims defendant threw her keys on the table, and she went out an inspected her car, and claims it was bashed in from defendant’s accident.   Defendant says plaintiff was drunk when he arrived.   Defendant says plaintiff gave him her keys to go to the store for a few items.    

Plaintiff doesn’t work, so why didn’t she do the store run?  Plaintiff’s mother is her witness, Toni Winston, testifies that defendant admitted he damaged the car (I don’t believe her).    When defendant came back from the store, he says plaintiff was yelling and screaming, and he was sitting on the driver’s side.  The damages are on the driver’s side, next to where defendant was sitting.

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Overheated House Warning -Plaintiff Gary Davis (father)suing defendant (daughter) Tanesha Davis for charges at Best Buy for three cell phones and appliances for her house.  Defendant claimed she would pay for the charges, but didn’t.   Plaintiff wants $2005.   They started arguing over Facebook.  

Both litigants no longer communicate over Facebook or any other way.  

Defendant claims father was trying to make it up to her for his neglect while she was growing up.  Plaintiff is disabled, and lives on less than $900 a month.    Defendant goes to college, and also works at Walmart.     Government funded her $17k tuition, I’m totally confused by that.  How did she get all of her tuition paid up front?  

Plaintiff gets $2000.

p. 508, 16 Sept 2022

Dad Calls Police on Daughter; Voicemail Vengeance

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p. 496, 6 July 2021.

Yappy Yorkie Takes a Hit?! ; World’s Worst Music Deal ;Security Deposit Dog Drama

p. 505, 17 May 2022

Frantic 911 Call or Frenzied Fight; Debt Payoff for Dud Car

[One Tough Cookie]

On 1/18/2023 at 5:37 PM, CrazyInAlabama said:

My opinion, JJ is right, when dogs pack up, any breed can kill.   And many so-called pits are actually cross breeds with Mastiffs, Cane Corsos, etc, making them much bigger and more vicious

My friend{in another state} has some of those crossbreeds and constantly tells me how affectionate they are.  Yeah, til they rip her face off....

Edited January 22, 2023 by One Tough Cookie

[CrazyInAlabama]

I am now minus a gall bladder, so I posted the ones I have links to, will get back to schedule tomorrow.   I've been DaVinci laparoscoped.  I really love that they have the DaVinci and laparoscopic technology, or it would have been very different.    Everyone at the hospital was so caring, and professional.    If anyone has any symptom, go to the doctor asap, there are a lot of enraged gall bladders out there, and it's not always obvious. 

Monday-

4 p.m. episodes-

p. 509, 3 Nov 2022

Father Butts Into Daughter’s Divorce , Jaguar eBay Purchase Gone Wrong!

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 497, 14 Jul 2021

Parties, Police and Payback?!, Bernese Mountain Dog Custody

p. 508, 25 Aug 2022

Double Salary Snafu!

Tuesday-

p. 509, 29 Oct 2022

Bicyclist Lands on Head! , Chicken Coop Massacre! , Kicked Out Before Moving In

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p. 497 16 July 2021

Man Endures Eight Rabies Shots After Attack!, Grief and Grit

p. 508, 20 Aug 2022

Take Your Anger Management Classes…Or Else!, Don’t Let Friends Drive Your Car.

Wednesday-

p. 494, 4 June 2021

Assault or Self-Inflicted Injuries?

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p. 497, 12 July 2021.

Vocab Lessons for  Vandalizing Teenagers?!, I Wouldn’t Sue My Son.

p. 508, 21 Sept 2022

Sardines and Dr. Pepper Vandalism, Motorcycle T-Bone

Thursday-

p. 509, 28 Oct 2022

Nurse Accused of Abuse, Foster Child at Fault?

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p. 497, 21 July 21

Evicted by Mom?! , My Father Defrauded Me!

p. 508, 22 Sept 22

Mermaid Mural and Assault at the Yogurt Shop?!, Stylist Wars!

Edited January 27, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Girls Basketball Team Turmoil -Plaintiffs Kelley Turner suing defendant/former roommate  Nnena Adigwe  for the remainder of an apartment lease and damages to the walls.   Plaintiff co-signed for daughter Destiny,  and roommates.  After a party defendant was told to leave, and plaintiff still want her to pay rent.   Plaintiff mother wants three more month’s rent from defendant, after she constructively evicted defendant

Plaintiff claim dismissed.

$25,000 Bingo Winner Bash! -Plaintiff Deborah Jesse suing defendant Karen Fletcher for her unpaid rent and utilities, for $5,000.   Defendant won $25k at bingo.   Litigants moved in together, with defendant paying the bills, then when it was supposed to be more equitable, plaintiff refused to pay.  Both claim the other woman assaulted her.   Then plaintiff claims defendant withheld her $5,000 worth of property.   Defendant is countersuing for assault, rent, damages, and other garbage.   They actually lived there for three years.

An argument started after onions, escalated, and plaintiff claims defendant pushed her down and whacked her in the face, and was beating her.  Defendant tells another version.  

Plaintiff left, and took all of her furniture.  She claims she had nowhere to go, so she left it behind, but has the property back.  Defendant still lives in apartment, but plaintiff moved out long ago.

Everything dismissed.

p. 509, 21 Oct 2022

Good Dad Punished!, Pricey Patch Up Job!

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p. 497, 21 July 2021

Screaming Dog Owner’s Gruesome Discovery, Motorcycle Moocher?!

p. 508, 20 Sept 2022

Teen Assaults Woman with Mace, When Old Cats Attack

[One Tough Cookie]

So glad you are feeling better.  I was beginning to worry.  I had that produces fo an SBO and it wasn't bad, but they kept me 2 nights b/c I have other health issues.  Missed your insight and sarcasm1

[CrazyInAlabama]

On 1/27/2023 at 5:32 PM, One Tough Cookie said:

So glad you are feeling better.  I was beginning to worry.  I had that produces fo an SBO and it wasn't bad, but they kept me 2 nights b/c I have other health issues.  Missed your insight and sarcasm1

It's nice to be missed.   I missed all of you here too.   And Hot Bench, JJ and 600 lb life. 

Except for the interesting incisions, and the diaper (just in case, anyone who had Gall Bladder surgery will know what I mean).     I feel so lucky, and blessed.    

I'm just glad to watching JJ, Hot Bench and other stuff, and I feel better than I have in a lot of years.   

JJ certainly delivered the fun cases today, with the Maced at the nail salon and the roommate case where they were rolling around like pro wrestlers.   

Edited January 30, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Bouncy House Hijinks -Plaintiff Lucretia Chamberlain suing defendant Walter Jones (her cousin’s husband) for failing to return a bounce house he rented from plaintiff.   Defendant claims he returned bounce house, then says he though he returned it, and the two generators to run the bounce house.   The plaintiff is part of a family business renting bounce houses.    Defendant had two parties on the same day, and claims he and  his witness, Mr. Shorter,  returned everything to plaintiff’s home where the rental equipment is stored.   Defendant claims plaintiff didn’t call him for two weeks about the missing generators, and bounce house. Defendant claims someone must have stolen the bounce house and generators.

Plaintiff receives $1305 for the older bounce house, but did the generators disappear too?  So someone stole a bounce house, and left the generators. 

Evict Me? Evict Me Not! -Plaintiff Timothy McCastlind  suing defendants /roommates Daniel Aguirre and Andrew Wright for return of rent after a wrongful eviction.   Plaintiff was renting a room from defendants, in a college rental house.  Rent was $650, with four other roommates.   Wright told plaintiff that roommate situation between McCastlind and four other roommates wasn’t working out.   Plaintiff had prepaid the next month’s rent, but left before the month started after Wright told him to leave. 

Plaintiff receives $650.

Facebook Misstep -Plaintiff James Lilly suing defendant Scott Hill for an unpaid loan to save his home.   Plaintiff witness is his ex-girlfriend, Mary, and sister to defendant.  $2050 is the unpaid balance.  Plaintiff girlfriend asked plaintiff to loan money to defendant.   Defendant did pay some of the loan to plaintiff, but defendant still denies it was a loan.

Defendant says his sister borrowed the money from plaintiff, and he never asked for money.   Plaintiff says he talked to defendant several times about the loans.

