Filing A False Report

[@taylornorris3489]

“ I’ve been taking pills and drinking for years “ that statement really screwed her over. The judge didn’t believe a thing she said after that.

[@libradawg9]

Wrong. Her credibility became dick the moment the judge saw the texts. After that she lost more credibility with every lie that she told. The texts and her explanations were concrete proof.

[@Ivvelis]

@@libradawg9 its true though, if someone takes money from me and i witness it, im going to ask point blank "why did you do this" she's texting him like a high schooler accusing someone of shit, but she is definitely not a high schooler

[@libradawg9]

@@Ivvelis Yes but it's more about claiming to witness the theft yet not bring it up in the texts. Like, if you saw the housemate doing cocaine and cops bust you the next day for having drugs in the house, you won't just say *I know it's yours! * for several days. You will say I CAUGHT YOU DOING IT YESTERDAY! * in every message. That's why I posted before - the OP made it like the judge ruled based on her addiction, which is simply not the truth.

[@Puglover130]

I take tons of drugs and I would know if someone stole my money, and I’ve never misplaced money. Just because you like drugs don’t mean you’re loopy.

[@libradawg9]

@@Puglover130 Exactly! The reason she loses shit is bc she hides it from herself worried about thieves. It's just like cheaters being more likely to accuse someone of cheating. She's clearly on a lower moral ground, it's costing her money, and none of it has anything to do with drugs. Except alcohol. You will forget anything with enough alcohol.

[@faznout]

This is one of the main reasons as to why I pay a little extra to live by myself. Throughout the years of my adult life I've lived by myself, and also with roommates good and bad. But at the end of the day, it's always best to live alone and have your own space. That way you don't have to deal with anyone else's drama, mess, smells, and craziness but your own.

[@nannynewsviews542]

It all depends on you city/state. Most of these litigants are from NY....and we are broke!! Making $80,000 and have a few roommates. I lived alone as well, now I'm married with a forever roommate. He was living in New Jersey with 3 roommates when we met, lol 😆

[@lionelluva]

Absolutely. It’s not easy living alone, but the peace you feel (for the most part) is amazing.

[@lionelluva]

@@nannynewsviews542 I’m from NY but moved to TX because I couldn’t live on my own with my NY salary. Things are now a bit easier.

[@queennnetaa9911]

Me toooo ‼️

[@anarchsnark]

@@lionelluva But now you gotta live in Texas

[@supplepaws]

The Judge: Judicial warning, do not keep defaming him. Her leaving the courtroom: HE DID IT!!!

[@DanceArchives24]

LMAOOO

[@SweetandSassyRedhead]

And standing there with a squeegee in her hand lol.

[@marleonetti7]

if he was stealing 900 dollars and more money from her then he would not have needed to sue her for a 850 deposit . in fact if he was stealing all that money and still living there then i think he would have stayed there and kept stealing from her to keep getting that easy money . so its obvious that the defendant made it up so that she would not have to return his deposit , she had the motive to lie .

[@alexia0103]

😂😂😂

[@PoppyCorn144]

😂 🤣 🤣

[@jdotfrombronxriver4335]

Judge: “I got a question for you” Defendant: “Thank You” 😂😂

[@temporaryonesix]

You can't drop that without a timestamp

[@uniquespain5136]

​@@temporaryonesix6:36

[@MarquittaY]

Bruh 😂😂😂

[@itischan]

LMAO

[@waynebrewer1901]

That dude is diabolical! Not only did he break her squeegee, he also covertly turned a giant fish tank over and removed one tiny rubber stopper to make the thing unstable and leak! It's pure evil genius!

[@b8nnytez]

muhahahahahaha

[@mrshp2392]

Exactly he did all that shit to her, having a drink in your own house does not make you liar nor is it a crime

[@jblonar]

The audacity!!

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

​@@mrshp2392Dear Sir/Ma'am, allow me to introduce you to a new friend, Sarcasm.

[@mrshp2392]

@@projectionv.accountability1010 sir……..B

[@PARISMONET_]

You can tell the daughter knows her mom sounds a little insane but still continuing to support her and stand by here but I hope she gets her the help she needs

[@rondaallen7211]

the daughter was weird to me. she just stood in the hall trying to think of something to say.

[@TheDJEnrique]

Actually , I think her daughter is just like her mother . Crazy

[@TheDJEnrique]

@@rondaallen7211 Exactly , she was just like her mother . Crazy

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

How much you wanna bet the Daughter took the money, fucked with her mother's mind, and was hoping the guy would be a scapegoat?

[@oFaCeLeSso]

Women will support each other when logically there is no proof, but they FEEL the need to support each other still.

[@je.suis.prisci]

I really don’t believe that he stole money from her from his demeanor and the fact that he brought her to court, not the other way around. Call me crazy. I feel like she is losing her mind as she’s getting older. The judge is right for pressing her.

