Being A Rodent

[@nicolebanks713]

This case should’ve been thrown out and then reported.

[@thenurse8063]

I don’t understand how she can rule in a case where clearly both parties were not truthful

[@nunyabuisness7552]

The money already existed and the defendant had control of it so it was either let her keep it all or find some way to divide it. The judge didn't have the option of confiscating the money because they were both frauds. Albeit the judge probably notified proper authorities to investigate a fraudulent scam between these two people.

[@allMinabe]

Its a legal courtroom otherwise people won't be upset with real emotions on losing/winning

[@nunyabuisness7552]

@@allMinabe --- You're wrong. This is an Arbitration. Learn what Arbitration and Adjudication are and how they are set up and what legal authority they have or don't have. FYI- Anyone can be an Arbitrator and if all parties agree, sign the legal documents the ultimate verdict has the same legal binding but that doesn't mean law was followed. Every state has a system for Arbitration and as long as a personal liberties aren't violated and certain laws are followed it cannot be appealed. Some laws ignored or personal rights ignored can result in appeal. A simple internet search will tell you all you need to know about Arbitration.

[@nunyabuisness7552]

@@JohnnyEnrico --- You also need an education to what Arbitrators can and cannot do. Arbitrators cannot confiscate real property! They can however write an order that goes to an actual court where both sides argue their cases again. You are a dumb ass for not knowing that fact. You're ignorant one what can and cannot be appealed! The law is very specific about what is and isn't allowed to be appealed. Morons like yourself spew ignorance online and sadly someone might actually believe you.

[@SEdwards1000]

Yes, I was thinking about the 'clean hands" rule ?

[@foreverblessed6443]

Judge Judy would've thrown them both out citing the doctrine of clean hands.

[@pchelloo]

I agree with you F. Blessed: Neither party has clean hands. Both are fraudsters!

[@Garnerlifewithawesomekids]

I would have LOVED to have seen Judge Judy adjudicate this case! It would have been so entertaining to watch!

[@MarquisDeSadie]

She used to say the proper term, 'Lave mains', where much court lingo originated from French. Now? She just says Clean Hands. (Good observation tho..totally agree both parties are in it for the $$$, not the animals..)

[@phoebetolbert1658]

That's why she's the best. This judge...

[@hansonallie]

AMEN!!

[@souravgang84]

There shouldn't be any judgement in a case where both parties defrauded !

[@TheMrGrey]

Wow. . . . I hope they get audited.

[@dreampsi2]

wouldn't the "clean hands" apply here? By their own testimony they are committing fraud so I think she should have kicked them all out with nothing.

[@jaimehernandez8535]

damn i'm in the wrong field, i need to be slanging some guinea pigs

[@brookelynnkeele6841]

Let me know when you do, I'll be a partner with you😂

[@jamessmith4455]

No shit! I’m in the wrong damn business

[@mskaydee18]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@naturaleyeam]

😂😂😂

[@nicolewilliams9391]

The Milian Guinea Pig Foundation 😂😂😂

[@goldengoddess1723]

No money should have been awarded when they admitted to committing fraud

[@Dizzyfingers2]

WHAT!? The judge REWARDED that crook!? benefiting off a scam? I'm amazed at this verdict.

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

Judge Judy would say : "you have to come with clean hands and now GET OUT" !!! Hope the goverment look closer to the "organisation" of that plaintiff !

[@Koake1002]

The verdict is only based on the messages between both parties. When one says something and the other acknowledges that statement. It clarifies they both understood the agreement and that’s why the judge looked at the December text where they both agreed what should be paid and went off that for the verdict. No matter who’s lying and who is a bigger scammer. The bottom line is who said what and what was the agreement. If you watch her enough she says all the time it’s a contracts case. When there’s nothing in writing she always goes back to messages where both talk about the agreement and as long as they both are communicating about the agreement acknowledging the agreement. You can always determine who was supposed to get what

[@TheMsBoon]

I think the Judge completely missed the mark with this one. The plaintiff took complete advantage of the defendant. She literally scammed the pet store out of thousands of dollars. What happened to coming into court with your hands clean? And the defendant was expected to use her own commission to pay for the care of this woman's guinea pigs? She's literally working for free at that point. Case should have been dismissed.