Then plaintiff conned defendant into admitting the loan, and saying he had money coming in

Plaintiff receives $2050.

p. 495, 8 June 21

Bang Up Neighbors; Spa Party Hustle

5 p.m. episodes

p. 497, 14 July 2021

Book Proposal Bust! ; When Starving Golden Retrievers Attack?!

p. 508, 15 Sept 2022

Last Will and Testament Surprise ; Silent Partner Rip-Off.

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Save Me Mom! -Plaintiff Jycari Davis suing defendant Albert Hernandez for cost of enhancements to a car he was buying from defendant, and personal property in the car.    Plaintiff says because he made a partial payment that car shouldn’t have been repo’d and his mother agrees. Plaintiff witness mother is Uhura Davis.   A 10-year-old red Pontiac GTO with $17,000 left on loan from defendant, and keep up payments.  

Defendant denies plaintiff paid payments were made, one was in full, next month partial, some months no payment.   There should have been $2800 in payments over the 10 months.  Plaintiff mother says she paid the payments, and son repaid her. 

JJ says partial payments were a violation of the contract.  Plaintiff mother claims she made up all of the payments, through July when car was repo’d by defendant.

JJ says consider the payments as car rent.  Partial payments were a violation, and paying anytime during the month was also a violation.

Defendant still owes $4800, is driving it, and is going to keep it. 

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Pit Bull Terror! -Plaintiff/Yorkie-Chihuahua mix owner Luci Grilley suing defendant/pit bull owner Mark Pfeifer for vet bills.  Defendant was grilling at the apartment complex,  (he visits girlfriend constantly, with Pit Bull living there), defendant left door open, Pit Bull came downstairs.   Plaintiff was walking her dogs on leash, when Pit Bull attacked them.  Defendant claims Yorkie mixes barked at his dog, and incited dog to attack them.    Defendant dog picked one of plaintiff’s dogs in it’s mouth, and ripped dog’s skin off.    Plaintiff says attack by defendant’s Pit Bull on the small dog resulted in horrific injuries, including dog needing over 100 stitches.

Defendant keeps making excuses for his dog attacking.   I wonder if the apartment complex allows Pit Bulls?   Defendant lives with girlfriend at her apartment, where the attack happened.   Plaintiff boyfriend Michael testifies about the vet bills, and defendant’s responsibilities to pay the bill.  Plaintiff’s dog lost a lot of skin, had over 100 stitches, and skin grafts and is still recovering.

Hall-terview is interesting, plaintiff says Pit attacked three other dogs, and has lunged at kids.  Defendant says his Pit is harmless.

Plaintiff receives $3969

p. 495, 9 June 2021

Pit Bull Stabbed 16 Times! ; Hit and Run…Fast!

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 497, 15 July 2021

No One Talks to Judge Judy Like That! ; Grief and Trauma Rental?

Amazing, a 2012 episode-(Even more bizarre, I remember every one of these older episodes).

Three-Timing Boyfriend (2012)-Plaintiff Antranick Harrentsian suing defendants /both ex-girlfriends Nancy Ramirez and Melinda Church for vandalizing his car, stealing from his bank account, and destroyed his house and clothing.   Plaintiff claims ex-girlfriends vandalized his property during his unfortunate incarceration.  Plaintiff claims he wasn’t boinking the defendants, but he was.

When plaintiff was arrested, he gave his cell phone to Melinda Church, and she was getting calls from Nancy, and discovered they were all putting out for him. He was arrested for trumped up charges, and claims he’s suing Sacramento for illegal arrest for domestic violence complaint by another woman.   

Ms. Church had the house keys, cell phone and other property of plaintiff, and made acquaintance with Mr. Ramirez.  When plaintiff was let out of jail, both defendants went together to pick him up.     Then, Nancy Ramirez and Melinda Church realized they were not exclusive, and there were other women involved with plaintiff too.   Plaintiff gets steamed when JJ says he’s a nerdy looking guy, that offers nothing much, and he’s boinking multiple women.   

Who is plaintiff’s witness, a woman?  She's another 'friend' of his. 

Plaintiff was picked up by the two defendants, and says his house was trashed.    Plaintiff was a real estate broker.    He didn’t report car as stolen, or the debit card charges, because he claims the police would ignore it. 

Plaintiff claims his alleged victim was Marie, another 'friend' and she's a possible suspect in the vandalisms also. 

Plaintiff case dismissed after he stomps out, as usual he goes for the wrong door. 

Edited January 31, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Jeep Backing Payback?! -Plaintiff Tammy Couts suing defendant /former friend Jaklyn Fore-Knowles for hitting her Jeep with a log.   Before this defendant claims plaintiff vandalized her RV.    Defendant’s kids were playing outside of plaintiff’s window.  She yelled at kids to move away, but they were still playing.    (This happened in Reno, NV).    So, defendant and her mother-in-law were outside chatting, and she told them to get the kids away from her window.    Plaintiff and her boyfriend were ‘resting’ in her room, instead of supervising their kids and grandkids.

JJ says plaintiff has a bad attitude, a foul mouth, and temper, and her witness son, Devin Couts, keeps laughing and agreeing with JJ.

After yelling at defendant and friend, plaintiff claims defendant finally left and took the kids.  Then, plaintiff hit the RV side with her hand, and claims defendant went to wood pile grabbed a log, and hitting plaintiff’s Jeep with the log.

Defendant admits breaking the window with the log.   Estimate is $2600.

Defendant counter suit says plaintiff called CPS on defendant.  However, there is no proof about who called CPS.

Plaintiff receives $2600

Small Town Lawnmower Amnesia? -Plaintiff Joseph Powell suing defendant Bernard Tiollion for hitting his car with the riding mower defendant was using.   Plaintiff heard a scraping noise, went out to look, and saw the car damage.   The plaintiff’s Tahoe was damaged, and plaintiff saw defendant turning and trying to put the mirror back in place.

Photos show a lot of scratches on the paint, and windows.   Estimate is $ to repair Tahoe.  

Defendant pleads loss of memory, and stupidity. He also claims the dates are off on the accident.  

Plaintiff receives $2300

p.494 7 June 2021

Kicked in the Buttocks! , Archer Denies Shoot-up!

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 485, 3 February 2021

Study Abroad Freeloader?! , Road Rage with Children in the Car?!

p. 508, 12 Sept 2022

Internet Obscenity Revenge? , Wild Car Crash Caught on Tape!

[One Tough Cookie]

On 1/31/2023 at 6:51 PM, CrazyInAlabama said:

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Save Me Mom! -Plaintiff Jycari Davis suing defendant Albert Hernandez for cost of enhancements to a car he was buying from defendant, and personal property in the car.    Plaintiff says because he made a partial payment that car shouldn’t have been repo’d and his mother agrees. Plaintiff witness mother is Uhura Davis.   A 10-year-old red Pontiac GTO with $17,000 left on loan from defendant, and keep up payments.  

Defendant denies plaintiff paid payments were made, one was in full, next month partial, some months no payment.   There should have been $2800 in payments over the 10 months.  Plaintiff mother says she paid the payments, and son repaid her. 

JJ says partial payments were a violation of the contract.  Plaintiff mother claims she made up all of the payments, through July when car was repo’d by defendant.

JJ says consider the payments as car rent.  Partial payments were a violation, and paying anytime during the month was also a violation.

Defendant still owes $4800, is driving it, and is going to keep it. 

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Pit Bull Terror! -Plaintiff/Yorkie-Chihuahua mix owner Luci Grilley suing defendant/pit bull owner Mark Pfeifer for vet bills.  Defendant was grilling at the apartment complex,  (he visits girlfriend constantly, with Pit Bull living there), defendant left door open, Pit Bull came downstairs.   Plaintiff was walking her dogs on leash, when Pit Bull attacked them.  Defendant claims Yorkie mixes barked at his dog, and incited dog to attack them.    Defendant dog picked one of plaintiff’s dogs in it’s mouth, and ripped dog’s skin off.    Plaintiff says attack by defendant’s Pit Bull on the small dog resulted in horrific injuries, including dog needing over 100 stitches.

Defendant keeps making excuses for his dog attacking.   I wonder if the apartment complex allows Pit Bulls?   Defendant lives with girlfriend at her apartment, where the attack happened.   Plaintiff boyfriend Michael testifies about the vet bills, and defendant’s responsibilities to pay the bill.  Plaintiff’s dog lost a lot of skin, had over 100 stitches, and skin grafts and is still recovering.