[@tammyulgen]

I lived with a psychopath who destroyed my fish tank (500 gallons and a fragile ecosystem that took me years to cultivate). I believe her (the defendant). Some people will do subtle things to torment a person. There was depilatory cream in my shampoo; my roommate's mother called me to warm me about that and several other things she did (including buying cockroaches at a pet store and setting them free in my pantry). Some people live in a different reality than most of us.

[@ericamartinez7921]

I think she blackouts after drinking.

[@je.suis.prisci]

@@tammyulgen I do believe that happens but in this case something seems really wrong 😑 with this woman.

[@partymix4356]

You crazy until it happens to you then you’ll understand

[@The00Lisa00]

Just a guess, but people with dementia will often hide things, forget they've hidden them and accuse others of stealing from them. And nothing you say can convince them otherwise. They really believe it.

[@CinderCass]

My roomie in college started accusing me of taking and/or moving her stuff around the room - I'd literally watch her move something then 2-3 hours later freak out on me that I touched her stuff. Her brother and mother were both schizophrenic and she was "so happy" she hadn't been diagnosed with it........uuuum I've got a newsflash for ya hun. But this woman sounds EXACTLY like her - she moved/hid her own stuff from paranoia, then blames others instead of considering she has an issue and needs help.

[@abagofmilk3819]

Wow that’s interesting 🤔

[@alicemorhet2511]

I agree with you. She hid her stuff while drunk.

[@margolenney6032]

My word if this woman was a corrections officer, I’d worry about any report or action taken against a prisoner. The woman could not stop telling lies. She was unrepentant even after the judge threw the book at her.

[@jasonsoldlady3610]

So true. And she really didn't push it when the judge called her on it.

[@itischan]

I don't think she is "lying". I think she wholeheartedly believes everything she is saying is 100% the truth. I'm not saying it's the truth - but I definitely believe that she thinks it is.

[@michaelmarquez6133]

There's nothing more annoying than someone losing something and blaming you!

[@thegentlemansmith5411]

Sounds like marriage 😅

[@UnscrupulousAgitator]

Idk the judge being emotional and screaming ranks right up there 😐

[@ughidgaf5125]

Ikr and trying to help them find it and the whole time they are thinking you took it untill they find it and wahla here it is side 👀

[@lesliegriffie221]

Exactly

[@franciskane540]

An employer lost a diamond tennis bracelet. She was ready to blame several people, the entire staff. It was found broken in the driveway.It fell off her skinny wrist😅 Then she said ppl weren't " doing their job", bc it wasn't found sooner!

[@blondesense1708]

Her daughter is not helping her by validating her delusions. She needs to get her mother help, the time when she can’t live independently is near. Especially if someone doesn’t get through to her about her memory or substance issues. If she comes to accept she is making these errors she can put systems in place and be independent for some time, but the longer her daughter puts off helping her, the longer her mother will spend in care.

[@JM-cx6ze]

I honestly think the daughters mother has some type of mental illness going on, and her drinking isn’t helping her alone with whatever pills she’s taking while drinking. I feel as though her daughter wanted to ask the judge what could she do in regards to helping her mother but she wouldn’t allow her to speak. I feel bad for this lady she’s a beautiful older woman I hope her daughter gets her the help and treatments needed to live a normal life she’s forgotten a lot of stuff

[@kj2540]

@@JM-cx6ze Agree

[@illbiskits]

I was saying the same thing. You can clearly see some memory issues here. Stashing money in different places in the house and labeling how much and the date is a clear sign that she knows something isn't right with her own memory.

[@ambrr_lily]

Exactly. Sadly, this exactly how my grandmother behaved when dementia crept in. She thought people were breaking in and stealing from her so she would rearrange stuff and hide her money and jewelry. Then she didn't remember doing THAT so she thought someone broke in AGAIN and stole that stuff. The gasket/rubber footy thing is an excellent example of pure paranoia. Her writing down amounts and dates shows at some point she was aware she was slipping. It's so subtle at first and they're so convincing that it takes a bit for the family to act. Once we moved my grandmother, we found little stashes of valuables everywhere. It'd still sad to think she truly believed she was being repeatedly robbed of all her precious things.

[@idacummings3032]

What does the fish tank have to do with the case,,,,

[@inukoko2012]

I feel bad for the defendant. I feel like her working at Rikers Island messed up her mind. I hope her daughter helps her and continues to support her.

[@poshpearls23]

Totally agree. I can't imagine working in that hell hole.

[@coolassaaron8838]

Yes working with inmates full time will f*** you up

[@kimberlyadorno280]

Her daughter really should try to get her help for what sounds like substance abuse issues. Working at a place like that can cause mental trauma and her drinking and pill popping could be a result of it. It's just really hard if the mom is in denial and thinks she doesn't have a problem. The system is jacked up so even if the daughter wanted to get her help (substance abuse or therapy) the only way to make her do it is to have her sanctioned, which isn't easy😔

[@DanceArchives24]

Thats what I was going to say too. I think there r statistics abt correctional officers, incl the former ones, who basically have ptsd or something very similar to it.

