Contemptuous Serial Liar Pushes Judge Simpson to the Brink!

[@kddicks5115]

I love when the judge sits quietly and people HAVE to fill that silence by digging a deeper hole for themselves🤣🤣🤣🤣 prime example of the effects of crack on a life.

[@GuidoLuzzi900]

You’d know

[@hereiam2005]

This is the reason you should always have a COMPETENT lawyer represents you in court. His lawyer basically sat in his own chair like an idiot and let the defendant sabotage his own case in front of the judge. Bad lawyer.

[@ken481959]

The problem with lying is that you have to remember what lie you told to who.

[@bcsurvivor4713]

Yea, my sister and brother lie so much, they fit that description perfectly.

[@KNByam]

It's hard to keep track of stuff you had to make up on the fly.

[@amandanoack-cogland8005]

It typically catches up to the liars

[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

Yep and eventually it bites you in the butt because one lie turns to two, then three and so on

[@lynnvh5445]

Yes so true...my mom and friends even said that I don't make a good liar😅

[@vanguard9067]

Uh oh, when Judge Simpson starts rotating his chair back and forth it’s like he is winding up to open a can of legal whoop-ass:-)

[@tasha5086]

Yes I thought I was the only one that noticed that 😂😂😂 when that chair starts rotating. He’s about to let loose 🤣🤣🤣

[@vanguard9067]

@@tasha5086 👍

[@Rlk-l9x]

He’s calling BS 😂 Read the room buddy 🙄

[@danielbyrne5402]

It be funny if during a sov cits long boring speech, judge just spins in his chair with his legs in the air like a bored child 😅

[@6kat103]

😂😂😂😂 yes. That’s popcorn time!

[@PatrickJDoyle-bw3fu]

Someone tell this guy that lying under oath, is a felony

[@sheritamitchell1036]

Is the landlord not legally responsible for ILLEGALLY attributing his deposit to rent owed in violation of Tenant/Landlord law????Yes, he was afraid of homelessness... that's REAL!

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

He should have been fined for that or held in contempt.i don't trust people who lie.

[@TheRealBelisariusCawl]

Lying tenants are treated the same as women making false accusations. Full immunity- because people feel bad

[@cheyann555]

​@@sheritamitchell1036 that's if he were even really locked out. We have only his word on that and it's obvious that's not any good. He has all types of government agencies helping him too

[@thenerktwins]

Perjury can be a petty offense, a misdemeanor, or a minor felony

[@barnabyaprobert5159]

Nice to see that this defendant got all dressed up in his Sunday best for court!

[@johncrichton4341]

This is a good example of a bully who has been found out.

[@edwindrood-s3k]

I see he came prepared to throw in the towel!!

[@christopherreid1624]

😂😂😂😂

[@amandanoack-cogland8005]

😂😂😂

[@dptexas3414]

I remember reading somewhere something like: “I’m not upset that you lied to me, I’m upset that from now on I can’t believe you.” So true in this case. Even if he was truthful about being locked out, he lost credibility with Judge Simpson and everyone in the courtroom.

[@DamePiglet]

This defense attorney deserves cudos for encouraging this guy to be honest. Too many defense attorneys will pretend their client is innocent.

[@ajm5007]

Actual attorney here. Every defense attorney encourages their client to be honest, but if the client refuses, they have NO CHOICE but to maintain their clients' innocence. That's literally their job.

[@NunchucksHabit]

@@ajm5007 I was surprised the lawyer didn't speak for him.

[@SteffieDee46]

The attorney no longer represented him. He withdrew as his attorney because dude had lied to him and the court. That lying idiot had no choice but to admit that he had lied because the landlord had a video recording of him taking the money and agreeing to move out.

[@eddieromanov]

@@ajm5007How the rule on attorneys not making misstatements of fact or law before the court works has always confused me. In this case, I take it that the defense attorney came to know that his client was lying and did what he had to do by filing a motion to withdraw. Wouldn’t that motion though also have to explain why he wants to withdraw? I mean, I get that the rule supersedes his obligation to defend his client, I guess what I don’t understand is the statement I’ve heard lawyers say many times that a defense attorney has an obligation to defend his client, even if he knows the client did it.

[@NicolaMaxwell]

Rule #1 of court club Do not lie to Judge Simpson!

