Skipping Out on a Roommate

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

Nothing infuriates me more than people who can lie straight to your face and not even flinch.

[@aprilpinketon2567]

Infuriating is one thing. It's scary asl to me! I can't stand a liar and I stay away from ppl who lie, rather it be a small or large lie.

[@looknbakatu]

getting sociopathic vibes from her, she's SCARY! & DANGEROUS!

[@KPbouj]

@@aprilpinketon2567 Yep. I feel like if you lie about something small then you will lie about something bigger.

[@glenncurley680]

I have lied please forgive me!

[@darylmartin6989]

I’m envious of them lol

[@soloseraphimheartsong3710]

She needed every word the judge gave to her. I hope it shakes her up enough to rethink some things. The judge is absolutely right. America has a problem with too many people just being in it for themselves and everyone else be damned. That makes it harder on everyone else.

[@mymobilebuddy4392]

I regret some things I did. I miss my great grandmother so much. She raised me and when it was my time to pay her back, I didn't have the time.

[@kydrasims9734]

She is right but she is also part of the problem. She has said before she is a landlord. If people weren't buying up all the properties there would be more opportunities for people to be homeowners instead of renters.

[@soloseraphimheartsong3710]

@@kydrasims9734 Some people are prepared to be homeowners (poor credit, lack of funds) or prefer to rent because owning a home can be an expensive ass ache. Trust me, I know.

[@angelchrist54]

@@kydrasims9734 - Equal opportunity exists for home ownership, but you have to be willing to put in all the work that homeownership requires.

[@kydrasims9734]

@@angelchrist54 That is not true. I had a house lined up that I really wanted and would have paid a third of what the lowest rent is around here and couldn't get the loan for it. I am in the average wage range for my area and my credit is in the low 700s. I even had a down payment ready but couldn't get it to go through. So I decided ok this sucks but I will save more and try again. All the houses that would have been in my price range are now bought by people who buy them and rent them or buy them and rent to own them out to people at crazy rates. So the only thing left at the end of the day are health hazard houses or over 6 figure houses.

[@MyaKost2]

He’s lucky this fell through. The “eviction” she denies was happening was probably her friend having to evict her because she refused to leave after staying 30days and claimed squatters rights.

[@a.konadu4010]

He dodged a bullet not having her for a roommate. I actually feel sorry for her. Her soul seems lost. Perhaps a difficult life. No excuse though.

[@Itsmyrap]

Seriously! Exactly what I was thinking. Definitely dodged a bullet. Hope she got her life together

[@alycew.787]

That’s nice of you to look at it like that. The Judge is right that these days everyone is out for themselves.

[@aberobinson1]

She's just a regular old scammer

[@cambrie7946]

@@tk3510100 Uh, no bud. This isn't a gender issue. It's a dishonest person issue. Nobody cares if she's male, female, green, or purple - or all of the above

[@kotorisama3080]

Totally. Imagine how many months he would have to cover her rent…

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Wow,the defendant is such a terrible person to keep the platiffs money. I am glad the judge put her in her place and chewed her out.👏👏👏👏😂

[@twotragediesinlife667]

Love this one because the judge speaks so much truth.

[@WVnurseJo]

She's definitely looking out for herself and screw the rest. She had no remorse at all.... Smh

[@Juicetheeunuch]

Well, actually at the end you could see her remorse. How many other defendants say “the judge doesn’t know what she’s talking about...blah,blah,blah”

[@sococomfort22s34]

She has no remorse for her actions. She has remorse for her actions being called out.

[@Red-lu3ku]

It's a good thing the apartment deal fell through or he probably would have regretted it Big Time! She's a passive aggressive thief.

[@hijabibeautiful]

The zooming in on her cold dead eyes while the judge is chewing her out is hilarious lol

[@OkelloDunkleyDSLRWorkshops]

For real! I never saw them go in so close so long. It was great!🤣

[@jb41161]

@@OkelloDunkleyDSLRWorkshops and they were black...I have heard so many people say that people's eyes turn black when they are doing horrible things stay away from this psycho

[@toyas400]

😂😂😂

[@BernardineMarshall-lv5ry]

I was about to say the same thing

[@ChristineJonah88]

This guy was spot on to have text. I am glad he took her to court. Boy wasn't it funny when she said she got a new phone and the judge is like oh another words oh you're totally broke but you managed to get a new phone and then boom right away she's like I got it through insurance.