[@amandasanchez6398]

I was thinking literally the same.

[@hadley407]

One thing I find very interesting is that she found her purse in the pantry 30 DAYS after he moved out ... don’t think he broke in to place her purse in the pantry. 🤣

[@StephPavao]

I think she means "he hid it" in the pantry and it was only discovered 30 days after he moved. If it was in plain sight it would have been noticed during the police walk through... I believe she hid it there herself in a drunken state. that or she fabricated finding it in there.

[@niece585]

Sounds like she hid it from herself

[@marleonetti7]

if he was stealing 900 dollars and more money from her then he would not have needed to sue her for a 850 deposit . in fact if he was stealing all that money and still living there then i think he would have stayed there and kept stealing from her to keep getting that easy money . so its obvious that the defendant made it up so that she would not have to return his deposit , she had the motive to lie .

[@MyGoodenessGracious]

He hid the purse after stealing the money. Should he take it bck to his room & hide it there?

[@hadley407]

@@MyGoodenessGracious She found it 30 days after he left so if he had stashed it in the pantry while he was living there she would’ve found it way before then

[@Valencia5_11]

Plot Twist: The daughter been stealing the money 😂😂😂

[@Itsmyturn-notapickme]

😂😂😂😂

[@Valencia5_11]

@@Itsmyturn-notapickme 😂😂 they need a part 2 bc I bet it was the daughter that’s why she was stuttering and stumbling over the evidence 😂😂😂

[@samanthamiller5298]

I swear I thought the same thing 😂

[@maleajessica8325]

OMG I THINK THE SAME THING LOL

[@wendystewart1867]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nancyhoward1917]

This is why I love living alone

[@backroom12]

I’d live in a cardboard box before I ever got desperate enough to get a roommate 🤣🤣🤣

[@litterboxpaws]

Right? I know if something broke that it was me or my pets. Roommates can be good or bad, but when they're bad, they're BAD.

[@lisawentworth6831]

@@backroom12 Amen...people can cut down on things [in her case drink, weed and pills] and have clear faculties to sort out a budget to live alone

[@sharonrose50]

This is exactly why I live alone too.

[@jamiew83831]

I work with people with this type of mental illness on a daily basis. This woman is actually sick but will not admit it and the drugs/alcohol will only exacerbate it. I guarantee if she hasn’t sought treatment, she’s still accusing him of everything that goes wrong. Once they get fixated on someone they won’t let up until they’re medicated. Sad part is, she really truly believes the things she’s saying. The cameras are always broken when people with this paranoia need them. Always. Their mind can’t admit that there’s just nothing there to see, so to them that means it’s broken.

[@jaeypaschal]

💯

[@lauraanne5175]

Thank you for sharing this information. It would be easy to dismiss her as a drunk, but I had a feeling there was something else under the drinking and pills that was he real issue.

[@elmoo88]

Would you care to say what the name of the mental illness is that she has? Out of curiosity. She does come across as someone who is not thinking entirely straight. Thanks for the info!

[@Hope-zt6ug]

@@elmoo88 It is actually called delusions. That is the medical diagnosis. It's in the same family as paranoia or scisophrena except someone who suffers from delusions issues are related to the interpretation of events that actually happened. They interpret them incorrectly just as the lady did in this case. A person with scisophrena deals with imaginations that did not actually happen. Praying for the lady and her daughter.

[@AW-ue2ls]

@@elmoo88 it’s called delusional disorder. The DSM III once Classified it as paranoid disorder. Disillusion all disorder is normally coupled with paranoia. The meds he claim she’s always taking could be anti-psychotic meds, but taking them with alcohol and smoking marijuana…..uh oh!

[@barbarapaton4005]

Why did she leave money all over the house when she had a safe? Something’s wrong here

[@troooooper100]

she has some mental illness and her answer to every thing has become he must have done it.

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

And she said 'I do that cuz I live alone'... she didn't live alone tho.

[@jasoncoughenour8911]

There's always something wrong with any story a woman tells. Generally it's full of lies.

[@theresacoringgray6885]

Why would she leave money all over the house with a roommate living in her home....???.....

[@nancyhoward1917]

True exactly

[@alexisvalere4095]

The daughter is very professional & articulate, but totally delusional when it comes to the mother, who obviously has early stage dementia.

[@JanieBgrand]

I don’t know about dementia. I would think pills, alcohol and pot would also effect her memory! Geesh, that’s A LOT OF CRAP on her brain!! 😂😂

[@duplicateify]

Weeell, mental problems do run in families.

[@cg9616]

That’s not dementia. It’s paranoia exacerbated by alcohol misuse

[@stefanieturner5538]

I was thinking the same thing , my mom had dementia

[@DD-d6d3]

@@cg9616 yes. When she said she drank 3-4 shots every night, on top of drugs, I gasped. That's a ton of hard liquor.

[@sm3296]

She did do a great job of raising a sweet thoughtful caring daughter.