[@BodieB]

He keep emphasizing "locked out" because he knows that is a big pay day

[@gregsaenz6566]

For those wondering, the attorney let his client speak to the judge and didn't say anything because he's required to do so. Anything else is suborning perjury and his obligation of candor to the tribunal requires that he say nothing. Everybody in the courtroom knows what it means when this happens so Judge knew the guy had lied to him before he even came into court that day (motion to withdraw filing indicated it).

[@NunchucksHabit]

I was wondering why he was sitting there doing nothing. Thanks for that, I thought he was just giving up.

[@BeeHash]

Wouldn’t allowing him to continue speaking be suborning perjury?

[@Jan-pn9rz]

Wow. What a surprise! I totally believed Mr. Daniels at his first hearing, he was so sympathetic. And at the second hearing, the landlord seemed like a liar and had maybe forged a document, but he was telling the truth. Wow.

[@Ocrilat]

Years ago I remember a case where a couple had been take in a con. Their excuse was 'but he had such an honest face'. It never occurred to them that it would be impossible to be a successful con artist with a dishonest face.

[@Jan-pn9rz]

@@Ocrilat So true. No matter how smart you think you are, you can be taken in by a good con.

[@ulovit1]

You know what's crazy is I believed him in the first half of the first hearing too - just like you said. Super sympathetic character. But towards the middle/end - something felt off, almost performative and I clocked it because I wanted to know what the follow-up would be. Apparently, that gut feeling was correct.

[@Jan-pn9rz]

@@ulovit1 And he fooled the poor Legal Aid lawyer. (I used to be one.) And they don't take every case that walks in the door. Note at the end, the lawyer filed a motion to withdraw and Judge S. notes that he doesn't fault the lawyer.

[@MissDirect]

The thing is, people are actually not good at telling when someone is lying to them. If it is a stranger, and the story isn't crazy, people only get it right 1/2 of the time. That includes body language "experts" who are actually no better at it than everyone else. That is the reason courts have cross examination as that can really help tell.

[@MysteriousAya]

This is *exactly* why I withhold judgement until hearing the full story on ANYTHING. I do not believe one person over another just because of any kind of social standing.

[@becauseimdumb9166]

It’s kinda fun to watch the ups and downs but I also don’t vote until it’s ALL done

[@MysteriousAya]

@@becauseimdumb9166 The ups and downs are amazing. Like the one case before where guy drove while on suspended license, only to "find out" he wasn't and it was an error, then Simpson being like "No it wasn't" lol

[@SuperLoop7209]

It’s amazing how liars somehow think they’re talking their way out of something while actually making less and less sense the more they open their mouth.

[@christopherreid1624]

I recall my grandfather doing the lean and rock EVERY. TIME. he knew that I was full of shit. It's a CLEAR, nonverbal indication to STFU!!!!!

[@makeminetexas3494]

Oh, you could tell the thing that hurt this guy the most was not getting the last word.

[@paulam.foreman4413]

Broken record “Locks were already changed , I was locked out”

[@lindseywitt2333]

I was scared... I didn't know what to do... I didn't have anywhere to go...

[@jaquejiardina5000]

​@@lindseywitt2333 "honestly", "truly"

[@lwalker8785]

Besides being a liar I think he has mental health issues.

[@southernladyish]

Well..that sucks. Now everyone who believed him and felt bad for him feels duped. He should have definitely went to jail for lying under oath and using funds that could have been used for people who legitimately needed them. Screw this guy. Seriously

[@DamePiglet]

"The one who states his case first seems right until he faces scrutiny from the other side." Proverbs 18:17 Lots of wisdom in that Book.

[@ajm5007]

Landlord should also be in jail for stealing his deposit, but since the powerful people make the laws, that's only a civil matter and not a criminal one.

[@botchgoddess]

I totally believed him, I feel stupid.

[@PsykoDestroyer]

​@ajm5007 that was under the theory that he had done it before the tenant had left. It seems to be more likely that, that specific situation happened AFTER the premises was surrendered. Hence why the landlord was confused by the whole situation when the judge brought it up.

[@Heathen.Deity.]

@@DamePigletlots of lies in that book too.

