Giving a Friend a Rubber Check

[@blynn2505]

Unbelievable!!! They really came to court about their fraud activities! I’m just baffled.

[@Channel-JJ]

Some people just really like jail food

[@kimt8795]

I know right! It’s unreal!

[@kimberlyasemota664]

And TELEVISED court at that! 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Channel-JJ]

@@kimberlyasemota664 girl you know some people just love a camera. They would have came even if they were told they had to wear bikinis, they ain't missing no shot at TV

[@skymitchells3299]

​@@Channel-JJ I laughed hard when I read this 🤣 🤣🤣

[@mickeypoo305]

This is amazing. They’re committing fraud and seriously expect judge Malian to help

[@feliciamiller6832]

EXACTLY!!!

[@deronreed2945]

the nerve lol

[@kittyfan]

i know....i often wonder if anyone from law enforcement in the area watches thise programs (when it was Judge Judy, I wondered if anyone from the IRS was watchning) You're right....AMAZING nerve coming onto national TV and basically confessing everything!!

[@ericedwards2853]

Ppl are so stupidly bold, the nerve to bring that to court the only thing missing is a jail sentence for both.

[@nnnwest1]

STEEL BALLS!!!!

[@Rose-pt1sx]

The second anyone asks you to deposit a check... it's a scam. How is anyone still getting scammed like this?!

[@BigLoBabyLo]

Well the video looks at least a decade old 🤣

[@renataorr7280]

Stupidity

[@keeshabrown7353]

@@BigLoBabyLo when these bootleg checks were being cashed like they were going outta style 🤔🤦🏽‍♀️🥺🤣

[@morehyeshiahtorahlessons5545]

It is crooks

[@ckells]

Lol right.😆

[@amberharris4706]

😂😂😂 she figured them out fast. They looked so shook knowing she caught on to their criminal activities 😂

[@Lolalenice]

This one is almost better than “I claimed their kid on my taxes and they never paid me” 😂😂😂😂

[@JenAngel21]

I think it was more like shock that they would bring this case to her.

[@amberharris4706]

@@Lolalenice right !! 😂😂😂

[@C3yl0]

🤣😂😂😂

[@tiathompson3008]

Could tell they are lying The lady in the pink can't even lift her head and watch the judge

[@3LWSTAN]

My second hand embarrassment is insane right now. How could you bring this to court….

[@rnnownp6822]

Im a second in...I feel the same way🙈

[@erinsheline8398]

unbelievable

[@kandavis53]

Exactly! SMH 🤦🏿‍♀️

[@Genuinelycuri0us]

Lol 💯

[@nevermindlaughs]

Oh thank you somebody else wrote this

[@hakeemtheplace2959]

This is like calling the police on the drug dealer for selling fake drugs.

[@therob827]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@queenkanu5933]

💀⚰🤣

[@marcusjones2961]

Did the judge just say the same thing 😳

[@tangelabedford8083]

Exactly!!!

[@taraminsalee6374]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@billybbadmollyholly7927]

I sure hope this case heads straight to their local PD! Once arrested, charged, and convicted I'm sure they will be eager to hand over the names of all their silent partners.

[@stud6414]

Why? To punish these small time scammers and leave Black Rock to scam to the tune of trillions.

[@mamamckinney7409]

Yup! 😂😂😂

[@lifeaccordingtojenny1281]

Defendant looks nervous and sketchy. She knows she’s wrong for this, she’s a scam artist. I hope she’s no longer a manager at this business. Wait, as I continue to watch…both of them are scammers! This is crazy!

[@shaniabrown7567]

Yes they both are.. she was with it until it cost her..

[@Hierophant52314]

But how is it only one of them got fired they should've both been fired and sent to prison.

[@sights3255kamobrin]

Ikr

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Yup

[@peekaboots01]

​@@Hierophant52314the plaintiff knows how to act innocent but denying denying denying but her eyes are scary. 😳

[@jonnayharris5921]

They are bold to come into court on national Television with all this fraud bs

[@sabina5751]

They made fools of themselves. How on gods green acres did they manage to break in a mailbox doin checks I couldn't stop laughing when judge Milan said doing checks. Judge Malian had me laughing

[@peekaboots01]

​@@sabina5751the plaintiff will deny it to the end. It's funny but so wrong. Imagine if someone stole checks belonging to you. The friend at the bank cashing these stolen checks is a thief too.

[@roni2977]

The judge should be calling the police on them!!

[@peekaboots01]

If they are from California the law won't care.