[@jblonar]

She's enabling the mother's delusions.

[@jordanshaw5638]

She reminds me of my best friend's mom (back when I was in middle school). She liked me until she would drink an entire box of wine and pass out with her earrings still in. She would wake up and be missing one and blame me. I would be banned from the house until a day or two later when she would find the earring tangled in her pillows or sheets. She would never apologize. She would just act like nothing had happened. But when she did accuse me of taking her earrings, her reasoning would be that it was just the three of us (her, her daughter, and me) in the home, and she knows her daughter wouldn't take them, so it had to be me. I don't know what she thought I wanted with just one earring each time, especially since I didn't have my ears pierce yet. A few times, she would accuse me of stealing money. Very rarely. She would think that she put it on the table or in a purse and then when she woke up the next day, it wouldn't be where she thought she left it. I would be blamed and forced to leave. Then I would get a call a few hours later that I was allowed back over because she either found the money elsewhere or remembered that she put it in her lock box.

[@jazzymoni7750]

Ma'am why are you even leaving large amounts of money in common areas of the house with a virtually unknown roommate? I don't know if the plaintiff did it, but she needs to take accountability for her irresponsibility.

[@RustyShacklefordJr1337]

It's because she a filthy pill popping alcoholic idiot. Of course he didn't do it! She's an addict that seems to blame everything on everyone else.

[@namjoonssexybrain1679]

Probably all that mixing of booze and pills.

[@thankthelord4536]

Some $ in a safe? All my $ would be in a safe if it's over $50.

[@anarchsnark]

"Only two or three shots every night" Miss, that is a lot.

[@AtonalApple]

On top of pills,hell yeah it’s a lot haha taking pills and one shot could seriously mess you up. And normally people that drink too much won’t admit HOW much they’re truly drinking. So lord only knows how messed up this woman’s getting every night lol

[@maryanneborders9602]

With " a few tokes" along with pills - recipe for more delusions.

[@sunnysmiles1]

@@maryanneborders9602 what are tokes?

[@maryanneborders9602]

@@sunnysmiles1 smokes- weed.

[@trendywipp3715]

@@AtonalApple They always say two drinks, which means six+

[@jamesbryant9514]

Finding a pouch weeks later is so suspicious. I have a sister like that. Every month somebody stole something from her.

[@BlackPaladin2]

I like how he had this whole binder with him and middle of the case when she kept digging her own grave, he just ended up closing it up and calling it a day lol. He basically knew he won when she explained she's often drunk + on pills + proved to be forgetful. Shame it almost seems like signs of dementia though.

[@LabatWoodshop]

"Do you have any priors? None for robbery. I'll be the judge of that. " Me on the edge of my seat waiting to hear these priors!!!! 👀👂

[@GaiaMiranda]

Exactly the guy has been a criminal in the past and money doesn't just walk up and leave especially if you're drunk or taking pills the money is still has to be somewhere and it's not.

[@margaritaharo8891]

He said none for theft...

[@mariatorres9789]

Possession & sales. Sounds like he had a habit & sold a little to cover it..

[@jasonhurd4379]

My great-grandmother moved in with us when I was eight years old and immediately started causing all kinds of chaos. She owned half a dozen pairs of scissors, misplaced them all, and constantly accused my mother of having stolen them. Finally we'd had enough, and moved her to a senior living facility. When my brother, my dad and I were moving her furniture out of the room she occupied in our house, we found every single pair of scissors that she claimed had been stolen. If she'd had her way, my mother (or 'that dirty black thief' as Great-Grandma called her) would have been put behind bars. Of course, in my great-grandmother's case, it was senility. The defendant appears, to my uneducated eye, to be a paranoid schizophrenic.

[@tan_ya_]

my ex is like this.

[@googlyeyedcat]

No, I was married to and lived wit a paranoid schizophrenic for 32 years, she may have some dementia, but she doesn't have any signs of being schizophrenic.

[@jenniferroach4153]

My mom went through that, and I was told she had underlying and untreated mental illness coupled with dementia. The 2 fed of each other and wreaked havoc on everyone around her. I couldn’t do it anymore either. It’s incredibly hard on family when no one is there to help. And she would call the sheriffs department on me and have baking soda and other things tested signing papers stating I was trying to kill her. That was just the beginning.

[@marilynwillett804]

YOUR mother wouldn't have gone to prison for 6 pair of scissors,

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

My Grandfather has dementia. I would never put him in a home just because of the many demented accusations he makes when his memory fails him (although it can be frustrating). It isn't his fault he's sick.

[@shellirk2819]

I had roomates (3) once when I was 19. That was a very long time ago. It was a nightmare. I worked outside the home, living at my job-site from Mon-Fri, so I was only home on the weekends. Someone would always be in my room while I was gone. Rumpled bed, pot missing...blah blah blah. Never again. Roomates are drama noooo one needs in their life. Frankly, this case is just nuts.