[@kevinwilliams3668]

because the defendant not only went along with this alleged scheme she (the defendant) presented records that showed there was an agreement and the plaintiff should have received some money but neither one of them had records as to the amount she was to receive.

[@kenyettaready]

@@kevinwilliams3668 but do you think the agreement was right?

[@NewDay-fk4jn]

Exactly!!

[@vorco8120]

The judge has stated in many other cases that she rules on contracts and what’s presented as legal proof that can be used to prove someone is entitled to the money they’re asking for. Whether or not what the plaintiff and defendant did was morally correct, the judge did say that based on the proof the defendant presented in court, the defendant did agree to pay the plaintiff some money. It was never specified how much exactly which is why the judge did some Rough Justice. And I’m sure that by the testimony the defendants gave about admitting they did commit fraud for the plaintiffs, the judge ended up punishing them by having them pay a little more with the Rough Justice. And I’m sure the Plaintiffs also received the same rough justice as they came to court asking for $3,960 but instead left with only $990. That’s a huge loss in court rewards. Bottom line, the judge rules based on contracts, agreements (that can be proven) and presentation of proof. So that’s what she based her ruling on for this case: the presentation of messages between the two parties showing that there was no set agreement, but that there was an agreement of monetary exchange that kept getting changed throughout their interactions. And because it came to light that both parties were frauds in the business the judge served them with a harsh Rough Justice to punish them by. The plaintiffs got a huge court reward loss and the defendants had to pay quite a hefty amount for a small business that’s just starting out. I believe the ruling was fair given the circumstances. But that’s just my opinion.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

You've got a point.

[@Garnerlifewithawesomekids]

I would have LOVED to have seen Judge Judy adjudicate this case! It would have been so entertaining to watch! She would have thrown them both out.

[@CCbeans]

You know it!!!

[@ninosimone]

We are living in a selfish money hungry world so sad smh

[@dunkinjunkie5868]

So true!!!!

[@nunyabuisness7552]

So many charitable organizations are complete frauds but they do just enough to legally exist. I am always very leery of charities I haven't studied. Military Veterans charities might be the worst for trying to scam the VETS donations. I was sad to learn donating blood is highly profitable for some organizations while others truly are a not for profit.

[@naowright9308]

"Nonprofit Rescue" has a whole new meaning for me now.

[@stephanieramirez15]

I don’t understand when people don’t dress up for court 🤦🏻‍♀️ just walking in with the ratty old clothes you wear walking down the street smh

[@dramanot]

It's not a requirement

[@dianewilliams9858]

@@Fakecourt some of these pd court shows have a wardrobe department, those appearing can opt to wear their own or from the wardrobe provided. I know paternity court had that option.

[@diva70smusic]

@@dianewilliams9858 Good to know. However, I have seen Judge Judy have women cover up and send some people outside because of their clothes.

[@svenrhys3862]

@@Fakecourt yes,and it's also a sign of respect to dress appropriately.

[@dianewilliams9858]

@@diva70smusic you're right Judge Judy does Not have a wardrobe dept. She very much dislikes shorts, cut up blue jeans, revealing blouses and dresses and unbuttoned shirts on guys. . and she'll let you know she disapproves your attire!

[@iansax9619]

Is it just me or there something super fishy about the plaintiffs? I don’t really totally believe them.

[@granitemoss1451]

Total scammers, making big $$ under the guise of 'animal rescue'. Happens all the time, sadly.

[@91PHS10]

The lady rubbing her hands makes me suspicious

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

Both the plaintiff and the defendant. Greedy money lovers using animals to defraud people for their money. The judge should have thrown them both out because neither has "clean hands".

[@jennross6466]

Yes... and their physical movements, swaying from side to side, her always touching her nose.... I get a druggie vibe from her.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

They're all fishy, all in this for money. No one can adopt out/find homes for 500 guinea pigs a month. That's impossible. They're all going to labs.

[@BelleBlack1]

The plaintiff phrased the adoption fee issue so poorly. She needs the adoption fees to run her business and the defendant wasn't giving them to her. THAT'S ALL SHE NEEDED TO SAY but she made herself come off as a shady dealer.