[@NubianP6]

The defendant got $1000 from “Bill”, which is why she initially said that the plaintiff only gave her $3000, and then changed it to $4000. How in the world can you be anybody’s employment supervisor, and you don’t even have a bank account? 🙄 They’re both scammers. 😒

[@RobKMusic]

One really has to be well-rehearsed and ALL IN on their lies otherwise a good lawyer will trip them up. These two weren't even trying with this story.

[@queenleorobi8253]

💯

[@erikabrown824]

I hope the bank lady got fired and arrested for cashing their checks and getting her cut.

[@pastathemechanic7536]

@@erikabrown824 usually they get away

[@christienelson1437]

@@erikabrown824 She will now!

[@kiko784]

Both litigants are shady as hell. Hope they get prosecuted for theft.

[@kenyettaready]

EXACTLY

[@nakela2]

Im gonna play Devil's Advocate here: Is it not hard to believe that the plaintiff could've just cashed the check for her because she didn't have a checking account. Especially if she's helped her before, the plaintiff IMO made up that fantastic lie so she wouldn't be standing there looking crazy alone. the plaintiff wouldn't have known because she's going by what she was told.

[@barbarareel71mom1son04]

I actually believe the plaintiff was taken advantage of by the defendant. I believe the defendant got fired due to this scam. I'm shocked the judge didn't ask why the defendant was fired and the plaintiff is still working at the bank. I believe the defendant ran game on an older person by betraying her trust in their professional and personal relationship. I noticed the smirk on the defendants face after the verdict because her lies helped the plaintiff lose her case. This case was a mess and I hope the plaintiff stays clear of people who don't mean her any good.

[@scamchan]

Both of them knew better but the killer part about this whole thing is No way did the DEFENDANT just stumble up on some random guy she doesn't know that needs a check cashed that she couldn't cash FOR FREE. She knew what was going on and took advantage of the Plaintiff and got caught up. No way the Plaintiff is dumb enough to cash random checks on going without knowing what she was doing.

[@biancadoss11]

Just trifling

[@regenacoaxum1510]

Y'all to old to fall for this dumb ass scam

[@magicworld3242]

I guarantee you, The defendant knows exactly who the guy is. It's probably her (Jail Bird) boyfriend Pookie or RayRay.

[@scamchan]

@@magicworld3242 there is no guy - As who just suddenly finds a random check from some guy she don't know and Hands him all the cash?? No one that stupid for sure.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

These two should be in jail pronto.

[@tjneverdefeated4394]

I cannot believe the audacity to bring this to court 😳

[@craZbeauTful]

They can definitely expect to be investigated. Judge Milian isn't letting this go as she shouldn't. This is the most respectful I've seen her take her job seriously.

[@PHOENIX1699]

The defendants smile at the end says it all.

[@robinaaayyeee]

I definitely noticed the smirk!

[@meekthegreek1623]

@@robinaaayyeee me too!

[@davidswick8571]

Not just the smirk but trying to pass the buck, "if I ask you to be doing something then you are going to be asking me where did I get the check from? Who it belongs to? She asked none of that." Yeah, well you did not ask any of that either. You are both fucking crooked and I hope the show contacted the local police dept to inform them of these two.

[@LeeoGoneWild]

The defendant scammed that poor elderly woman. It happens all the time. The defendant was her supervisor and friend, so she didn’t ask questions, which happens too many times with elderly people. Start off with real checks that are $100 or realistic numbers and then have them deposit a huge amount is when the fraud begins. It’s unfortunate it turned out this way because I actually did believe the plaintiff.

[@ShadowLinkxMaster]

5:11 If you can listen closely, you even hear Douglas try to interject her misunderstanding of what the judge was saying. She has no shame at all trying to scam.

[@asiahwalker7940]

They both were in on it and the plaintiff finally got caught from the bank

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Yup and she Gonna bring the defendant down with her

[@NJgateway]

The defendant is definitely a thief. The plaintiff might or might not be a thief. It's possible she just might be really stupid and fell for this obvious scam; I'm not sure. I have no doubt in my mind that the defendant is a lying, scam artist!

[@biancadoss11]

Same. I think the plantiff decided not to ask any questions as long as she was getting her fee for depositing those fraud checks. She wasn't completely oblivious

[@ciarahorton4828]

She is an older woman, cant be that naive...im not fallin for it...plaintiff knows exactly what she is/was doing

[@meekthegreek1623]

Yeah, I wasn't sure if plaintiff was 100% guilty or not..but $5,000 versus $100 here and there is a HUGE difference. No way Jose for me!!