[@gregergreg]

Tech comment - "The hard drive is gone. You're gonna need a new one." Tech meaning - "The hard drive doesn't work anymore. It's dead." I'll bet this is how it went down and she interpreted it literally. Who would actually unscrew a box and pull out a hard drive? When he could have just thrown a battery over it or something. She is dangerously delusional.

[@guadachadderdon5828]

That defendant is, for lack of a better term, crazy.

[@user-vf6ru8gm9p]

The daughter is really having trouble finding that one picture that will prove the case 😂

[@positiveelegance286]

Mmmmh idk..very interesting case. My great grandmother had Alzheimer's back in the early 90s, I noticed how her behavior changed and she was always accusing someone of stealing something 🤦🏽 however I'm not understanding why the defendants family supported the idea of her having a stranger in her home as a room mate with her mental state. Criminals take advantage of people with illnesses and disabilities...If he did get over on this lady it will come back to him.

[@thecheshirecat299]

He did not get over on her .. listen to the stuff she claims.. a broken tv that she didn’t notice for weeks.. and nor did the police when they did a walk through , she said it was a huge fish tank and didn’t notice water on the wood floors , not carpet as carpet could soak it up.. said she was mopping knocked the vase over then it was broken so he had to have done it …

[@vorpal22]

@@thecheshirecat299 I think she is probably mixing alcohol with Ambien and doing all this stupid stuff on her own. Been there, done that enough times and know better now. I don't know how many times I remember thinking, "I'll hide this here and remember where it is tomorrow," and have no recollection of where I hid it. Hell, I've made myself dinner while on alcohol and Ambien and woke up with my hands with some burn marks on it and no memory of cooking or eating.

[@getin3949]

We can only hope. My mom is in assisted living and a worker stole money from 4 different people out of their purses. I guess the obvious thing to do is to keep money hidden or don't have cash in the house or put it in a safe.

[@thecheshirecat299]

@@getin3949 she had a safe in the house .. she said that …

[@thecheshirecat299]

@@getin3949 main point she has a fish tank that she claimed leaked water all over her wood floors for 30 days and didn’t notice a puddle of water because the house is so big.. for her not to notice means she never fed the fish of there was an actual leak or she would of noticed

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

A former Corrections Officer at Rykers would immediately call the cops if a thief had scampered after being 'caught in the act'. If she didn't call at 6am then she had bigger reasons to avoid a meeting with the cops at the scene of the crime.

[@kaykepop4084]

Wow! She's serious about her claims😳. "I was mopping the floor and the vase fell over then I saw it was broken" 🤔...... just listening to her claims and that she's serious makes me think this woman needs some mental health help. And her daughter needs to STOP pacifing her mothers exaggerations and get her the help she needs.

[@james-bryannaadams6928]

The defendants daughter needs to help her mom…helping her with these cases and condoning her crazy is hurting her. Help your mom to stop drinking! Help her quit pills!🙏🏼

[@Luckymeee555]

She never grants defamation! She admitted to telling people at the job that he was a thief. There was no proof that he stole anything!

[@destinyphillips1461]

I was shocked when she didn’t grant him defamation!! Seriously, I thought he had that one just as easily as sec deposit.

[@darrenbennett9132]

​@@destinyphillips1461 I wasn't at all

[@HeatherWho11.10]

You have to have damages caused by what was said to collect money for defamation.

[@Jermz1979]

He would have to prove damages for defamation. Things like losing your job, losing business or the like. Some states allow for "slander per se" meaning you don't have to prove monetary damages, but a damage to your character or reputation. However, he likely does not have a good reputation or character to damage based on prior convictions.

[@Rary.0]

there was nothing to reward. he didnt have anything because she thinks he stole money but cant prove it.

[@the4cqueen148]

As judge mathis would say.... "Ma'am, you have crackish ways...."

[@fedexlady22]

This comment is😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@missybrown683]

It may not be crack maybe she has a little mental stuff going on. Her daughter is gorgeous

[@je.suis.prisci]

😩😂😂😂

[@Nomadicninjas]

I hope Valerie has received help for her opioid addiction. That was painful to watch and even more painful to see her daughter openly enabling her behavior.

[@esh5168]

I’m embarrassed for this lady

[@oliveoil5034]

I'm not embarrassed for her, because she took him to court, so yeah, karma will definitely bite back on her butt.

[@MrKoraboras]

@@oliveoil5034 ...He's the plaintiff dude. She's the defendant. He took her to court, she just counterclaimed.

[@kingoffarts8352]

Why your not her.

[@salbill4484]

The more she talked the crazier she seems. This man is such a diabolical mad man that he removed a rubber pad from the fish tank causing a slight leak... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

[@tammat705]

I lost so many braincells from listening to the defendant's defense and lack of evidence for her claims. She was clinging onto anything as an excuse to keep the man's security desposit.

[@user-vd5ii4eo7u]

She need dat pill and booze money 😅

[@JomasterTheSecond]

"wOuLd YoU lIkE tO sEe ThE sQuEeGeE???"