Hall-terview is interesting, plaintiff says Pit attacked three other dogs, and has lunged at kids.  Defendant says his Pit is harmless.

Plaintiff receives $3969

p. 495, 9 June 2021

Pit Bull Stabbed 16 Times! ; Hit and Run…Fast!

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p. 497, 15 July 2021

No One Talks to Judge Judy Like That! ; Grief and Trauma Rental?

Amazing, a 2012 episode-(Even more bizarre, I remember every one of these older episodes).

Three-Timing Boyfriend (2012)-Plaintiff Antranick Harrentsian suing defendants /both ex-girlfriends Nancy Ramirez and Melinda Church for vandalizing his car, stealing from his bank account, and destroyed his house and clothing.   Plaintiff claims ex-girlfriends vandalized his property during his unfortunate incarceration.  Plaintiff claims he wasn’t boinking the defendants, but he was.

When plaintiff was arrested, he gave his cell phone to Melinda Church, and she was getting calls from Nancy, and discovered they were all putting out for him. He was arrested for trumped up charges, and claims he’s suing Sacramento for illegal arrest for domestic violence complaint by another woman.   

Ms. Church had the house keys, cell phone and other property of plaintiff, and made acquaintance with Mr. Ramirez.  When plaintiff was let out of jail, both defendants went together to pick him up.     Then, Nancy Ramirez and Melinda Church realized they were not exclusive, and there were other women involved with plaintiff too.   Plaintiff gets steamed when JJ says he’s a nerdy looking guy, that offers nothing much, and he’s boinking multiple women.   

Who is plaintiff’s witness, a woman?  She's another 'friend' of his. 

Plaintiff was picked up by the two defendants, and says his house was trashed.    Plaintiff was a real estate broker.    He didn’t report car as stolen, or the debit card charges, because he claims the police would ignore it. 

Plaintiff claims his alleged victim was Marie, another 'friend' and she's a possible suspect in the vandalisms also. 

Plaintiff case dismissed after he stomps out, as usual he goes for the wrong door. 

Altho I thought the plaintiff  was a world class sleaze douchbag I  think JJ let  the defendants way too much time  to draw out the story.  She was intending to humiliate the guy from the get go.

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Bullying Comes to Blows! -Plaintiff Charity Spargo (aunt of Maddie) and niece Maddie are suing defendants Candace Miller and daughter Kayla for physical and punitive damages due to an assault mother and daughter.  Tabitha is Maddie’s mother.    Plaintiff is accused of assaulting defendant Candace after Maddie was being bullied by others at school.  Kayla said she knew about the bullying and fighting, but claims she didn’t bully Maddie.  Maddie was in the park, with some friends, and Kayla and the rest of her 20 kids came out of the woods by the park, and it was 3 against 20.  Kayla keeps laughing about the testimony about the bullying.   Maddie and friends started trying to leave the gazebo in the park, and when Maddie went to leave, Kayla and the other 10 people attacked her.

Kayla claims Maddie and her two friends were yelling at them.   Kayla claims her fellow bully Anthony was responsible for the escalation.   Candace is defending her daughter, and I bet she was a bully too.  Kayla claims Maddie, aunt and mother showed up at the park to bully her daughter. 

Everyone involved ended up at Walgreens parking lot, and plaintiffs decided to walk.    And Maddie, aunt and mother coincidentally ran into the defendants. 

Does JJ really think the police or school authorities will do anything about bullying?   Plaintiff says defendant mother assaulted her, when the plaintiffs were walking by the driveway at defendant’s house. 

JJ says plaintiffs were looking for trouble to payback Miller for the assaults.  Plaintiff, defendant, and others were assaulted.     Why can’t we have a video of this?   It sounds like a big kerfuffle.   Plaintiff aunt says Miller ran out of her garage, and Kayla and others assaulted the aunt, and others.   Plaintiff was pushed to the ground, punched, pummelled.   Kayla is laughing through the entire plaintiff testimony.  

Kayla claims she was in the garage with all of her friends, and her mother, and plaintiffs attacked them. Kayla claims the her mother came to rescue her.   District Attorney and police didn’t charge anyone, because they decided it was mutual combat.  Plaintiff mother says local police are being investigated by the F.B.I.  In the Hallterview Kayla says she’s not a bully, but her friends are.

Everything dismissed.   They should have called 911, but I doubt the police would do anything.

Dachshund Drama -Plaintiff /dachshund owner Tammy Suzuki  suing defendant/dog owner  Iris Hecker for vet bills after an attack on her dog.   Defendant wasn’t at the dog fight, there is a dog walker, Ms. Press who was walking dogs.    Ms. Press says attack was plaintiff’s fault.    Ms. Press is dog walker, who walked the two dogs owned by Ms. Hecker, and her own dog, Press and Hecker walk each other’s dogs regularly.

Complex where plaintiff, defendant and witness live is a high rise.   Plaintiff was going outside, when three unleashed dogs attacked her and her dog, while plaintiff was holding her other dog.   Then, Bria the corgi/dachshund attacked.  So, plaintiff let the dog in her arms go, when Yuki was attacked by the three dogs, and Suzuki was on the ground.   Ms. Press said ‘Those are not my dogs” when she came up to the attack site.   Plaintiff put her dogs in her apartment, and then she came to talk to Press.

Press says she took the three dogs to the exercise area, three dogs were off leash.   Press claims plaintiff was hanging her dog and spinning the dog like a pinata, what a load of doggy doo that testimony is.  Hecker claims that she had previous confrontations with plaintiff’s dogs before.

Vet bill is presented, $1122.

$5,000 Temper Tantrum?! -Plaintiff /mother Carol Lee suing defendant/son Joel Lee for condo damages after she told him to get out.  (This happened in California).  Son lived with her in Virginia, and he wanted to go to California, so she bought her 18 year old son a condo and five years later she wanted him gone.  Plaintiff claims he trashed the condo.  

Plaintiff says she say condo a year before, and she was cutting the financial apron strings, and condo was fine then.   Then, after son was told to leave, the apartment condition was filthy, including a broken oven door. 

There are holes in doors, and off hinges.   Bedroom mirror smashed by a skateboard.   Closet doors were missing. Why does JJ keep saying the son is 18?  He’s 24 now. (This was in San Carlos, CA)

Plaintiff receives $1,000 .

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p. 497, 16 July 2021

Sucker Punch During Family Brunch ;  No Help for Scammers?!

p. 497, 19 July 2021

Hospital Cat Fight Mayhem!; It’s Not My Fault!

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Sober Living Assault? -Plaintiff / sober living facility owner Lisa Dunn suing defendants /former employee Darryl Saffore and girlfriend Karri Dale of assault, and theft.    Both defendants worked for plaintiff, and she wanted them to take over day-to-day management of the facility. 

Plaintiff has a long list of items she claims defendants stole.  JJ points out that besides the defendants, other staff and a lot of tenants, it will be hard to determine who stole the property.     This happened in Granada Hills, CA. Defendant says the property was left by previous owner of sober living facility.   Plaintiff has 5 days to pick up the weight set.  Plaintiff has to supply witnesses to steal fridge and other property, and only one witness says they did see the theft, he says Darryl stole it.  

Plaintiff says girlfriend Karri slammed a metal gate on her arm.  There are medical records, police records submitted by plaintiff.  Police report was made the next day, and medical report doesn’t name facility that treated plaintiff, and she didn’t go to medical facility for a week after assault.  Plaintiff says she was leaving the facility, and Karri slammed the gate on plaintiff’s arm. 

Karri tells her side of the assault story.   Karri says plaintiff fired them, and says she went to close the gate, and plaintiff was accidentally hit. 

Plaintiff gets weight set back within five days.   Plus $500 for plaintiff for the assault.

 

Salon Burglary Blowout -Plaintiff/stylist Angela Avent suing defendant/salon owner Farrel Townsend for losses due to a robbery, $2043.   Plaintiff was renting a booth from defendant.   Shop was robbed, the barbershop was burglarized.   Both litigants, and the barber shop lost property.