[@CAUSELESSREBEL]

Just an FYI from a long time observer of J. Cedric in court: When he sits back in his chair, and causes it to go back and forth, he is pissed.

[@vanguard9067]

Definitely. He does that when he can only barely contain his outrage.

[@stephenbowles7153]

too bad he will not project that toward the defendant. just being pissed does not make the dummy suffer consequences

[@vanguard9067]

@@stephenbowles7153 he does sometimes. You saw the recent one where he sentenced some guy to over 500 days for contempt? I am hell back off, but still.

[@Finderskeepers.]

NO consequences !!!! What a waste of 1,000's of tax $, the victims time, keeps the money, delays the landlord getting his property, wastes 2 court dates. If perjury isnt punished why not lie ?

[@Ocrilat]

The title of this should be 'Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me'. There is nothing more pathetic than seeing a serial liar caught in their lies.

[@Rlk-l9x]

Or “When you can’t read the room” 🙄

[@jbmcb]

tl;dr - I may have been lying about all the things that the plaintiff can prove I was lying about, but I'm not lying about all the things he can't prove that I'm lying about.

[@Ocrilat]

@@jbmcb And he is scared, so scared, scared so much that I was forced to steal from his landlord and lie about it to the judge. What was he scared of? He has no idea. When the judge asked him, he had nothing lol.

[@EileenThompson-cq8nd]

@@Ocrilat ….and he didn’t want to look weak… lol. I didn’t get that part but it fit into his narrative of the poor lost soul.

[@chrisjohnson1049]

I can’t believe he wasn’t held liable for the cost incurred by the landlord and the court.

[@DamePiglet]

I understand, but he won't pay. Ever. He's shiftless. You can't get blood from a turnip so there's no point in making that ruling.

[@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq]

By this time the landlord is just going for no improper actions on the record and getting the apartment free from this dude.

[@Pudef9]

At the very least!

[@louisbouchard6869]

The landlord had done some shady things too. Since both sides had unclean hands, the judge decided to leave them no better or no worse than they were before the filing.

[@rbdan]

normally i’m against punishing normal people for not following court procedures, but this was just so egregious even a 100 dollar fine seems like a bargain

[@shayspott3]

The locks were already changed 😂

[@Dearest_Kenyetta]

He was acting like a total victim previously.... People are a trip.

[@nicolebrown1927]

Humans will always let each other down, time and time again.🥺

[@GretaAd]

It seems like they busted him on camera accepting one of the $400 so he had to cop to it. He would have kept defrauding this guy if he wasn’t busted

[@Ronbflorida]

100% proof that he is lying, he keeps repeating the lie over and over and over.

[@Marcus.Robinson]

I was duped by his lies as well. Shameful behavior

[@IamCordelia-qn2dj]

There is nothing worse roaming this planet than a compulsive liar. Ugh.

[@helloeveryone0123]

Ive seen people who dont lie but hides a lot of ugly things they are doing behind people’s back. And they are masters of twisting of story.

[@IamCordelia-qn2dj]

@helloeveryone0123 they're just as bad. They appear normal, but those beady shifty eyes and just that "off" vibe they give off is an irritant. We definitely need to learn to follow those gut feelings we have about people instead of talking ourselves out of it.

[@dakat1726]

Look on bailiff's face as defendant continues yapping out the door- oh no, Judge Simpson is one inch from arrest for contempt or one foot from freedom

[@lorrainemacgillivray4722]

I love the way judge says what do you want me to do , nobody says it the way he says it

[@2ToneWaIt]

Thats the problem with admitting you lied when you're in court, anything they say after that you take with a pinch of salt.

[@KNByam]

No more benefit of doubt. Now you have to actually show proof.

[@MsB829]

Why are they always giving this judge a hard time 😂😂😂

[@CleverNerdPun]

Wow, everyone bent over backwards for this guy, and this is how he was treating them? Judge Simpson was ready to make the landlord pay out the nose for all of the expenses of the government to help him. Sheesh. Didn't expect this ending!

[@KNByam]

He reminded me of the license guy. The roller-coaster of lies never ends.

[@Mewse1203]

That was a classic M Night Shyamalan level plot twist

[@olddogg60]

"I was locked out." "I didn't know what to do." Repeated I don't know how many times. 😜

[@OSGCourtWatch]

and all it does is squander needed resources for others OD!