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

I totally agree… if she was apart of the scam I don’t think she’ll sue. Iasia is giving me sociopath vibes.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@Vanessa_Martinez of course she'd sue, people like her don't see courts as the righteous thing to do they only see it as getting money.

[@MotherofDragons937]

I will never understand why someone would go in court and on national tv for something they did illegal. WTF!

[@nick74195]

Good. So they will learn a lesson.

[@MzQueenDonna]

The oldest scam in the book

[@LadyWhiggy]

I call BS! What SANE person would deposit some random check into their account? Fraudulent AF. It would be a FAT no from me.

[@arianefr78]

I think you mean a 'flat' no, not a 'fat' no ha ha ha...

[@LadyWhiggy]

@@arianefr78 "It's a FAT no" is what I say VS "Hell no".

[@LadyWhiggy]

@@arianefr78 I meant exactly what I said.

[@LiyyYasminee]

Exactly. Like , nobody in their right mind is doing this knowing the risk. Risking your freedom for this is CRAZY.

[@Enemyatg334]

This is my favorite case EVER!! Judge kills me every time she says "doin checks!"

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

Me too! The way the defendant kept saying it was driving Judge Milan crazy. "DOIN' CHECKS"!

[@sabina5751]

Plaintiff looks stupid

[@lorinelson7607]

"I love this, this is just too delicious" 🤣I love Judge Milian!

[@malcolmgreen2323]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@14kchang]

There's an old saying, "There's a lid for every pot." These two Con artists really deserve each other.

[@14kchang]

Yeah that's true.

[@lady0917]

🤣 🤣 🤣

[@CodyCole80]

😂 Good ideology. 👍🏾

[@LoveDimashali]

HOW can these two criminals have the AUDACITY to bring this to court?

[@BlackJaxxx]

This reminds me of when I was a young bank teller back in the 90's and people in my neighborhood would say to me, "Hey, I got these checks I want you to cash for me" LOL

[@katrinadjacobs]

They both need to be prosecuted for fraud!

[@jimh4167]

Red flag Your boss wants you to cash a check

[@rosej5029]

How INAPPROPRIATE is that and 2 if the boss who makes more money than employee but doesnt have their own bank account is asking employee to deposit bank check in employees account IS NEON RED FLAG right there.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@rosej5029 They are making things up. The boss would have a bank account.

[@jamslam5641]

I remember 15-20 years ago, I used to get checks and money orders in the mail asking me to deposit them and that I can keep some of the money and send the rest back. I ripped them up and threw them in the trash. Even I knew they were scammers. This old lady needs to use her brain cells.

[@aquariusmoon6174]

She knew what she is doing ....she is a scammer too and just playing dumb

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

I received things like that 2 years ago.... Why do you and other silly people pretend that there are no checks anymore?

[@aquariusmoon6174]

@@Michelle-pn9xt because everything is digital now…

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Oh yeah from the Nigerian government

[@dorindagaines4737]

Here’s my theory: the defendant had the plaintiff cash little checks over time (with asking her to “cash checks for the son.”) and when she saw it was going well then she said ok now it’s time for the big hit. And asked her to cash that $5k.

[@mistywatson3260]

Definitely!!!!

[@kevinwilliams3668]

That's what I think also

[@none8726]

It’s so strange though that the plaintiff would deposit multiple checks in the beginning…

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Yup

[@donaldmcgee6334]

I agree

[@GummyBearWA]

The way the judge explained it is exactly how this theft works. I'd want to see the plaintiffs bank records. I bet she was dumb enough to leave her cut in her account. If $5,000 went in I'd like to see it all come back out. I guarantee her statement would show she only took out what was left after her and the tellers cut. Finally a case that actually served some justice.

[@jacquelynclark3782]

If you’re used to watching court shows,we already know how this case ends but, it’s fun watching the guilty litigants squirm until the verdict is read, isn’t it ?🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CWYounger10]

Scammers coming to court and expecting the Judge to help. This is like when the drug dealers came to court to get their money. Wow! The nerve of these people.

[@desari2866]

She actually had a case where a plug sued one of his customers 😂 he lost too

[@epictopic1949]

Plaintiff definitely knew what she was doing

[@BurgundyMist22]

They should be lucky they was not on judge judy...she would've def press charges on them and send the police the tape...

[@aangie7881]

It amazes me when people who are doing illegal sh*t come to court seeking justice 😂

[@Hashslingingslasherrrrrr]

Right like who the hell did they think they could fool on tv at that too lmfaooooo

[@ericrivera8410]

On TV too.