Plaintiff says defendant was compensated for losses, and she wants to be paid too.    Plaintiff says since defendant was her landlord that she should have guaranteed the safety of plaintiff’s property.  However, plaintiff didn’t have her own insurance on her property.   Plaintiff claims the other owner received insurance payouts for plaintiff’s stuff, but no evidence.

(Plaintiff is glaring at JJ).

Plaintiff case dismissed.

Knife to the Throat?! -Plaintiff Kelsey Jackson suing defendant/former roommate Brandon Lloyd for false arrest, return of security deposit,  and return of bail money.  Plaintiff showed up at defendant’s apartment with his property, but no money.  

After plaintiff showed up at defendant’s place, he had no money, and claimed his mother would wire him money.   So, plaintiff said no rent money, security deposit, and that unless plaintiff paid up that defendant would put plaintiff’s property outside.

Voicemail from plaintiff outlines his plan to sue for $5,000.   Defendant puts plaintiff’s stuff outside, police are called.   Plaintiff admits he takes prescribed medication.   Defendant said plaintiff threatened him with a knife, and called police, and plaintiff was arrested.   Brandon is counter suing for property damages, and unpaid rent.   Defendant also claimed to police that plaintiff wasn’t a tenant, but only a part-time visitor.   Police said defendant couldn’t throw plaintiff out.   The next night defendant left for the night, and filed the restraining order application.   Defendant submits the restraining order application, which states that plaintiff held a knife to defendant’s throat and threatened him.

JJ says defendant lied to get plaintiff out of the apartment with the restraining order.   Defendant says the night after order was issued, that a witness saw plaintiff being violent with defendant.  (This happened in L.A.)  All cases filed by defendant were dropped, and defendant didn’t show up for the hearing. 

Plaintiff receives $2500

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P. 497, 15 July 2021

Don’t Make Babies If You Don’t Have a Job! ; Final Days for First Cousins

p. 497, 19 July 2021

Short Love, Long Loan! ; Videographer in the Ex-Lover Hot Seat?!

[One Tough Cookie]

On 2/2/2023 at 5:59 PM, CrazyInAlabama said:

Candace Miller and daughter Kayla

Kayla had such a smirk on her face, I'm surprised JJ let her get away with it.

[CrazyInAlabama]

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High on Drugs or Espresso? -Plaintiff Shannon Jones suing defendant Brandon Milby 2014 Honda Accord for illegally repossessing her car.  She wanted a new car, but didn’t have the credit.  So, plaintiff wanted car to be in both litigant’s names, and plaintiff was responsible for all payments.    Plaintiff was also required to keep full insurance on the car, but didn’t.   Plaintiff has more than $1,000 in parking tickets.

Plaintiff is totally wired, and claims it’s from five shots of espresso.  Defendant took the car back, and paid $622 for Boston, $140 for Massachusetts, and hasn’t paid all of the tickets yet.   Defendant says plaintiff still owes $1400 in tickets to other jurisdictions.   Plaintiff lied to the finance company, to get the car.   Plaintiff is sent to do a drug test, and apparently she passed.

Plaintiff wants the car back, defendant wants the car out of his name.  Defendant says plaintiff put $9,000 down on car, and he will sell the car, and  pay off the $13000 remaining on loan, and any overage will go to plaintiff.

Plaintiff tells JJ about all of her illnesses and challenges. 

If there is a profit after selling the car and paying off the loan, pay off the tickets, any surplus will go to plaintiff. Blue Book is just over $19,000.   

Trust Fund Thievery? -Plaintiff Jasmin Daley is suing defendant/ex-stepfather Gregory Sanchez for stealing from her trust fund.  Trust fund was from a car accident that injured plaintiff, when she was 8-years-old.   Defendant was trustee of fund.   Defendant took money out of account, $4000, the year before plaintiff turned 18.

Defendant claims plaintiff gave him permission to take the money out, and not repay her.

Defendant claims someone at the bank asked him if he wanted to withdraw any money.  Plaintiff went with grandmother and mother to police, police said not to file a report.

When JJ gets a copy of the police report for theft, and with the federal banking authority charging defendant with theft, then JJ will pay the $4,000 to plaintiff.   (This was in Provo, Utah).

Drugs, Gambling, and Sexual Harassment? -Plaintiff Mayer Landy suing defendant/ex-girlfriend ex-employee  Jami Sesto for unpaid loans, and loss of profits from her stealing his client.   Defendant is young enough to be plaintiff’s granddaughter.      Loss of profits is dismissed, no witness testimony.  Defendant says plaintiff harassed her.

Plaintiff has a marketing/promotion business.    Plaintiff says she introduced him to drugs.   Plaintiff claims a mutual friend said defendant was a crack addict, and would do anything for drugs.   Litigants used drugs together for three years, until plaintiff stopped cold turkey.    Loans were for lawyers, bail, and he let her use his car.    Defendant was divorcing husband, who is her witness, and car was to help her be more mobile, and not have to rely on ex.   Defendant had no driver’s license. 

Plaintiff thinks he paid $10,000 in loans, drugs, etc. and she never paid him back.  He had no expectation of repayment.   Defendant keeps laughing at his testimony. It took plaintiff 10 years to figure out she was using him. 

Plaintiff case dismissed, including $2407 for an apartment deposit loan. 

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p. 485, 8 Feb 2021

Love Triangle Double Assault!

p. 497, 13 July 2021

Registered Sex Offender Fail?; Girl on Bike Hit by Car!

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Robbed by an Ex-Lover -Plaintiff /ex-girlfriend Nancy McLean suing defendant/ex-boyfriend Michael Leonard of burglarizing her home, of stealing her lawn mower, and a check, for $2089.  A year after they broke up plaintiff claims defendant burglarized her home, stealing the check and the lawn mower. Defendant admits to cashing the $1500 check.    Defendant claims check was collateral on a loan he made to plaintiff.  Defendant is counter suing for attorney fees from the check incident.

There is no proof of a burglary.   Plaintiff went to police after check was cashed.   Then, plaintiff reported a burglary, and the check theft.   Defendant claims plaintiff borrowed money from him, repaid $900, and the check was collateral, and she owed $600 on the loan.  Defendant says she also owed him for the remainder for buying furniture for her children.

So, defendant profited $900 by cashing the check. So, defendant claim for attorney fees is dismissed.

Plaintiff receives overdraft fees for defendant cashing the old check, so $420 and $600 for the loan, so $1020.

Day Laborer Shadiness -Plaintiff Enrique Ruiz suing defendant/former employer Gregory Moore for unpaid wages.   Defendant runs a small plumbing business, and hired the plaintiff.   Defendant didn’t keep records showing work performed, and payment on his part time employees.   

Plaintiff worked for defendant for about a year.  Plaintiff is a full-time employee, paid in cash, and four others who worked under the same conditions.

Plaintiff never filed tax returns, and defendant didn’t list the payments, or other employees on his taxes either.

$1920 to plaintiff.

Too Drunk to Remember! -Plaintiff Sarah Ramos suing defendant Timothy Jackson for car damages, after defendant vandalized plaintiff’s car at a party.    Defendant says he was too drunk to remember the details after he was accused of vandalizing a car at a party.   When JJ says defendant’s admission that he was too drunk to remember the vandalizing, it’s a slam dunk for the plaintiff.

Defendant poured soft drinks on her car, and slashed three tires. 

$670 to plaintiff.

Punched Over a Parking Spot! -Plaintiff Cristino Vibat suing defendant Alan Davis for knocking out his tooth in a fight over a parking space.  Plaintiff says defendant put up his fists, kicked him in the groin, and knocked out his tooth.   Both received citations for ‘fighting in public’, charges were dismissed by court.   Both were waiting for an empty parking space, when Davis saw someone walking to their car, the passerby leaves his spot, and Davis took the spot.  Then, defendant claims plaintiff approached him and the fight started. 

JJ tells the Kathy Bates story from Fried Green Tomatoes, about I have better insurance. 

Vibat confronted Davis.   A huge mistake, you never know who the other person is, and if they’re armed.  So, Davis punched Vibat in the mouth, and Vibat lost a tooth.

Davis hit Vibat first. 

$3,400 to plaintiff.