[@olddogg60]

@@OSGCourtWatch For sure. Without his lies and constant repetition, the hearing could have been over in 5 minutes. 😊

[@paulw176]

I knew he was FOS the first time he appeared. The sincere 'I'm handicapped cane' was a nice touch tho -

[@LewisBrazelz]

This man said no excuses and then proceeded to give 5 more bullshit excuses to the Judge

[@maryschierberl3017]

JUDGE SIMPSON IS NOT BUYING ANY OF HIS B.S 😂!! HE'S TRYING HIS CON ON THE WRONG JUDGE!!!!

[@carrieguillot537]

I KNEW IT! He was huffing and puffing at will and would not shut up his woe is me I’m a victim rambling.Give him what he wants Judge…a place to go. Straight to jail.This man has likely lied his whole life.

[@ricbelding9307]

It's obvious this defendant practiced his little script and tried to come in and pull it off. He walked in and needed to get it out quickly, before he forgot it. Whether he's spewing lies or the truth, he should just keep his mouth shut.

[@DavidKnizner-px2dm]

I love Judge Simpson! I wish all judges were like him!

[@avsynergy9623]

I always bring my own bath towel to court too

[@rmw9130]

Wow. I remember this guy and everyone felt soooo bad for him the 1st time. That should show us to not take one person's side. What a POS !

[@Copeandseethe822]

I mean. Why did you believe him? Because he put on a sob story? It was pretty obvious from the jump that he was scamming people.

[@liveformybabies1190]

This dude had all of judge Simpsons followers heartbroken for him. Shame on him

[@Blueeyegang]

Yep I was one of em I believed him

[@louisbouchard6869]

Yeah, I was one of those duped too.

[@EileenThompson-cq8nd]

@@Blueeyegang add me to the list.

[@stephenbowles7153]

WOW! this is the place for all those that supposedly voted for Biden....

[@jag731]

Holy cow. I saw this case from the beginning and believed this guy and thought it was another one of those tyrant landlord vs tenant situations. Dang, I'm gullible. Lesson learned.

[@sabrinanicole758]

Okay, I didn't see that coming. I was really pissed about him not getting access to his medication because of the landlord locking him out, damn, I really believed him. The whole story of the landlord sounded crazy and the signature was fishy.

[@marilonowens2706]

Agreed! I felt bad for him. Smh

[@Dearest_Kenyetta]

Smh.... For some reason he sounds like an addict to me now. I couldn't hear it at first.

[@cheyann555]

​@@Dearest_Kenyetta It's because he's such a good liar. They need to hone their skills to keep conning money out of people. To think we almost would have started a GFM so the man could get some clothing and his medications

[@Dearest_Kenyetta]

@@cheyann555 Exactly!

[@rosesmith6208]

so he doesnt pay the rent and doesnt want to leave, so he is a thief too.

[@simonevans8979]

Oh dear. Simpson has his head in his hands. You KNOW what that means..?

[@vanguard9067]

Absolutely!

[@suedenim]

It's so funny how many defendants absolutely cannot read the room, when Judge Simpson is about the easiest man to read that I've ever seen.

[@vanguard9067]

@@suedenim and being able to read the courtroom, and judge, in which you are appearing is a real survival (or not:-) skill

[@Indy_at_the_beach]

"I do a lot of mental illness" Sounds about right

[@SugarTits716]

😂😂😂

[@mketcham5609]

I thought he was scamming from the beginning so this is a relief. And after Judge S had so much compassion for his game and the landlord was made to look like the creep. Glad it got sorted and the truth came out

[@jimbrunsman1011]

Genius comes to court in a t-shirt with a towel over it)

[@chrisstewart5992]

And a free attorney. Hahah

[@vanguard9067]

Yeah, what the heck is that?!

[@coryautote]

If I am ever in front of Judge Simpson and I see him lean back in his seat like that, I'm just going to stop talking. 😂

[@clarkkent459]

Just needed the Deborah Davis clip of "I know where there's Free lodging "

[@mywish2023]

I miss Debbie Davis

[@dirkaminimo4836]

Were the locks already changed? Saying it 200 times doesn’t make it so…

[@drn13355]

He needs to learn to shut up. The more he talks the more he is trying to make up BS about his initial lie. It is never a good idea to talk on and on and on in court. He seems to think saying "I was scared" means he can't be held accountable for his crimes.