[@mrc6182]

What's even more amazing is that People's Court tracked them down and offered them a spot on the telly! This is clearly a criminal case and not appropriate for a small claims arbitration!

[@none360business6]

@@ericrivera8410 lol yesssss

[@hockeygirl8401]

Yo crooks aren't smart or they would get a real job and stop thugging. They never have good cause and effect. Eventually they will go to jail and/or get hurt.

[@rafaeltorres2460]

The defendant is part of the scam. She got part of the money. This happened to my mother when she was 82...my mom was out $5,000 and the lady she helped, no where to be found.

[@meekthegreek1623]

😢 Yes, they prey on old people..

[@nkotbsouth]

That's awful. 😭

[@JazzyJeffRealTalk]

Does JM ever follow up and call the cops to investigate litigants admitting crimes in open court? I’m always curious.

[@KPbouj]

I have seen her do it on one case. I can’t remember what was the issue but she does. I think it was a case out of Florida or NY where she has community ties.

[@msp.5159]

If she suspects that a litigant is up to no good, she will send a tape of the proceedings to the Police and alert them about it. She did with one case before.

[@marilynwillett804]

she wont scare others off and announce it on tv but yes she is behooved to report them.

[@sararoby2566]

She may have to for ethical reasons.

[@w..j..2605]

Yeah. I’ve seen her do it in one case involving welfare fraud where a woman’s case manager was taking kickbacks. Another one involved a real estate agent with a client using Section 8 telling her to basically falsify information on documents.

[@oreolover9321]

The judge was pissed at them lol she went off!!

[@dragastarr2926]

My prayers have been answered 🤣 the DOING CHECKS EPISODE IS HERE 🥳🥳🥳

[@chef1088]

I LOVE this case!

[@dragastarr2926]

@@chef1088 Same 😭

[@jacquelynclark3782]

Can you believe the nerve of people that break the law then come to court seeking justice? JM was right, this woman is trying to minimize her role in this crime when it’s crystal clear she’s into it up to her cute scarf😂

[@silvermillennial]

I'm so glad we have Harvey reiterating EXACTLY WHAT THE JUDGE SAID at the end of the case. So necessary and helpful.

[@rplayer360]

😂😂

[@camcordervisuals]

Those check scams ran a muck in the 2010s 😂. Everybody was cashing them fake checks like idiots

[@angelastone4806]

My ex best friends boyfriend got me for $1200 back in 2011. We were like 18 though & I believed him when he said he didn’t have an id to open an account or cash it because silly me, why would my best friend lie for a boy🙄🤣

[@tgrant6518]

Same thing happened to my friend and her supposed boyfriend but she had an account that was connect to her parents account so both accounts got suspended

[@angelastone4806]

@@tgrant6518 Oh yikes, if she didn’t know it was a bad check then I feel bad for her. Probably causes quite the strain & a ton of stress between her & her parents. I got VERY lucky in my case because he was on the atm video depositing the check himself and pulling the cash out by himself. I had stayed outside the bank with my “friend” & gave him my debit card to do it, plus I had texts of them asking me to do it that showed they were lying to me/that I didn’t know it was a stolen check. So the cops & bank were pretty lenient with me, still had to pay it back but didn’t get any charges. It did screw up my ability to get a real bank account though for 7 years.

[@Passion85031]

My cousin got scammed thank goodness she was a high school student at the time and the detective could tell how naïve she was

[@Passion85031]

My cousin got scammed thank goodness she was a high school student at the time and the detective could tell how naïve she was

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

This is certainly not the first time the defendant pulls a scam like this. She needs to be prosecuted.

[@davidswick8571]

I am thinking the Plaintiff has done this even more often.

[@jpharleyd9325]

You know this whole thing was hokey from the get go. As the judge said, you don't get rewarded for criminal acts.

[@PHOENIX1699]

They realize there are TV cameras in this place, right? Is this a hidden camera show? Sheesh

[@sammylove7211]

That old lady knew exactly what she was getting into

[@jusresearchnews9014]

😂😂

[@Daydream355]

The plaintiff and defendant are soo shady. They knew what they were doing was wrong… and they nerve of the plaintiff to even come court smh

[@nishae7436]

Wow..they both need to be in jail for a while to think things over

[@SString215]

Unbelievable that the plaintiff thought the judge wouldn’t figure out what a lying thief she was and what a scam this was. 😂 The defendant was equally ridiculous.