[@7676purple]

Yeah and you still hav to pay the deductible. Some folks

[@emo72387]

And she still has to pay a deductible, so she used his money to replace her phone

[@KPbouj]

As ridiculous as it sounds, it may have been cheaper for her to get a new phone vs getting a new place and let’s be honest it’s not easy not having a phone nowadays. I’m not excusing her behavior IJS

[@ZovaBe]

In other words*

[@kaystar3434]

😂😂😂

[@jeffreylong5660]

Judge literally had her ass in tears... damn

[@SilverSergeant]

Huh? I didn't see a tear. I saw a steel-faced liar who showed no remorse at all.

[@momonie4]

She can cry me a river...She's lucky he didn't have her stealing ass arrested!!!!

[@JloveLamar]

@@SilverSergeant no remorse at all? Did you see her statements at the end? She was on the verge of tears. The Judge got through a bit, imo

[@keishalebray1996]

@@JloveLamar that’s what you say when you get caught🤣🤣🤣

[@rubylimey7614]

She needed a wake up! Very sad🙏

[@jasonscott4366]

Homegirl stole it straight up

[@jamesbernardino4264]

The last four minutes of the case--when judge milian gave her closer, was incredible. It was like a movie. And the camera zooming in on the defendant’s dead in the eyes was *chefs kiss*

[@wackybrattyx]

So, she stole his money? Pretty much just that.

[@valeriedavis2466]

I'm telling ya'll she didn't think he was going to come after her for the money!!!!! She also bought that new phone with part of that money. What a loser🤬 why are some people so horrible to good people?????? Justice Served!

[@stephanie5249]

No wonder she only wanted to use her middle name 😳 I assume the only reason she came on the show at all was for the money. She’s nothing but hustle.

[@alyssahamlett]

For sure, That's why anybody agrees to be on this show why would you air your dirty laundry unless you know you're not gonna have to pay the judgment

[@latriceking8887]

Curt Chaplin hit the nail on the head when he said, “that’s pretty disarming.” At the end the defendant didn’t deny but admitted everything. It’s hard to ignore and not to forgive. I hope she learns her lessons and make better decisions. I have been down a similar path and turned my life around.

[@Juicetheeunuch]

Yeah, he should have left it at that. End of interview. She was having a moment.

[@NotAllButMost]

I love how he always rubs it in when people screw up!!

[@janets9179]

Plaintiff is impressive in many ways. Gave good testimony and dressed nicely.

[@de4700]

He is gay. That is why.

[@christopherramon-reid2000]

Indeed!

[@bongoikno4994]

Dressed nicely??? Shallow much smh

[@bristolparade4520]

No, it's just a sign of respect to dress appropriately. Ask your grandparents 🙂

[@JacobFury]

not often people come out say they are wrong and apologize. "Thats disarming" LMAO!

[@georgesebastian6306]

Judge nailed it!

[@madmuziq]

Look in her eyes. She doesn't care at all. She's definitely not sorry.

[@Haleighmaineee]

She looks annoyed

[@David-wo9un]

@@Haleighmaineee Exactly, annoyed she was called out for her despicable behavior.

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

She’ll do it again if the opportunity present it self.

[@kylief2975]

she looked more dissociative to me

[@lollylove1107]

@@kylief2975 I was going to say Im seeing her dissociate not be rude or annoyed. she looked like she was embarrassed and started to dissociate

[@adamdavis5243]

He hit her with the "that's pretty disarming" aka i don't buy your tears for a second!

[@GameShowGumbo]

Late-Era Curt Chaplin was pretty much in IDGAF mode. Glad to see these little moments being brought back.

[@jameshuntsman6046]

I had some unkind words and thoughts for the defendant as I watched the case, but, in the end she admitted it and apologized. I believe in forgiveness. I also believe in rehabilitation through appropriate means. She will need to make up for all her mistakes, and if she continues down the slippery sloop things will get harder and harder to correct. I hope she does better in the future.

[@mymobilebuddy4392]

A lesson learned. Let's hope she remembers it.

[@thesixt.o.7568]

I agree !!! She’s not full of ego when she walked outside...she even looked scared! I hope she doesn’t betray anyone...cause karmas a bitch! I’ve never seen anyone get away with anything....they end up alone!

[@williamg8269]

I hope that happens. I think she learned a lesson but time will tell.

[@thebalderthor4884]

I agree. She owned it on national tv. But I guess she had to she got caught.

[@ReddyReader]

Yes! Great observation ... she's Reformable.