[@dramanot]

She should have another fund for the cat's

[@BelleBlack1]

@@dramanot Or just not use this as a cash grab for those grant awards from the adoption agencies

[@alyssakaye9329]

She is shady though, she was faking adoptions for grant money, so I really don’t care how poorly she worded it.

[@girleyreds11-11]

This is why we need lawyers who aren't scumbags. Plus any job I've done handling money I've signed agreements how did they not sign an employment agreement????!! A simple agreement would have won them this case

[@MMGhost123]

@@girleyreds11-11 Do you need an employment agreement for "volunteers"? I don't have experience in these areas so am just curious.

[@VirgoCali89]

The plaintiff lied who in the hell gives someone over 10 guinea pigs each week and not collect any money for months. She got paid but probably not what she felt was acceptable

[@hitormiss7574]

“Thousands of guinea pigs die because they’re born the wrong color or don’t meet the standard”… the judge face when she said this is hilarious

[@chunkchips4554]

She was trying so hard not to laugh out loud. 😂

[@crystalshaw8744]

You guys response is why I am watching this...lmbo

[@BeKind2AllKinds]

Why is that funny? You find murdered animals funny?

[@joymcguire]

I believe individuals who start rescue are well meaning - it just gets out of control!

[@Maninawig]

I agree that any individual starting a not-for-profit organization (like a rescue or charity) starts out with the best of intentions. Though in my experience, they use it to substitute business sense, which is what gets them into trouble. For instance, the girl thought "omg, slaughtering cute fuzzy blobs is cruel, I want to save them" and expected a cat shelter (whom admits they use guinnie pigs as trade goods for cat vets) to teach her what she needed to know, rather than doing some foot work on her own, such as calling the Animal Rescue Bylaw Officers (given they will be able to direct one to local legal requirements and warnings) or doing research. It is sad, but businesses cannot only focus on the good they do, but the footwork they need to have done (such as hiring an accountant, book keeper and business manager) to assure what good they do can be done in the long term.

[@michaelmorales1301]

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[@michaelmorales1301]

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[@dunkinjunkie5868]

Yes I absolutely agree, just hope this doesn't deter anyone from donating to animal shelters and rescues!

[@totallyawesomesteph]

It's not well meaning when you set up a partnership to defraud a larger charity. I don't see that as any different from lying about where a rescued pet goes, then posting it on craigslist to sell it when an owner is gullible enough to believe they're giving their animal companion to a loving home

[@sunshineproductions4122]

Extortion from the plaintiffs - unclean hands. The plaintiffs should have got ZERO

[@kolaspeaks1]

Yikes! The way the plaintiff's face dropped when ol girl started snitiching is PRICELESS

[@rythatbxtch5355]

At 9:21 I thought the lady all the way in the back eyeballs was looking all crazy, but it’s just her eye makeup 🤣

[@r1verman]

I agree that the judge missed the mark on this one. There was definitely fraudulent activity going in both parties and I thought that courts do not enforce contracts where the laws may have been broken. Courts do not as they say, "get their hands dirty." What kind of big rescue makes this sort of deal without a contract?

[@deanirving6971]

How are they able to adopt out that many guinea pigs in such a short space of time???

[@jamesbatts9015]

@@jaja-cg9yd to 🐍owners

[@elizabethhansen6984]

Thats just it!!! They werent doing the adoptions, just faking it on paper and empty animal transport cages.

[@cassandrabryant5263]

Fake documentation and anything they can come up with

[@jessicareagan8035]

Guinea pigs dont run in no balls, its bad for them. She must be thinking of a hamster

[@GardengateDreamer]

jessica reagan yes they do have gp balls for them to run in. They are larger then hamster balls.

[@itsMousyy]

@@GardengateDreamer they have them yes. but guineas should not be in balls. their backs really arent supposed to curve as they could literally break :(

[@dunkinjunkie5868]

Yep!

[@JamieM470]

What a sad life. Live in a cage, get put in a plastic ball, back to the cage. When they forget to give you food or water, you die slowly. I could never keep any animal in a small cage.