[@addybishop308]

I’m surprised they didn’t use the “I don’t have an ID” story.

[@highlander666]

It should've been an immediate red flag when she was asked to do this nonsense; I would never cash a check for anyone. Unless the person is severely disabled or hospitalized, there really isn't any other reason cash a check for someone else🤷🏼‍♀️ hopefully this televised case was enough to land them all in prison

[@diamondwhite3908]

Especially when you have the same person coming to you to cash checks for multiple people.

[@carsonjones6479]

This one was intense the audacity to go to court after you’ve cashed a stolen check 😬😳 very illegal

[@foreverever9001]

Defendant looks like a damn scammer 😂😂

[@mashondaknight9132]

This should be a lesson never ever cash a check for anyone or deposit any money that's not your own. Because people will never take responsibility for when things go wrong The defendant is a scam artist and should have gone to jail.i hope the state pressed charges against the defendant. The plaintiff should have known better and also needs to have to pay some consequences because she is guilty also.

[@lokita6192002]

Lol the fact that she came to sue!!

[@langstonwalker1618]

No one with any sense would cash a $5000 check from someone’s friend or family member sight unseen. What is this “doing checks” nonsense… I wouldn’t take a check from Jesus if he walked on water to give it to me. 😂 😆 😝 They both should be fired and I bet the bank is going to flag her account. They are going to end up in prison doing that foolishness.

[@gypsygirltarot2451]

If we’re talking about depositing a check for maybe $100, maybe I can see that…but $5000? That’s a lot of money to risk…I think both of them lied

[@DavidKen878]

This reminds me of the time I was on my lunch break and a random guy came up to me and asked if I can deposit his "paycheck" into the ATM because he didn't have his ID to cash it at a bank.

[@dellahicks7231]

And you didn't jump all over that? 😉

[@DavidKen878]

@@dellahicks7231 Hell no! I watch The People's Court! 😂😂 Plus, it was a crumpled up personal check. It looked like it had been ripped out of someone's checkbook and stuffed into his pocket.

[@yikesyikes5974]

The nerve!

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@DavidKen878 He was joking.

[@madelainer5856]

I ❤️ Judge Marilyn. She is the best.

[@AIWboojum]

The plaintiff is way more guilty than the defendant here, because she does this habitually. No idea why she would be dumb enough to take this to court.

[@cristinarodriguez3157]

I used to work at a check cashing/payday loan business. People would come in trying to cash personal checks that were fake checks or stolen checks. We would push a button underneath the counter, lock the front doors and call the cops. We had bullet proof windows too in a sketch neighborhood. I hated my job, especially people knowing we had access to thousands of dollars in cash and having to walk out to my car by myself after closing the store. I was only 21 years old. 😢

[@cynthiacler9284]

In the mid 90's I had checks stolen from my mailbox. The people that stole them purchased a bunch of stuff from Home Depot, restaurants and even a down payment on a used car. It screwed my credit and I had to carry a letter from the local PD to show retailers when I wrote checks that my identity was stolen. Since then my identity has been stolen 3 other times. People are just jerks and need to spend their time doing good not ripping people off.🤨

[@wildernesswarcry4882]

I can't believe she has the audacity to be a thief yet pretends to have clean hands while asking the court to rule in her favor

[@Goose00123]

The look on the defendant’s face when the judge went off, shows the judge is right.

[@davidswick8571]

Look at the eyes of the Plaintiff as Judge Milian was explaining what she thinks both of these two were up to. She has such shifty eyes all of a sudden.

[@myshanamakisi6063]

Auntie, has been on this earth too long to not know this was a hustle...😒🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@joelmontoya7298]

Plaintiff was telling the truth, you can see it in her eyes. She innocent. 😂

[@catricealphonso5672]

Amazing! This lady brought a crime to court.

[@scamchan]

Defendant surely kept all the money there is no friend or anything else.

[@cathylittleton7361]

I would never cash a check for anyone

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Smart!

[@larhondaodomph.d.4614]

I would not even show up to sue anybody for this. I'm embarrassed.

[@nataliemscrzysxycoolharris]

I'm surprised the bank cashed that check so quickly. Usually an amount over a grand they usually will deposit but put a hold on it for like 3 days. Maybe things have changed(shoulder shrug).

[@sydneyyoung7352]

It sounds like it was reclaimed weeks or months later for fraud. She said "if the cheque cleared, I would give her the money, then the cheque cleared" so maybe she did wait the hold period. I'm Canadian, we spell it "cheque" here, I think it's funny that we make it complicated ;) Although maybe it's like doughnut, where so many people have been spelling it donut that donut is considered an equally legitimate spelling.