[@MrBling67]

She's a thief

[@sephrasmith3778]

He should have gotten court cost and pre-judgment statutory interest as well

[@MelissaRae1975]

They always get court cost. As far as the interest I am not sure but maybe that too.

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

Loser ALWAYS pays court costs. She just doesn’t say it all the time. I hope she grows up though, I’m sure she doesn’t want to fell this way again.

[@user-uy6uc5ey5q]

@@coffeeaddictexpress5038 The program isn't a real court - its a TV program. Legally its a type of mediation service both parties agree beforehand to follow including to be filmed. As both parties are entitled to appearance fees - usually about $250 each (and the program covers travels cost associated with getting them to the Connecticut studios- for this case its probably just gas money) any award is taken first from the $500 appearance fee pool any balance left is paid by the production company to the winner and then the company recovers the money from the losing party. As the production is a private profit making company they can't charge 'court costs' or anything similar as 1 its not a Legal Court empowered to take them and 2 any 'costs' associated obviously are largely from the filming process and won't be legally able to be recovered from the people appearing as 'talent'.

[@dr.immaculadidier6843]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 her face at the end I thought she was gonna cry…poor lil ting ting…but probably embarrassed…

[@cobravids]

I truly believe this young lady learned something. I cam understand hard times, I have been through some in my life. One thing I never did was stole.

[@ginoasci]

at least she admitted it and took responsibility for her actions. gotta give her that much credit. that lecture might make her think about what kind of person she wants to be. it’s never too late for personal growth.

[@vixxter3099]

Kudos to the judge for telling her about herself 👏 hopefully she can finally saw her reflection in the mirror and is going to do something to change her ways

[@nBasedAce]

Talking breathy and sounding about to cry for no reason is not a good way to get sympathy from the judge.

[@Eros4tw]

Ill be honest, she had me going in the first half with her sad "extremely abusive relationship" story. It made me want to think that she would have a good excuse or reason behind taking the money. But it all fell apart so quickly.

[@MelissaRae1975]

Especially this Judge or JJ

[@patim5953]

It's a shame that these days you need a roommate or roommates. It's hard to find someone that is compatible with you not alone more than one. The cost of living is so far out there who can afford a decent place by themselves.

[@Mansoor_Ali]

The defendant is ridiculous!! OMG the plaintiff dodged a bullet!

[@KPbouj]

If you fall on hard times and do something wicked like this, you better believe those hard times will get worse. I couch surfed a little in college and you better believe I made life long friends thru kindness and helping each other out. There was one girl who was stealing our food (that was very hard to come by) so we hooked her up with pantry services at the school.

[@aberobinson1]

She's just a regular everyday criminal

[@momonie4]

Excellent & U left her with some dignity!!!!

[@kirkmo1666]

Dang judge you have me crying.💙 The plaintiff last words in the hall was just as heavy 🪨

[@williamg8269]

That woman probably wasn't homeless at all and was just trying to score pity points with the judge.

[@lescobrandon9693]

I don’t know too many homeless people that can get a new phone.

[@GummyBearWA]

Sucks that she got to keep his money.

[@michaellynch3087]

The defendant will ruin and abuse friendship after friendship her entire life.

[@DB-uj2py]

In the end, good on the defendant for admitting she was wrong. Most people can't

[@42031x]

he should’ve gone after her criminally

[@Baddestchik911]

She is a thief. She ran to cash that cheque to use for her own apartment. If you got a cheque, why she didn't contact him for his money? She probably got kicked out the friend's house for stealing.

[@Kema4Real]

She needed the money so she kept it.

[@williamapps5564]

She had no problem lying until caught. Thank god I am not American…seems common in America

[@cambrie7946]

She may have an underlying personality disorder. She lied in a samctioned court before a judge arbiter, on national TV. She probably thought she'd never see the guy again - in the same town and in the same industry. 🙄 Delusional.

[@Doc1855]

It was good to see the judge hand the defendant’s ass to her. I felt sorry for the Plaintiff. He seemed like a nice guy. The defendant would have made a horrific roommate

[@elvickRULES]

I hope she really is sorry and isn’t just embarrassed and trying to save some face without changing. There’s no reason to justify not returning someone’s money.

[@imacreep...4252]

I love when the judge yells at people who deserve it 🤣

[@Arrozconhabichuelas]

That zoom in 9:40 loooooool

[@AmyBR4b]

😂😂😂

[@christopherramon-reid2000]

Watch her lips purse!

[@SweetandSassyRedhead]

One of the best rulings on PC. Well done! Such passion!