Relationship Hell! -Plaintiff/ex-boyfriend Louis Jefferson suing defendant/mother of six (Sainted Single Mother of Six-SSMOS) Joanna Galo, for stealing and destroying his property, and having him falsely arrested.    Ex-lover accuses mother of six of false arrest, and destroying his property.   Defendant says property is still in her front yard.   The confrontation between the litigants was in front of her children.

Plaintiff wants $5,000 for the property, false arrest.     Plaintiff can’t prove he paid utilities while the litigants lived together.    Plaintiff lived for five months without defendant, and defendant claims he ran up a $4,000 utility bill.

JJ tells plaintiff he should have contacted the utility company to get copies of the paid bills.

After plaintiff was arrested, after release he went back with defendant, and then he was arrested for an unpaid ticket, and they broke up.   Plaintiff claims defendant destroyed his property, after throwing it out in the yard after defendant had a restraining order against him.   Defendant says a lot of the stuff is in his inoperable car in her yard.   Car has been in the yard since 2009. 

JJ gives an order for plaintiff to pick up his stuff out of defenant’s yard within three days with a civil standby by police. 

Defendant is counter claiming for utility bills, dismissed.

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p. 485, 9 Feb 2021

Hazmat Poisoning of Innocent Family?!

p. 485, 9 Feb 2021

Give Me My Sports Car!; When Potted Plants Attack…

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Face Scratcher / Elbow Basher! -Plaintiff Robert Bronk suing defendant/ex-girlfriend  Lisa Lafferty and he wants his medical bills paid. She stopped smoking, but smelled like smoke, and he was yelling at her.

Then the argument escalated.  They had a fight while he was driving, then she put the car in park while they were driving at 65 mph.   Plaintiff was elbowing her to get her off of him.  

$2240 to plaintiff, that was minus the $260 for the phone he threw

 

Child Guardianship Bitterness! -Plaintiff Aaron Silvers suing defendant /ex-wife Hannah Silvers for furniture he bought for her, and she would repay, $1376.    Defendant didn’t pay the bill.   Defendant says plaintiff wasn’t paying child support, so she stopped paying for the furniture.   

Plaintiff says they had 50/50 custody, so no child support.  She wants child support so she can be a stay- at-home mother.  One child is with defendant’s mother, and child gets Social Security Disablility

$1376 to plaintiff for the furniture.

 

Harrowing Dog Chase Caught on Tape! -Plaintiffs  Samuel and Angela Morrow suing defendants Cindy Black and ex boyfriend Kevin Vargas for damages from two dog attacks.   Plaintiffs have a 10 lb Maltese/Poodle/Bishon mix, and defendants have a boxer / Lab mix.   Attacking dog belongs to Vargas, and when he stays over with ex Black he brings the dog.   Defendants claim attacks were plaintiffs’ fault.

Vargas is the father of three kids with Black.   Defendant Morrow’s mother owns the house, and that’s who the plaintiffs should sue. 

First attack was plaintiff who lives catty corner from defendant, when unleashed Pit Bull (Samuel Morrow says defendant’s dog is a Pit Bull, not a Lab/Boxer mix).     There is a video of the attack, of defendant’s dog attacking plaintiff’s dog, and then going after plaintiff’s daughter, all on video. Vargas says his dog isn’t aggressive and wanted to play with the child.   Vargas’ dog chased plaintiff’s little girl all the way to her home.   Plaintiff wife says there are three other dogs on the street, a pug, Mastiff/Pit Bull, and a terrier.  

Second attack was when plaintiff wife was walking her leashed dog, and the Pit Bull and defendant Morrow’s other dogs were loose on the street, and the Pit Bull attacked the dog.   Defendant Vargas says someone left the gate open, and Pug, Chihuahua, and Pit Bull were out.  He claims the attack was Mrs. Morrow attacking him.

Ms. Morrow is told by JJ that if the plaintiffs get the right attorney that they will own the mother’s house.   Then Morrow says she doesn’t want Vargas and his dogs on her property, and JJ tells her to take legal action to prevent that.

 $5,000 to plaintiffs.  

Rear-Ended Insurance Slam! -Plaintiff Elizabeth Roberge suing defendant Stephanie Arango for damages from a car accident, when defendant rear ended plaintiff’s car while it was stopped.    As usual defendant didn’t have insurance.

Plaintiff didn’t submit to her insurance, because defendant claimed she would pay for the damages.  

Plaintiff finally did call her insurance company, give them the police report.  JJ says file through her insurance company.

Plaintiff claim dismissed.

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p. 485, 10 Feb 2021

Unwed Parents Payback, From Homeless to Houseless?!

p. 498, 23 July 2021

Stealth Assault by Neighbor?!

Edited February 14, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Botched Eyelash Extensions? -Plaintiff Lindsey Cook suing defendant Felicia Gallegos for damages when defendant put the eyelashes on plaintiff. Plaintiff had her first eyelash extensions put on, but defendant claims she didn’t pay for them.   However, defendant doesn’t have a license either.   Defendant says plaintiff paid through Groupon.  Plaintiff has no proof of payment.

Lashes were $99.   However, defendant didn’t receive the money.  You go online, pay for a voucher, and give the voucher to defendant through KSL (whatever that is).

Plaintiff claims the lashes infected her eyes.  Plaintiff went back to the defendant’s shop 8 and 12 days later.   (This was in Layton, Utah).

Plaintiff claims she texted to defendant to take the lashes off.  Plaintiff texted that she was reporting defendant to the state licensing agency.  Plaintiff claims she was broke, and that’s why she didn’t pay for the lash service. 

Plaintiff’s witness Tammy McNeil esthetician, testifies that she’s licensed, but defendant isn’t.  Service requires a license, but only has a certification to do the lashes, and never was licensed when the requirement changed. 

$230 to plaintiff.

Good Christian Deed Gone Wrong! -Plaintiff Caleb Boll suing defendants Michaels Sanchez and Delilah Bueno (girlfriend) for a loan, tow fees, and lost wages.    Defendants lived in her mother’s house, and then they moved out, so moved in with plaintiff.    So, three litigants stayed for a month in Boll’s apartment.   Defendants weren’t paying rent.

Defendants were supposed to only stay with Boll for three weeks until they found an apartment.

Plaintiff took out a $2500 loan, and gave $1200 to defendants (plaintiff says he loaned $2400 to defendants for their apartment fees).

Car tow fees were $260, plus the $2400 apartment fees.   Defendants say they didn’t just take money from plaintiff.

Defendants’ statement is “plaintiff loaned them money out of the goodness of his heart, and they owe him nothing”.

$2793 to plaintiff.

 

Death Divides a Family -Father /plaintiff Jeffrey Weingarten suing son/defendant Phillip Weingarten for house damages from his grow op, and unpaid rent.  Son had a grow op in the house he rented from his father.   Plaintiff buys, flips and rents or sells houses, and he’s been doing it for five years.    Defendant rented house from his father, with a lease, and son stopped paying rent, so father decided to sell the rental property.  Son wouldn’t have to pay back rent if he left house in good shape.   Father says house was trashed by the grow op operations.    (this was in Victorville, CA)

Son and father were at odds after father remarried, and gradually became distant.   Father says he was upset over son’s actions towards first wife (son’s mother) when she was ill and later passed away. 

Father says damages include pot leavings, water stains, holes in the wall, removed carpet in the attached greenhouse converted by son from bedroom.  Son was growing in the house, with grow light systems, ventilation systems, making a green house of a bedroom.

Son claims all of the Weed was for his personal use.

$5,000 to plaintiff.

Odometer Scam? -Plaintiff Jay Dinwiddie suing defendant / seller Amadu Jah for odometer fraud on a car he purchased.   Sometime in the year defendant owned the car, the odometer was turned back.    (This was in Conyers, GA).

Defendant bought car from an auction, and kept it for a year.  Mileage at purchase by defendant is documented, at about 100,000.   Then he sold car to plaintiff, odometer was about 75,000 on the odometer.   Car was sold ‘as is’ but that doesn’t excuse fraud by rolling the odometer back.  

$5,000 to plaintiff.

  

 

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p. 486, 11 Feb 2021

Creepy Jacuzzi Offer?!, Pay Me for Gardening!

p. 486, 11 Feb 2021

Writer vs. Magazine Owner; Act of God Tree Fail?!

[One Tough Cookie]

On 2/6/2023 at 5:53 PM, CrazyInAlabama said:

Plaintiff is totally wired, and claims it’s from five shots of espresso.