[@billybbadmollyholly7927]

I think she said her bank manager's hand was in on it?

[@sydneyyoung7352]

@@billybbadmollyholly7927 I may have missed that, my impression was that she probably had a friend that was a teller.

[@rnnownp6822]

I deposited an check from IRS they owed me and they help half of mine...soooooo this is weird

[@piinkam0r]

No depends with the bank/credit union and if they’re known. I’ve had $18,000 deposit and was able to touch it in a day I think or two. But I’ve had m money over $1000 same day but I bank with a credit union so much better than banks

[@kanikamoore1091]

Defendant had a smirk on a face at the end smh scandalous 😮😮😮

[@jasonkojro-badziak]

god, i wish people like this got reported to more police departments and whatever federal group that investigates fraud. these people deserve to be locked up and throw away the key.

[@tyungear]

"I pay no mind" girl you have no mind, you look like you have not mind. Period!

[@trinidazzling684]

The defendants smirk on exit says it all….

[@magicworld3242]

These two are such low down thieves. I'm absolutely shocked, they agreed to show their faces on television 📺. They must've really wanted that little bit of appearance money 💰🥴

[@dorisp9127]

I would love to know what happened to them after this, now everyone that watched this knows about them.

[@MitchGrooms]

SAME,

[@jimmiepasson2002]

It’s the fact that either of them were bold enough to come to court 😂.

[@josephcatsanchez6590]

THEY BOTH NEED TO BE INVESTIGATED AND PROSECUTED!!!

[@Only1Dizzle]

They won't because they're women.

[@mgbl2808]

Her supervisor didn’t have a bank acct?

[@Kimberly-pf4iy]

I think these two women are in this together. They thought the could come into court, scam the judge out if money and if the plaintiff won, she would split the money with the defendant. If they both end up in jail one day, it would serve them right.

[@JayMonaeee]

This scam is old as time.

[@arnoldmurphy8912]

It's called the clean hand doctrine. You can't come to court too money back from a illegal act.

[@de4700]

They both sound like scammers

[@Verharri]

I remember when I worked at a financial institution and was asked to do some janky transactions at least once a month. I was 17-21 years old and knew to say “no”. I also stopped saying I worked at a bank because it was ridiculous how many ppl out there are looking to get bank employees to commit crimes smh.

[@GirlyGirlGuide]

The nerve

[@maggieherrera1843]

The nerve of these shady people!

[@godschild5189]

I believe the plaintiff! She trusted the defendant because she was her supervisor and friend.

[@reneerojas6046]

Judge Judy - heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp !!! We need you here, desperately !!!

[@JohnnyMac04]

Judge should send this to a da

[@brittneyreigns]

The plaintiff looked sooo scary 🫣 especially when she had her head down and looked up…. The horror movies need to contact her… no special effects needed 😂

[@Pytnamed_Lon]

Fool, fool, fool🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@LeolaGlamour]

I’m tickled right now 😂🤣 not this lady coming to court knowing she’s a fraud.

[@nataliemscrzysxycoolharris]

⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳🎪🎪🎪🎪🎪⛺⛺⛺⛺⛺ Red flags all over the place.

[@mayavestal3911]

This is next level stupidity. Why would you take illegal activities to court…?

[@lajames4079]

She took advantage of that lady and used the fact that she trusted her to drag her into some bs... you gotta be more careful. As wrong as it was she was still held accountable and it was clear she didn't understand what was going on

[@davidswick8571]

Are you kidding. Look at the Plaintiff try and stare down judge Milian when JM is explaining what she thinks they did. JM is right on the money. I have no doubt that the plaintiff and defendant have done this before with other checks and have just not gotten caught before.

[@mudderjen]

The defendant should be arrested for money laundering

[@stormy6454]

I haven't dealt with checks in years but in the old days you had to have enough money in your account to cover a questionable check.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

Just because you don't use checks does not mean they don't exist. The old days?? Do you drive a flying car, or do you have one of the old fashioned cars that people drive by using the road? Are you from the future?

[@reneerojas6046]

Judge Milian KNOWS she needs to contact the feds on this case!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brendankelly8506]

This is learned behavior. In other words, learning from friends and more likely family... both of them inevitably their lives based on cons of one form or another... basically taking advantage of one system after another. You need to be able to afford good lawyers and accountants to keep this bs up.

[@wadilotus]

Yep. Basically you have to be rich to carry out cons well and not get caught.