[@CristinaDavalos1127]

Hope her employer didn't see this episode. Integrity is everything.

[@mikeaddison5697]

She should have apologized to him in the court room

[@sandlotkrew8778]

Why ?!... The apology would be as empty as her soul.

[@Juicetheeunuch]

“You’re a bad human being.” I never heard something so bad from a judge.

[@lovex3pinkk]

I would not even come on this show if I knew i stole his money LOL

[@magicworld3242]

The plaintiff needs to "Thank God", he didn't move in with the defendant. She's a habitual liar and a thief. She's very comfortable lying. That makes her extra dangerous.

[@themasterflexG]

The judge DRAGGED her. She was on point at every thing. What a lame excuse. Keeping the money because she “didn’t get his text”.

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

I hope she learns from this. Her words at the end reminded me of a child, not in a bad way more like true remorse.

[@mmmfun77]

She gives me the creeps for some reason…. Open and shut case

[@steveneumeyer681]

wow, someone admitted wrongdoing and apologized on this show?! I haven't seen that in a while.

[@18carolynmoore]

Because it was a fake apology. If she felt so sorry, why did she wait till he took her to court to return the money? You're not really sorry if you have to be forced to return money you stole.

[@BelleBlack1]

She got blasted so hard she just repeated back what she thought people wanted to hear. She's a real POS still.

[@AP-xw5px]

@@18carolynmoore lol so? What’s the point of your comment because it doesn’t change OP’s I’m genuinely confused

[@18carolynmoore]

@@AP-xw5px OP's comment implied that her apology was heartfelt though, and I don't agree.

[@antbankzbruh]

The zoom in in her face when the judge was ripping her a new one 🤣

[@angelah7094]

Bravo Judy Millian !!!👏👏👏💖💯

[@damnnerves24]

Judge to defendant, “ Falling on hard times a needing money and keeping the money is two entirely different things.” 🔥

[@rjwoitula9949]

I love the defendants answer i was living in my car before and after. So now she lives on her own, so the money belonging to the plaintiff sure made it easier to get a start to live on her own. Stealing is never ok. Pay the man his money.

[@David-wo9un]

She is such a liar; if your phone number doesn’t change, all text messages appear regardless of the physical phone.

[@relliej386]

Not necessarily. I’ve been through several phones over the years and my messages never transferred.

[@David-wo9un]

@@relliej386 That has not been my experience but I have only changed phones once.

[@NothingToProveTM]

Doesn't work like that. Not for android phones at least.

[@kramwrites]

I wish the judge had looked at the dates of some other texts to see if those had "disappeared" too

[@alyssahamlett]

Not true some messages do wind up going missing it depends how much room you have to backup stuff... Most stuff will transfer over but some things do get lost

[@bellaf7774]

“ hope she figure’s herself out”😂 I love him

[@Zera223]

Lmao Judge Milian just mothered that chick. I feel like the defendant felt bad for disappointing her 😂

[@jenerin905]

Good. Maybe she needed it. But I get the impression she's always in crazy situations and preys on people by reeling them in with her drama. I hope I'm wrong and she gets things together and doesn't scam people anymore.

[@melnicole7902]

I don’t think she’s a bad person. I think she did a bad thing and sounded remorseful at the end. God bless them both.

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

She might be a sociopath. She kind of look crazy. It shouldn’t take for her adult self to come to court to realize she did a bad thing.

[@roblox21242]

yes she is, she is the type of women that think men should pay for everything, if this was a bm you would be blaming us blck

[@jsims1617]

@@roblox21242 no, we wouldn't. But we do blame yall for BLM.

[@Inchonseoul]

It's not the color thing but I get scare when left alone in the elevator.

[@roblox21242]

@@jsims1617 see how racist mayonnaise people are yties think yall better

[@latzmenon5770]

Oh wow the judge was so angry and really gave it to her !!!!

[@IbleedPnk]

I swear everyone on these cases receives a new phone...lol

[@leeanawicks557]

Yess like how all of sudden u got a new phone then in her case she homeless so how u even get a phone

[@RhianaMoriah]

Omg the ending broke my heart. She was wrong but I can see she’s very lost but not a “bad person”

[@commonsense2680]

I love the shows where the judge reems someone out who is trying to screw someone else over. Gives me a sense of satisfaction for all the people that have screwed me over who got away with it! The public humiliation is the best!

[@chriscarson1256]

I liked her response during the interview.