And five shots of something else, I imagine😵

[CrazyInAlabama]

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Children Witness Parents Bloody Brawl! -Plaintiffs Domenica Rodriguez and husband/coach  Carlos Rodriguez, suing defendants  Angela and Michael Hastings over injuries from a fight at a Little League practice.    Children were the 11-12 year-old teams.    Plaintiffs claim defendants assaulted them, and want medical bills.  Defendant are counter claiming for medical bills, harassment, and the assault.   Plaintiff Carlos wanted extra coaching, but defendant Smith said she was ready to go, and she wanted to leave.   So, defendant Smith called her son to leave, and told Carlos she was leaving.   

Defendant Michael had gone to the car, and then Defendant Angela got her boyfriend back because of her anger at Plaintiff Carlos.  Michael tells JJ what Angela said about the coach.  Then, the tussling started, Michael says Carlos bit him.  Domenica was kicking Michael, and then Angela got into the fight.  Domenica claims Michael punched her in the head, and then Michael, Angela, and Carlos were rolling around on the ground.    Plaintiff witness James pulled the defendants off of Domenica.

Angela admits she knocked Domenica’s glasses off, and hit her a few times.   Defendant claims dismissed.

Defendant Angela started this.

$4,000 to plaintiffs for medical bills for Domenica Rodriguez.

Three’s a Spring Break Crowd! -Plaintiff Brandie Nelson suing defendant Etonia Jones for vacation expenses, missing rings, and assault.    Plaintiff claims she loaned money to defendant for the trip, and when she asked for repayment that defendant assaulted her.   The fight was over some loser boyfriend to both women.   Boyfriend is witness for defendant now.   Etonia jones and the mutual boyfriend, David,  now live together.

Brandie made the hotel reservation, and flight arrangements on her credit card.  Two women and David were going together.    Brandie couldn’t go, so she now wants payment from defendant, for $550 from the flight, plus hotel room.

So, defendant owes $550 at least.  Plaintiff wants $850.

The two women were at a club months later, and the fight started.  Then plaintiff claims the defendant grabbed her necklace off.   Statement says rings, not necklace ripped off. 

Plaintiff gets $550.

Physical Abuse of the Handicapped -Plaintiff Jatouris Simon suing defendant Terry Green for attorney fees and damages as a result of false allegations in the work place.     Two men worked at a care home, and defendant says he saw plaintiff abuse a client, and fracture his skull.   Plaintiff was suspended  because of defendant’s allegations, but was eventually reinstated.

Plaintiff wants $5,000 for the allegations, and attorney fees.   Defendant says he saw the assault by plaintiff on a client.   He says he saw plaintiff wheeling client into the building.   Defendant says he saw a previous assault by plaintiff.

The two men work at a rehabilitation facility, with many nonverbal clients.   Defendant says plaintiff said he hit the client in the head, not the face.    Defendant reported the assault to the nurse.   Client was diagnosed with a fractured skull.

Plaintiff was suspended, had a hearing, and was reinstated.   Plaintiff had a polygraph test, and then a hearing by the clinic.    Both litigants passed the polygraphs.   JJ points out that someone assaulted the client.

Plaintiff case dismissed. Both men got their jobs back.  

Sick Puppy 101 -Plaintiff/puppy buyer Chloe Hodges suing defendant/breeder Arlene Chandler for vet bills and the cost of a dog. over a puppy that had parvo.   It was a Doberman puppy, purchased with a written contract.    48 hour period to have a vet visit, and puppy will be replaced, and defendant isn't responsible for vet bills.   Plaintiff took puppy to vet, dog diagnosed with Parvo and Coxidia (?).   There were no other dogs with Parvo from the litter.  Parvo shots were given parvo shots the day before pick up, so you had to wait two weeks to test for Parvo, or the shot would alter the results.  

No proof the puppy had parvo when sold, and the litter mates were in good health.   Plaintiff wants the cost of the puppy, but she still has the puppy.  Plaintiff immediately changed the puppy's diet, and dog was fine three days later, and that's not parvo. 

Plaintiff case dismissed.

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p. 486, 12 Feb 2021

BMW Vandal?!; Cyclist Collision; Ex-Boyfriend Damage Control!

p. 486, p. 12 Feb 2021

Classic Truck Fail!;  Gambling, Tax Refunds and Murder?

Edited February 10, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[only1kcm]

I apologize if this has already been mentioned, but Pluto TV has a Judge Judy channel! Been watching it/keeping it on in the background, and you guys: The first couple seasons, litigants were bickering back and forth, talking over JJ, and I was shocked. I guess it took a few years before we got our favorites: “IM SPEAKING,”, “If you don’t stop talking to each other I’m dismissing this case,” etc. it’s wild!

[DjamillasMan]

Happy 2023 my great friends!! I'm back with another review of everyone's favorite cranky ass judge! I've been gone for a while, so I may not be as hilarious as I used to be, and I figured you guys could use a break from me for a bit. Grab your favorite drink and LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

 

 

Stabbed in the Face  (2014)

"Oh, upwards of 5, maybe 6,000. Oh, it's the whole town that does it, so it's a big family day and everything." - Isaac Medina, describing "picnic day". 

Plaintiff: Isaac Medina from Woodland, CA . Isaac is a carpenter and a great salesman on the whole “picnic day” event in the town of Davis, California. Isaac tried to give JJ his pitch on “picnic day” to make it sound extremely appealing, but JJ was having none of that. Isaac is wearing a suit that he picked up from Belk. What is this “picnic day”, you ask? Well, “picnic day” is a day where everyone in the town dances in their front yard, loiters in the street, and gets stabbed in the face while being drunk/high. You see, Isaac, here, is up in court suing because he claims that the defendant, Derek White, stabbed him in the face after almost running his witness, Kelsey Crane, over while she was in the crosswalk.  His lady friend allegedly screamed at the defendant, Derek White, who pulled over, and then carved Isaac’s face up like fuckin scrimshaw. Isaac is a fast talker. Will he have enough wits to keep his story together is the biggest question after does Isaac also moonlight as a used car salesman for "picnic day"?

Defendant: Derek White. Derek comes into court wearing a suit straight off the racks from Men’s Warehouse. Derek was not attending “picnic day” that day, but was instead going to purchase a stroller in the same town that “picnic day” was being held in when he got lost. This caused him to get in a collision course with Isaac, Kelsey Crane, and Isaac's buddies. The two stories diverge from there with Derek claiming that Isaac and his friends were the aggressors and he only stabbed Isaac in the face to protect himself and his two children, who were in the car. Derek has a countersuit for Isaac kicking his car. Sometimes, Derek looks like he was the accomplice of the Green River Killer. Unlike Isaac, though,  Derek just lets the cards fall where they may and doesn’t try to beguile JJ with his charm.

The Complaint: Isaac is suing for the reimbursement of medical bills after he was stabbed in the face during “picnic day”.

What Does He/She want: Isaac wants $5000 for an assault. If he gets it, we have to down the entire drink!

Countersuit?: Yes. Derek wants $5000 for property damage. If he gets it, we have to down the whole drink!  

 Puppy Multiplier: N/A

Driving Around Without Insurance: N/A

What Went Down: JJ kicks this case off by detailing what the case is about, which is that both men are suing the other over a serious assault that took place during “picnic day”. Both men nod their heads in agreement that that is accurate. JJ asks Isaac if he was out with a group of people. He acknowledges this. JJ asks what he was doing. This is when Isaac launches into his longwinded goddamn pitch about “picnic day”. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think that Isaac is an undercover travel agent for the University of California at Davis’ illustrious’ “picnic day”. He goes on and on that there’s live music, barbeques, magic tricks, the works. He goes on so much that I need a shot (take a shot!). It’s exhausting.  JJ asks how many people was Isaac with when he was crossing the street. He states that only he and his witness were there together (remember this for later). JJ then asks him how many people were in the street. Isaac answers that people were all over the place. Isaac just keeps smiling and it really comes across as disingenuous. Also, take a shot for Isaac saying “There was people everywhere!” JJ doesn’t correct him and lets that slide.