[@calamityjane5484]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@masterofnone1481]

LOL what 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@masterofnone1481]

Oh there it is 🤣🤣🤣

[@DavidKen878]

Yo this lady is crazy!! 😂😂😂

[@braxx18]

Not the daughter shuffling through the pictures like a deck of cards 😭😭😭💀💀💀💀

[@mekhahboohunter5694]

🤣

[@martiinez9557]

OMGGG 😂😂😂

[@mmeme5861]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jadems01]

I feel for the defendant, my grandma had dementia and she accused everyone of stealing from her when she was hiding or giving away the money herself. The defendant seems to be showing the signs. I don't think the plaintiff did what she's accusing him of, but he ain't no angel, thats for sure.

[@Limerick502]

Me either. Too many pills and alcohol, too.

[@looknbakatu]

never thought that she might be showing signs of (early) dementia, but you make a solid point!

[@bryanadavis8718]

I was thinking this not even that she’s a older lady why would she confront this man that could possibly do something to her this upsetting me seriously

[@DanceArchives24]

Yup. You said it all.

[@colleensimpson3997]

I still think he took her money very cunning because he know she is nutty.

[@AluniGaming]

Unfortunately, I don't agree with part of her verdict. I believe he DID have a defamation case against and should have been rewarded. She was going around the entire Village screaming that he was a thief, and he did this, and he did that. He should be gotten that part of his lawsuit againt her.

[@ajqueen31]

It's only defamation if she knew it was incorrect accusations and therefore doing it with malicious intent. She 100% believes what she's accusing him of because her mind isn't right (and her memory while impaired is worse). That's why the judge gave her notice that there's "no evidence" of the claims, so _moving forward_ if she makes the claims, she's been told better, and it _is_ proceeding with malicious intent. He then can re-sue for defamation at that point, and win.

[@Bluedragon094]

She has an interior home surveillance system. There should be a video of the dude taking the rubber thing out of the bottom of the fish tank or a video of him putting the purse in the pantry. The fact she doesn't have anything is staggering.

[@johnnythao]

The Defendant needs to stop Drinking and Popping Pills at the same time, like she admitted to doing during the evidence readings. This is why her timing and recollections of events are like all over the place and the attention span is like nonexistence.

[@tiaratauaese6197]

She definitely taking PILLS AND ALCOHOL together.

[@madliarcharlie9695]

Amen, I’ve had friends who went to the bar on Xanax and “lost” all their pills and money. They gave the pills away and took a bunch and paid for rounds of shots. Then in the morning blamed everyone else

[@ginger7344]

I’d say she’s just a flat out lying scammer but I think she’s actually crazy and believes that crap she’s spewing

[@Itsmyturn-notapickme]

This lady is exhausting in this case. She is clearly delusional.

[@billmoran3219]

Never seen a defendant bury herself with her own evidence so fast. She is a scatterbrain and her daughter tried her best to keep her focused. Can’t believe she was a correctional officer, pills, booze and weed don’t they ever get tested?

[@jonathanmoore8886]

This woman needs help, seriously

[@brookewoods4732]

She’s an amazing judge. No wonder she has a television show. The defendant here is absolutely off her rocker lol

[@beautifulllb9493]

5:40 “I’ve been drinking and taking pills for years” Woah I’m thinking that will lose the case for her, but let me keep watching…

[@henryc1000]

3:36 I love the way that this judge holds their feet to the fire and won’t let them get off topic!!

[@giovannadixon349]

This woman is insane! I keep my money in my purse or a drawer. All these hiding spots, pouches and notes? When you take on tenants and leave valuables out, you're asking for trouble.

[@sparkswain2820]

I used to be like that lady, pills and liquor! I wish I'd had a scapegoat for all the things I lost and broke! Lady needs help, her daughter cannot enable her by feeding into the delusions.

[@cg9616]

Question- why would you leave money a 2nd time if you thought 1st was stolen?? Too many pills with alcohol abuse = confusion

[@sijo4437]

I fail to understand why this Judge just switches mood and starts shouting whilst someone is trying to give an answer

[@deidrapeters635]

Yes! That irks me . She comes off as trying to be so “tough” and it really is unnecessary.

[@lorenaromero9969]

She gets frustrated cause people don’t answer her questions

[@Lovely_1One]

@@lorenaromero9969 no excuse! Be a professional tv judge at all times! WTH?!

[@bethanystephens7347]

While I do agree with you, that’s just a character trait of hers. I often can tell that if she’s being particularly harsh to some litigants for no apparent reason, she’s had rough/frustrating cases previously that day. Some days she seems to be in a bad mood, which we all have time to time. But like someone else had said, she wants straight answers from litigants. It’s her courtroom and she is the one in control. I also feel like the Judge already knows this case is ridiculous by reading the complaints and looking through the evidence beforehand, so that probably contributes to her no nonsense attitude.