[@jackieraulerson2005]

No, he needs to learn how to not be a liar.

[@SeekingGreetings]

​@@jackieraulerson2005Exactly!! It's like people are "rooting for the bad guy " .

[@suedenim]

I saw the video of his first appearance and already thought he looked fishy. Mainly because while Judge Simpson was going out of his way to help someone who had apparently been wronged, he was still constantly interrupting.

[@macromancer]

The video of him accepting money for move out was presented to the legal aid attorney. Once he discovered his client lied under oath he dropped him like a hot potato. The defendant is then forced to explain himself. If it wasn’t for a video that forced his confession he would have never admitted the lies.

[@GretaAd]

Exactly. He’s only fessing up to one of the payments, the one they have proof of.

[@EileenThompson-cq8nd]

He is kicking himself for taking the 400 especially when he found out that judge Simpson was going to make the landlord pay 200 a day! Now THAT would have been a huge payday

[@MzChevon]

Dangit!!! We were rooting for you man!!! Uhhhh!!! Smh

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

This guy shoud have been fined or held in contempt for lying, he was under oath!

[@AlexanderMadolche]

Thank you for finding and sharing these videos

[@sheritamitchell1036]

This man was in dire straits...no money, no place to stay, needed medication...the landlord took advantage of this man's situation and still illegally used his deposit as a means to defraud him of his tenant rights!

[@chrisstewart5992]

Why don’t you take him in then

[@mindybunny]

​@@sheritamitchell1036I feel like you watched a different video.

[@debrakleid5752]

Isn’t lying under oath contempt of court? How about some jail time for the serial liar wasting everyone’s time.

[@FollowingfromafarBooth-jz4jq]

What’s with a towel at court?

[@wendyterrell1813]

Are we to believe that the locks were already changed?

[@tomzambito359]

Those selfish actions definitely needed Devine Mr. Allen intervention.

[@lawnerd67]

Thumbs up for to Divine Mr. Allen!

[@ThiKu]

Wow I totally believed him! The judge did too!

[@BlueProphet7]

Glad the truth came to light, but shame on Judge Simpson for not apologizing to the plaintiff since he was all too happy to berate them in the last hearing with NO EVIDENCE. I love Simpson, but his head is on backwards when it comes to landlord/tenant. He just presumes guilt off the bat.

[@agathos777]

He always gives the benefit of the doubt to the renter.

[@jen-a-purr]

@@agathos777absolutely always

[@Treasurerose11]

@@agathos777not in Los Angeles so he is very fair

[@lisanoonan2947]

Wow!!!! What a plot twist!! I was so upset he had no food, water, meds, or a bed when, in fact, he's a thief!

[@bdmathias]

Guys, the locks were already changed.

[@EileenThompson-cq8nd]

Lol 😂

[@kaylaflintstone6]

When you wear your best red sweat towel and blue tee shirt to court......

[@linda7345n]

I love Judge Simpson! Thanks for being there and having the ability to weed out the truth from the lies.

[@kimiak6886]

Omgosh I can’t hear the locks were already changed, one more time!

[@starscreamx7]

“Doth protest too much”. Lot of qualifying statements here

[@barbarastoutjesdyk711]

When you protest too much.

[@flyingmachineworks]

Drinking game for the “the locks were already changed on the door”

[@cmstacy]

I'd be in a coma for days....or weeks.

[@LizaCombs]

Contempt! JAIL HIM NOW!.

[@carold8345]

Wow, didn’t see that coming. I sympathized with him in previous hearings. Now, I feel foolish. Thank God for Judge Simpson.

[@eldritchwulfe]

You lied, how on earth do you expect Judge S to believe anything you say after that? You messed up big time

[@fleetcomm1]

The very first video I watched of Mr Daniels where he’s crying the blues that he needs his meds, he hasn’t had clean clothes for 6 days and boo hoo hoo I thought that something was wrong with him.

[@Dearest_Kenyetta]

Yep

[@conofeo2505]

Oh, something is definitely wrong with him! That was apparent, right away.