[@CosmicBaller1]

I’m glad she didn’t cry. I’m sick of watching women cry all the time when they are in the wrong.

[@kaykepop4084]

Let's say he did not contact her, she had his contact information and could have let him know the money was returned. Then she should have set his amount aside until they could meet up. She was hoping he would not say anything so she could keep it. I'm not going to say she's a "horrible" human being but she took advantage in her desperate situation. No one is prefect, we all make bad decisions at some point in life, I just hope she learned from this and will make better choices from now on.

[@LawsonPatterson]

Now we know why she struggles so much. Good things happen for good people and the opposite is often true, too.

[@yung1717]

Wishful thinking

[@rubylimey7614]

So true!...there are consequences to every action...do good n good will follow you...God dont like ugly🙏

[@SJ-jd8uh]

True

[@Z-Bone-e7j]

Absolutely zero remorse from that demon of a human being. I'm amazed she even showed up to court and embarrassed herself with such terrible excuses.

[@jennifervinson6366]

Can we just get JM to run for president!!! Please

[@joey-plants]

She got out of a “pretty extremely abusive relationship”… was is her making it abusive? 🤔

[@ChanelArmai]

The entire time I thought it was a trash bag on the table but it was actually her purse 😂😂😂

[@slapaho]

“I was not aware he was contacting me.” Uh, the court summons you got from him and responded to by showing up to court didn’t count as communication? She’s not sorry, she’s surely moved on to the next scam.

[@Synch9256]

Wow. Defendant is such an honest, nice person. Did she not think he would come after her? She's a thief, nothing less.

[@DisI3oss]

Think you got it backwards. The one suing is the Plaintiff. The person being sued is the Defendant.

[@MonroesArtStudio]

She felt upset because they didn't get the place, he found another place to live, and she was left alone. She thought keeping his money justified it.

[@PeaceIsAlwaysBeautiful92]

Wow... Embarrassing!

[@supplychainsys]

The judge is so right. This is how Americans are behaving , out for themselves and taking what does not belong to them.

[@g-mang-man7924]

Judge Judy would say "You now have been proven to be a thief and a liar on front of one hundred million people! Pay the man"

[@swin3492]

She got her ass handed to her. I'm glad that she listened to the Judge, it looked like she had tears in her eyes. Hope she learned a lesson.

[@mariehampton740]

It's very rare when judge miian absolutely rips in to a defendant or a plaintiff And this one was a absolute classic.

[@tkilecalistyle2610]

Love this one.

[@AT-jm4dl]

Better to live on your own, always.

[@entheo302]

I bet she doesn’t consider herself a thief. Worst kind

[@HappyHostages]

Damn, that zoom in on her… those eyes are so emotionless. Type of look you see in the eyes of someone leaving you for dead ! Scary

[@williamg8269]

I like how the camera gradually zoomed in on the defendant as she got scolded.

[@delenareed9731]

The Judge was going innnnnnnnnn on this Defendant 😳 Hopefully she learned her lesson about leaving someone high and dry just because going through tough times😔

[@DonziGT230]

If she hadn't lied her apology would seem possibly sincere.

[@TheGennen]

She straight up chose to deal with this case on television. Bad move!

[@cynthiacler9284]

1 word comes to my mind to describe the defendant, Sociopath. She had no remorse for what she did and she even tried to blame the plaintiff for not calling her as the reason for not returning the money to him. Smh

[@yung1717]

She’s not a sociopath calm down

[@cynthiacler9284]

@@yung1717 You might want to look up the definition of the word because the defendant displays several signs of one.

[@AP-xw5px]

@@cynthiacler9284 Lmao did she not literally admit and apologize at the end? Relax

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

At least she owned it in the end and apologized.

[@msteinberg7]

the defendant wanting to be referred not with last or first name but by middle name matches her dishonest testimony...

[@WarGrowlmon18]

She's probably just sorry that she got caught and was forced to pay him back.

[@TANATOR02]

She is not sorry at all. Don't let that apology at the end fool you, she lied the whole time and she is just sad that she was called out on her behaviour. I hope for her that she learned a lesson from the judge after that (I don't think it sunk in at the end) And I am so happy for the plaintiff! Good on him for having all the evidence.

[@layahYasharahla]

She should’ve just asked could she have some that’s so sad though . I can tell she’s sorry 😞 I hope she really gets herself together .

[@cbman4767]

I knew she was bad when she said, "I had just came out of a bad abusive relationship". That is a dead giveaway that the woman is trying to get sympathy from the courts.