[@Bigmuffin8]

Because she tired of their shenanigans

[@MotherofDragons937]

She needs to quit mixing her pills with alcohol. It is clearly messing with her head!

[@celeca7]

This lady does not need a tenant. Ever. Anyone that lives with her will be accused of stealing and breaking stuff. She’s probably done this before, to her own fam no less. She’s obviously nuts

[@dreac3053]

I feel bad for the daughter it's hard to have a parent that's an addict. Breaks my heart.

[@sugarshamrock]

This woman is one of the best examples and proof you should just live by yourself when you are nuts like this woman. She is seeing things and I feel sorry for this guy who lived with this nutbar.

[@ZebraLens]

That "gasket" is just rubber footing. It does not "hold the water in" or "prevent it from leaking" smh.

[@james-bryannaadams6928]

You KNOW she defamed the hell out of him…you KNOW she told huge lies about him.

[@james-bryannaadams6928]

Exactly! If she caught him rummaging in her purse why wasn’t that mentioned in her miles of text messages.

[@BouncyAnimation]

I don't fully believe her but I feel like there might be a little truth in here. I feel like there was a situation where she caught him doing something and her being the (possibly drunk) paranoid mess that we see here started to blame everything on on him whether it made sense or not.

[@thecheshirecat299]

All that needs to be known was that she literally said she was mopping knocked the vase over on to the floor then it was broken so he had to have done it.

[@kaeshalae1]

Right I think she messed up when she tries blaming him for the world lol

[@psychicladyg9415]

He prolly refused her s. ex and she was mad.

[@C3yl0]

Nah!

[@natalee217]

No, there's no truth.

[@tinawindham6958]

I would never leave my purse laying around. I hide stuff and forget where I hid it. If I had a roommate it would be horrible. I also lose my keys. Just wait…y’all all gonna see.

[@Crazycatlady71]

I "lose" stuff all the time and it's bc I forget where I put it. I live with 4 other people and not once have I ever considered one of them took anything. I'm forgetful and I know it. If that lady's taking meds, drinking alcohol and smoking weed, no wonder she has misplaced things, including money.

[@ladyprophetofcle]

Me too!! Within minutes I can forget where I put something

[@carlawilkinson5831]

I am famous for "losing" my glasses in my house all the time🤣

[@jasonmccann8023]

People Court always have the weirdest living situations.

[@rosej5029]

Watch Judge Mathis. It would tie or beat this show in weird living situations category!

[@beautifulllb9493]

It’s because most of them are from the north east. They are different up there

[@sisipruitt]

@@rosej5029 Judge Mathis cases always some crazy sexual nonsense.

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

This woman is impossible. I think she needs to stop with the liquor and the pills because I think she losing her mind. Weather she’s seriously losing it, or she thinks she can fool a judge just by saying “Oh he broke this. He stole that.” With no proof, she’s looney tunes.......

[@maixuexiong6042]

18:41 “Your honister” LOL. She was saying canister and your honor at the same time.

[@Indiegirl007]

This one just stresses me out. My grandmother refuses to put her money in a bank and just stashes it in oh so secure places. When something comes up missing, we're all in trouble.....until she finds it. Sigh. This woman is giving me PTSD.

[@manthony777]

😩😩😩😩🤗

[@keithjones7037]

It's sad. And the fact that she doesn't know that she has a problem. By the way, about your grandmother, I don't really think you want to give away on the internet her hiding places for her money because someone who knows her could break into the home.

[@Indiegirl007]

@@keithjones7037 Thanks! I edited my comment.

[@cozmikfunkrabbitt30]

"he said if he caught me in the street he'd Do Me" LOL

[@sisipruitt]

I think he took advantage of the fact that he knew she is a bit off..

[@misswinter3361]

Agreed. She's a vulnerable person who could be stolen blind from.

[@cactuscreekoutfitters]

Agreed

[@jaynecampbell4396]

A gasket i.s.strip of rubber that create a seal. The judge is the nutty one, not the defendant.

[@HesJustSteven]

The way she yelled at Douglas to stop and him jumping 😂

[@professionalgrade5999]

Question??? Anybody can answer why don't people have their proof together before they come to court. The daughter getting pictures flipping instead of having it together. That always makes me mad.

[@irideaunicorn1620]

Answer: people who aren’t in the slightest way aware of legalities don’t know or understand that factual evidence/documents are required and within chronological order to help speed up the flow of the case. I’ve always thought, if ur suing someone don’t u think you’d have your ducks im order prior to court? I’ve represented myself(pro se) before and actually one when the other person had an attorney.

[@timmckee6247]

The daughter is beautiful!!!

[@strangemagick8903]

Nope, she's validating a delusional mom.

[@timmckee6247]

@@strangemagick8903 What does that have anything to do with her looks?

[@strangemagick8903]

@@timmckee6247 Type in English please!

[@Bbyb00gangsta]

@@strangemagick8903 he is typing in English you seem like an insecure hater because the daughter is beautiful

[@brdobie]

What a bizarre place to be thirsty....in the comments section of a KZbin video! Take a cold shower, pal.