[@cookiesmom2079]

Talk about a plot twist! This guy bamboozled the Judge, me, and probably a lot of us.

[@tokegero]

Does this dude believe it’s judge Simpson first day?

[@gtrevino50]

When the judge calls you an absolute liar, you should also be held in contempt. What a leech. Playing the system. He was on death's door in his other appearances - locked out, needed his meds, have mercy on me judge! He's the reason real people cannot afford these high rents because landlords are getting scammed.

[@marlayneboblett1267]

Is this man menta. He keeps saying he lied about the $400 and he was locked out. Oh, Community Health was helping him, he just keeps lying. . He got what he deserved except contempt for interrupting Judge Simpson.

[@imilliemedina666]

He's got a cane AND a walker? That's like a belt and suspenders.

[@russellbradley454]

Probably to con welfare we have them in Britain too one guy was claiming welfare and was caught playing golf at his club !!!!

[@lindawhite5006]

I SEE WHY THE LANDLORD AND PROBABLY THE OTHER RENTERS WANTED HIM GONE...HE'S A PROBLEM AND A BIG FAT LIAR!!!

[@charlesgray8180]

Watch the next part of this. Judge Simpson finally sees the light. Landlord gets ripped.

[@Copeandseethe822]

​@@charlesgray8180that was the previous hearing. This is the most recent update.

[@Copeandseethe822]

​@@charlesgray8180you ain't paying any kind of attention, are you?

[@charlesgray8180]

@Copeandseethe822 I've seen the entire thing. The 400 is from his security deposit with the landlord from hell. Judge Simpson does a great job here but next part of this he really rips landlord. I'm ahead of you.

[@Copeandseethe822]

​@@charlesgray8180 so far ahead you're going backwards. That was the last hearing. This is the most recent update. 🤦‍♀️

[@darthorama]

I’m not sure…did he say the locks were changed? LOL😂

[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

If you lie even once it destroys any of your credibility.

[@terrybarnes0712]

OSG Great video as always thanks for all you do

[@cleopatratx4461]

I apologize to the landlord for myself rushing to judgement on behalf of this defendent. He tried his best to help this man who is acting foolish and entitled. Its not right that people take advantage and lie for the sake of it.

[@zekegrimm3775]

I wonder if the locks were changed???? 😂😂😂

[@jerihalter1339]

Where is Mr. Allen?

[@cmstacy]

Looking at Mr. Allen brings my daily joy. What a hunk !

[@bonniecreighton4163]

He should be in prison and charged the going hourly rate for every single hour he spent wasting court time, not to mention community resources who unknowingly assisted him based on all the lies!! And YES.....Judge Simpson, why was he not held accountable for lying under oath????

[@thomasking9524]

Was he locked out? Locked out, locked out, locked out, locked out?

[@Timien]

Where the locks changed?

[@croach2194]

I was totally taken in by this man. He seemed so sincere.

[@amandanoack-cogland8005]

Oh I've been waiting all day for this!

[@supermopar7497]

So, is he saying that the doors were already locked, & that he couldn’t get in? Did I hear that correctly? If this is the issue, he should have emphasized his power point only 15 times more. If I understand him correctly? I don’t know.

[@Mewse1203]

What a plot twist. Dude had everyone on his side, and the landlord did seem pretty shady, but he was lying the whole time. He didn't just lie under oath. He committed fraud towards community mental health by telling them lies that caused them to spend money.

[@klippitykloppity]

Seems like he used "I was scared" at one point and now it's his magic phrase to get what he wants or get out of trouble. So messy.

[@HollyFayHolverson777]

LMAO. It cracked me up the way the judge shifted position, put his head on his hands, as the defendanr just rambled on and on and on; making it aa he went along. He's appears to be the type who'll NEVER learn. The judge caught himsekf he really wanted to say SHUT UP (i kniw I did) MR ALLEN??? Oh, I guess it was Mr. Allen's day off. Lol

[@EileenThompson-cq8nd]

I noticed that too!! He had the word shut in his lips before he caught himself! This guy deserved the “shut up” for sure!

[@peterellis6862]

He's a classic grifter.

[@cmstacy]

He's well honed running scams...

[@BeeHash]

“Honestly, truthfully and truly.”

[@joedoerfler4431]

Guys, I think the locks were already changed.