JJ then states that that her point really boils down to Derek was in his car during this with his children, trying to get through the busy street to pick up a stroller that he probably bought off of Facebook Marketplace. She wanted to know if it was just Isaac and the lovely Miss Crane who were crossing the street or a mob of people like an exodus. JJ then begins to cop an attitude with Isaac, but he’s not fazed, as he continues with that phony smile, heedless to the trouble brewing around his story.

Isaac states that he and Kelsey were the ones in the intersection who almost got struck, yet there were countless people around them. He then tries to launch into another pitch on “picnic day”. JJ puts a stop to that and redirects him to telling his story. Isaac again casts that duplicitous smile and apologies to JJ.

First of all, how are all these people around and you are the only two who almost got struck? Secondly, some girl must have really blew Isaac’s head up about his smile. It’s really not that infectious. I’m wondering how many people Isaac has swindled with that smile. Apparently, it’s worked in the past, since he thinks he can conjure that smile up against JJ.

Isaac reiterates that Kelsey and he were not the only two people in the street. JJ asks if he and Kelsey were in the crosswalk. Isaac acknowledges this. JJ then wants to know what happened next. Isaac begins by saying “Me and Miss Crane got about halfway across the street…” (take two shots for the double butchering of the English language within the span of two minutes).  Isaac continues his story, saying he heard screeching tires and a motor behind him. During his story, we keep cutting back to Derek, who looks like an absolute serial killer that would be featured in an ID Channel documentary.  Looking into his eyes, there’s a void there. It’s almost sort of creepy; you know, blank expression, zero life to anything. He looks like an old department store mannequin.

Isaac says that Derek came around the corner at a high rate of speed, his vehicle  “KINDA” out of control, and that’s when he almost struck “me and Miss Crane” (take two shots, we didn’t get to three yet as he screwed up the “place yourself last” rule prior to this). We then cut to an awkward shot of the witness, Miss Kelsey Crane, looking so dejected and sad, as if she is trying to make herself cry.

Isaac states that Kelsey and he luckily escaped to the other side of the street, therein; Kelsey began to yell at Derek as he was driving by. I can totally see Kelsey pulling an Annie Brackett from the original Halloween and screaming: “Hey, jerk! Speed kills!” And just like Michael Myers did that fateful Halloween evening back in 1978, Derek slammed on his brakes, coming to a complete stop in the middle of the road. JJ wants to know what Kelsey said to Derek. Isaac states that Kelsey said, “Hey! Watch out!” I doubt it was that sanitized. That woman probably called him everything in the book and then some. Unlike Michael Myers, though, Derek got out of his car to confront the young couple. This is what makes Derek a bit creepier to me than ol’ Mikey Myers.

Isaac states that Derek seemed agitated and aggressive, and we see one flicker of emotion on Derek’s face when he almost laughs at Isaac’s description of him.

Isaac admits that Derek stayed near his vehicle when he got out of the car. Then he changes that up by saying it was “a little bit towards us…” Which one is it, Ike? Did he stay near his car or did he come towards you? You can’t have it both ways, bro bro. JJ tries to clarify this by asking if Derek was yelling at Kelsey from a distance, which Isaac stated was about 30 feet. So then Kelsey and Derek started yelling at each other from 30 feet away. Isaac again slips up by saying that Kelsey started walking towards Derek. Who was walking towards whom? Just say that they both started walking towards each other. Even JJ gets confused on this and begins to pick apart Isaac’s story. During the interrogation, Isaac admits that he started to walk towards the engagement as well. Again, he states something but then tries to clean it up afterwards by saying that he was walking in the direction of his vehicle. Isaac, please stop talking.

JJ gets frustrated with Isaac’s whole story, especially when he says he didn’t say anything besides “You know, you almost ran her over…” No….that is not the way people talk in these streets. People aren’t generally polite, especially nowadays. I doubt he came to Derek with that, especially when he was probably sauced and trying to seem macho in front of that young lady. Plus, this was “picnic day” and god forbid Isaac get embarrassed at “picnic day”.

JJ says Isaac’s story makes zero sense. She then chastises him on why his story makes absolutely no sense. Isaac claims that Kelsey wasn’t drinking at all. He was the one who was drinking, and he had 4 beers over a 5-6 hour period (yeah, right. Take a shot for obvious lie!).  He then states that he was driving, so he couldn’t be intoxicated. Wait….what?!!?? You had 4 beers and you don’t let your lady friend who hasn’t had any beers drive? Isaac….

This is when Isaac admits that the rest of his party was about 10 or 15 yards behind the two. This is when JJ catches on to Isaac’s story and says: “Oh….you didn’t tell me that you were with other people, Mr. Medina.” This is what I’m saying, Isaac’s lies are so elaborate, even he can’t remember them all. Isaac states that he was with 3 other people. This is when Isaac starts helping himself to a glass of water (take two shots and an additional shot because he conveniently became thirsty after leaving out a crucial part of his story). JJ just rolls her eyes and dismisses Isaac’s bullshit apologies.

After Isaac is all refreshed, JJ asks if he and the rest of his party all leaving “picnic day” together. He confirms this. They were all together. JJ then wants to know how close his friends were to Derek. Isaac claims that Kelsey was an arm or two arms’ length away from the defendant, while Isaac was behind Kelsey. The other three friends were about ten feet behind him. Isaac states that he was a security guard and all this other jazz, while JJ states “Don’t tell me what he seemed to you!” (take a shot, operation of someone else’s mind). As Isaac was trying to grab Kelsey away by her waist, that’s where Isaac claimed that he was stabbed. He shows JJ the stabbed pics where Isaac got his face carved the fuck up like a Jack-o-Lantern.

JJ then turns her attention to Derek. Derek claims that on the day in question, he was minding his own business, in the car with his two children as he was cruising around Davis trying to buy a stroller for his young son. He says he is not familiar with Davis, so he got lost. “Picnic day” didn’t help him at all, as the streets were so full of people and he was not partaking in any of the festivities. Derek still has zero emotion on his face. I wonder if he LIKED it when he chopped Isaac’s face. He also makes mention of saying “I didn’t know what ‘picnic day’ was…”.

He states when came around the corner, the street was full of people, where he swerved to the right to avoid hitting them. That’s where he heard someone scream: “Hey, you just hit my friend!” Derek, being the concerned and courteous citizen he is, pulled over when he was told that he hit someone. He then identifies Kelsey while saying that Kelsey changed up her tactic by saying to him “You almost hit my friend,” when he got out of the car. At least he stopped. Some people just keep on driving.

Derek says that once he got out of the car, Kelsey was right in his face. He relays to JJ that the group of people beginning to surround his car were inebriated. JJ shakes her head in acknowledgement. Derek says that before he knew it, Isaac was there (wasn’t there a character on Children of the Corn named ‘Isaac’?) saying “we’re going to fuck you up" and that’s when the assault took place. Derek says that he has a police report. JJ wants to see it. She then gives a wry smile to Isaac. Derek professes that he saw a knife come in front of his face, where he acted to protect his kids, grabbing the hand of the assailant, therefore disarming them. That’s when Derek went all ‘Streets of Rage’ and started swiping with the knife to dissuade any frontal attack from the antagonizing group.

Derek admits that he struck Isaac with the knife because he was standing to Derek’s right hand side. That really means, if we are to believe the defendant’s account of what happened, Isaac was a lot closer to Derek than what he previously declared. Derek was tackled again, where his kids were screaming bloody murder, which scared the attacker off. Derek drove around the corner where he found the police, flagging them down.

After the commercial break (which features a child talking shit about Shaq being his big brother, and a Papa John’s new inside out pizza, which looks kinda gross), we cut back to the case.

Derek claims that he WAS struck with a knife attack, but states that he grew a beard to hide his scar. Yeah, okay. We then cut to Kelsey the Witness laughing at Derek’s remark. Derek does not remember being stabbed by the knife, and he states that when he was first hit, he put his head down to avoid being hit. He also doesn’t have any photographs of his injuries. Well, that’s a first (take two shots for that!).

Apparently, Derek’s 8 year old child was interviewed was right after the incident. JJ alerts Isaac that he’s in trouble. Isaac’s cocky ass is all smiles and says “No, ma’am!” It’s only when JJ begins reading off the child’s statement of the day (which took place on 4/20 of all days lol take two shots for that!) and the audience laughs (take two shots!) is when Isaac stops smiling and gets deadly serious. Honestly, the daughter is extremely articulate for an 8 year old. Isaac admits that either Matt or Robert (his friends) kicked Derek’s car. Isaac claims that he had left by that time, to which JJ responds by saying “Mhm, mhm”.