[@no_one161]

my grandmother handed her purse once on a wedding because she wanted to use bathroom. I kept it with me safely. Two days later, when I went to her house, she said "I know you took money out of my purse. Now tell me how".. I used to be so innocent at that time. I can never steal money in my life even today. I was about to cry and told everything to my mom. My elder brother outraged on this and went to her and had verbal fight with her. He said, we could have believed it if it was someone else but not harmeet. So, yeah old people lose their minds completely. I had another incident with a lady she would say I did it when anything wrong happened. This was in 2017. I was not innocent anymore. For the first time in my life I verbally abused someone, I called her m**ther**cker. I was done with her stupid mind, three times in a row she did it to me. I cannot tolerate if someone makes fake allegations on me, my blood boils immediately.

[@bittersweet6100]

She sounds like an angry teacher when the student keeps making excuses about not punching that other kid.

[@jfd5289]

That defendant should be so embarrassed.

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

I don't believe her story that she claims he stole 1000$. Who leaves a 1000$ in a common room that other renters have access ? The camera being offline on the day of this so called incident is highly suspicious. She is bat shit crazy.

[@speaktrue77]

Could be that the mother is talking to her daughter about these allegations and the daughter is sympathetic and siding with her. That could lead to things being blowing out of proportion like this.

[@williamg8269]

That woman definitely has a few screws loose, but the guy seems shady.

[@TimHaunFishing]

I actually feel so bad for the plaintiff and her daughter. She is clearly not well and her daughter will have to come to accept it.

[@napastar100]

The defendant is CRAZY!!! she needs to stop taking pills and alcohol.

[@barbarabazin9570]

I think he new she was nutty and did some of the things she said and that no one would believe her.Maybe not all but some,he is street smart .

[@thecheshirecat299]

so there is a chance that she didn’t notice her fish tank was leaking for over a week of water on a wooden floor “cause the house is big” so I guess it was to big for her to go feed the fish either ….then a month later she was mopping knocked the vase over then it was broken so he did it ?? Come on

[@DanceArchives24]

I thought I was the only one. I definitely believe hes guilty of some things. Youre right

[@dre9594]

Yes I totally agree

[@edwardgresham]

No ones an angel darling, however you can’t go around accusing others of stealing from you and it’s not true.

[@pat22nasty]

@@edwardgresham bingo lol

[@julieannemichelle]

My grandmother accused a priest of stealing her thimble!!! I often wondered why he would want one. She would accuse people of stealing if she couldn’t find something. Sad.

[@astott7]

I was dying When she started reading the text messages 🤣🤣 "kiss my blank" you piece of blank"🤣🤣

[@bifftanto]

The defendant is a crazy bird. Hopefully her craziness skips a generation and her daughter ends up to be normal in her old age

[@freelikeyve]

18:16 “it fell over and that’s how I broke it.” While she’s fumbling over her words the truth came out. She very likely did it herself while mopping. That lady is insane and/or really wants that guy’s attention.

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

I so want the defendant's daughter on my team. She is frantically searching through those pictures as if something somewhere is going to jump out like a Perry Mason moment and validate everything her mom says. She's a trooper. And YES YES YES, the squeegee made an appearance at the end! She's got such good grounds for an appeal for the squeegee damage!

[@tinawindham6958]

A whole dollar😂

[@JuanitaMichelle]

I thank God that I’ve never had to rent a room in someone else’s house as opposed to my own apartment, because I can’t even imagine it. To me it’s so unsafe and then you have these types of conflicts that could arise. It’s just too much.

[@monicfarmer-wright8087]

Watching this gave me so much anxiety, that woman needs to be evaluated 🤦🏽‍♀️🤔🥸

[@Kruella_DeVille]

This lady is coocoo for cocoa puffs & her daughter absolutely knows it 😂

[@funnyvideosyoulove]

I hope he sues for defamation of character after that warning smh

[@rhondanighman]

She sounds like my ex that would drink a 1/5 of whiskey every night & forget when he’d put things then accuse me of having whatever he was looking for.. & he would get angry over stupid small shit & slam & break things & forget about that too..

[@cara5392]

Sorry you went through that. That sounds really taxing and scary

[@wadilotus]

The lady is bonkers 🤪😆😆

[@weezy66]

Amen!!

[@tylerdegrate6672]

No seriously!!😆😆

[@naomi6372]

Don't know why the judge is shouting at her, you can tell she possibly has early signs of dementia. The woman genuinely believes what she is saying. Hits too close to home

[@alisarosario3599]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@pedroarjona6996]

Unfortunately, people in the early stages of dementia (or similar debilitating mental condition), that still are able to act almost normally most of the time, is very, very infuriating. You have to learn to deal with them, it's not a natural ability. H

[@NotAsItSeems]

That defendant is a weirdo!

[@KemoneArmstrong]

I feel like this woman is experiencing psychosis and rolling black outs .