Isaac reveals that he did nothing wrong, but then lets in on the little fact that the Davis PD didn’t’ decide to prosecute either one of the men (or even Isaac’s friends for that matter) after their investigation. It’s as this point that Isaac knows that he fucked up. He is super serious and isn’t smiling. Now, I will admit, if five people surrounded me while I was in the car with my kids, I’d fight like hell. I’d be trying everything I could to pull a Jean Claude van Damme. Then again, depending on whose story you believe, I would have had to stop because Kelsey screamed “YOU JUST HIT MY FRIEND!”

Speaking of Kelsey, JJ is up in here making fun of her, calling her “Little Miss Troublemaker” (take a shot for that as Kelsey is trying to look unfazed, but she knows that shade cut oh so deep) and saying the whole situation wouldn’t have occurred if Kelsey just shut her fucking mouth. Isaac even cosigns on that, saying that things would have gone differently if Kelsey just let it go. JJ admits that neither man handled it right. Kelsey finally speaks and states that what JJ is saying is correct. JJ then admonishes Isaac by saying that all Isaac did was escalate the situation as he has had a few drinks, while Kelsey has that edge without drinking (take another two shots because the audience erupts in laughter). JJ says she doesn’t believe that Isaac, nor Kelsey, would charge up to Derek, who is much bigger than them. JJ states that they could have called the police.

Isaac says that they all got sobriety tests, which they passed with flying colors. JJ wants to know where that is stated at in the police report. Isaac states that that reference is not in the police report. JJ states that “if it’s not here, it doesn’t exist!” (take a shot!). Isaac again says that everyone was sober. JJ then repeats herself (take a shot!). JJ then says some smart ass comment that makes the audience again burst out into laughter (take two shots!).

After the final commercial break (some shit about LifeAlert and some depressing ass commercial about life insurance), we get to the conclusion of this case.

Isaac is starting to freak out now, with JJ talking over Isaac, coupled with a sarcastic quip to everything he tries to hit her with. Isaac is desperate.  She says that Derek should have stayed in the car, but if he got out defending himself, he was justified. JJ lets it be known that all of this could have been prevented if Kelsey shut the fuck up. However, JJ also protests that Isaac only exacerbated the situation by following Kelsey into the fray. Isaac avows that by the time Derek struck him with the knife nobody had laid a finger on him. Okay, Isaac. JJ has had just about enough of this case and dismisses both suits, telling both “Goodbye!” Isaac looks so sad and dejected at the end of the case. Maaannn…he has more faces than a clown.

During the Hall-Ter-View, Derek claims that he never intended to hurt anyone, let alone, Isaac. However, Isaac is over there talking about his battle wounds, talking shit about how many stitches he received as a result of this incident. Then he tries to guilt trip Derek by saying “It’s for the rest of my life”. Bro, we all know what occurred. You tried to get loud and act tough as hell because you wanted to bed Kelsey Crane and you were with your friends. Derek, although he looks and acts like a serial killer who probably is VERY handy with a knife, is super polite and remorseful over the whole situation.

I don’t know. I think both men handled it wrong. I’m sort of in Derek’s corner, tbh, because if there’s a threat against my kids, I’d act the exact same way that Derek did in this instance. I am going to protect my kids from danger at all costs. This case was more or less he said/he said, but I tend to believe Derek a bit more, as he let the cards fall where they may. Derek had the face of a stone cold serial killer, but he fought like hell for the safety of his kids and Isaac got caught in some lies, so Derek comes across as a bit more palatable to me.

Verdict: Plaintiff and defendant get nothing.  

Did Auntie Judy say anything fucked up to anyone?: {to Isaac after he profusely apologized for needing a glass of water}: “People sometimes get nervous when they talk to me…”

Edited February 12, 2023 by DjamillasMan

[andidante]

33 minutes ago, DjamillasMan said:

Happy 2023 my great friends!! I'm back with another review of everyone's favorite cranky ass judge! I've been gone for a while, so I may not be as hilarious as I used to be, and I figured you guys could use a break from me for a bit. Grab your favorite drink and LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glad you are back! I always find your posts very entertaining. 🤣

[DjamillasMan]

18 hours ago, andidante said:

Glad you are back! I always find your posts very entertaining. 🤣

 

Thank you very much for the kind words! It's great to be back. I missed entertaining everyone! 

[CrazyInAlabama]

4 p.m. episodes-

Revenge Couple -Plaintiff Tonya King, and  suing defendant David Dewwse for the value of a car, stolen property, and a ring.       Couple are fighting over eight restraining orders, accusations of assault and a missing ring.  Plaintiff claims defendant took everything in the house.   House was paid for by defendant, and house was in his name.    When restraining order against plaintiff expired, plaintiff claims defendant stole everything.

JJ wants to see application for TRO, but plaintiff doesn’t have it.   Defendant was the one who applied for the TRO.   House was in defendant’s name, car was in both names.    Defendant wrote the check to purchase the car.    The $4690 was for plaintiff’s attorney, $3500, and for clothes for plaintiff.  

JJ will transfer the title of the car to plaintiff.

Now they are fighting over the ring. (I know I saw this case years ago, it was boring then, and it’s boring now).  Defendant says he’s never pawned anything, so if someone pawned the ring, it was plaintiff.

Car to plaintiff.  Everything else dismissed.

 

Aquarium Canopy 101-Plaintiff Andrew Halbert suing defendant /ex-girlfriend Courtnee Hanaka for a fish tank canopy cover.  (This was in Buffalo, NY).  The litigants were living together.

Case dismissed.  

 

 

Pit Bull Pinata?! -Plaintiffs  Ramona Vargas and Andrew Albert suing defendant Oscar Toribio for a Pit Bull attack on her dog.  Plaintiff says Pit Bull was beaten with a stick.  Defendant claims plaintiff was scared of his dog, because it was bigger than her Chihuahua.   Dog bite happened in the hallway of their apartment building. Defendant’s dog is claimed to be a Bull Terrier. 

Defendant’s dog was not on a leash.  Defendant claims his dog was scared when plaintiff’s son hit defendant’s dog with a stick.    Defendant claims his dog was just playing.

Plaintiff has a video of the attack.

Defendant’s dog has only been his for a short time.  

$1200 to plaintiff.

Mom Ruined My Credit -Plaintiff Kaitlyn Skeeters suing defendant  mother Leighana Marino for opening opened a cable account in her name, without her knowledge, and ruined her credit.   Plaintiff visited mother for two or three weeks, and she applied for credit, and the company said she had a very high unpaid utility bill.    Plaintiff submits her credit report. 

Defendant mother claims daughter knew about the cable account, and it was the same address as the mother’s.     Defendant claims she asked daughter/plaintiff to open the cable account.

Defendant didn’t get her security deposit back when she moved out.  (This was in Lakeland, FL).

It’s pretty pathetic when a 40 year old woman sticks her 20 year old daughter with her bills.

Plaintiff receives $1013.

 

Diamond Bracelet Breakdown! -Plaintiff Falecia Tucker suing defendant/former roommate Jay Roberts for stealing her heirloom bracelet, $4250.      Defendant wore bracelet to club to pick up chicks, and claims it was snatched off of his wrist.

There is a pawn receipt made out to defendant for a diamond tennis bracelet, for $3500. 

Plaintiff went out of town, and when she returned the bracelet was gone. 

Plaintiff receives $3500.

 

5 p.m. episodes-

p. 499, 9 August 2021

Teen Boys Looking for Trouble?!; You Shouldn’t Be On TV!

 

p.498, 20 July 2021.

Victim Payback for Towing Scam?!; Beach Day Turns Violent

Edited February 18, 2023 by CrazyInAlabama

[One Tough Cookie]

On 2/9/2023 at 6:00 PM, CrazyInAlabama said:

Plaintiff’s witness Tammy McNeil esthetician,

She looked kinda rough to be esthethican.

I think we ought to start rating these episodes according to how much liquid refreshments they require to be believable

Edited February 13, 2023 by One Tough Cookie