[@Pinchington]

Cop sirens blare.. shady character winces as the officer searches the trunk. With a slow creak the package is found. "Finally..." the officer whispers He takes out his trusty pocket knife and cuts the seal at the top... carefully grabs a sample.... He takes a looong sniff and his face says it all. He remembers his own youth, hungry for a quick buck. "This is a pure bred guinea pig all right. I haven't seen one like this in all my 45 years as a detective. " The bars slam shut on the arrested smuggler. With a grin the officer tells him "I guess this little piggy won't go home... not if I can help it..." The room goes dark and the officers shoes echo on the cold pavement with every step... He leans in close to the bars where the smuggler lies.. "And believe me... you will have all the time in the world to run around your little cell like a plastic ball in a child's hands..." The officer moves away and walks down the hall... the sound of his shoes only muffled by his cursed, crooked laugh...

[@karl7736]

Here's where you hope that the show sent a copy of the tape and documents to the state and IRS so they can be punished for the fraud.

[@anshulambuj]

One good thing that came out of this is kind of the FRAUD plaintiff was conducting. I say Defendant was smart, she knew that she has to pay money but made sure that plaintiff will pay the heavy price by bringing about the fraud. She made a huge dent on plaintiff carrier. Plaintiff took advantage of her.

[@thistles]

Aww, Harvey was mean to that lil gal. Pigs are like stuffed animals that make cute noises. They don't usually bite, but they're good at sitting in your lap and squeaking. I wouldn't want one, but they're good for kids.

[@CeltycSparrow]

So let me see if I understand this....the plaintiffs have a contact that she gets unwanted Guinea Pigs from that aren't worthy to be in these Guinea Pig shows and she rescues these Guinea Pigs and rehomes them. She strikes up a deal with this defendant that says she will send these rescued guinea pigs to the defendant and the defendant is supposed to pay THEM $15 for every Guinea Pig she successfully adopts out, plus $10 for shipping them. She can use moneys for the GP's care, but all other funds are to go to the Plaintiff. So my question is....WHY don't they have a contract that stipulates the EXACT terms of this arrangement? And what's really in it for the defendant? I understand she's trying to start a rescue, but she's doing pretty much ALL the work (as far as caring for these guinea pigs and adopting them out) for nothing. Why waste your time doing all that work for nothing? And if the plaintiff sent this girl 65 guinea pigs the first month and she didn't give them any money....WHY then would they send her 48 MORE guinea pigs in October? Why aren't they calling her and asking "Hey, have you sold the 68 we sent you in September? If you've sold the original lot, where is the money you owe us?" They have NO records of her receiving these Guinea Pigs....no records of these pigs being sold. And no record that they are blanketing her to make her rescue legit. The only records they have are the ones showing the plaintiff got the pigs from the original seller who was culling them. The plaintiff is saying they did this for three months and she saw NO money from the defendant. The defendant is saying she would get the pigs on Friday and the plaintiff would pick up the money from the sales on Monday.....in cash. No receipt exchanged. No record of the transactions. What kind of business IS this? AND THEN....we find out that they are FORGING RECEIPTS to make it look like they are selling more pigs than they really are, so they can make a BIGGER profit from these pet store grants. If I were Judge Milian, I would not give either one of these women a single penny. They BOTH have dirty hands. AND, if I were Judge Milian, I would be calling the pet stores and telling them "Hey...these ladies are scamming you. They are showing you fraudulent receipts....so the pet stores can sue them for the money they stole. I am a businesswoman. Every time I make a sale, I create an invoice that shows exactly what I am selling and how much its selling for. And every transaction is done through Paypal. So I have a clear record of every sale I make and my clients have a receipt. THAT is how to run a proper business. Not this....nonsense.

[@Garnerlifewithawesomekids]

Exactly! This case has so many broken laws in it. I can't wrap my head around the fact that the clean hands doctorin wasn't utilized.

[@chelsie1203]

I’m surprised she ruled on an illegal case. The defendant had me JOKED OUT!!! How the hell you snitch on YOURSELF on live tv? 😂😂

[@Jo.885]

Actually, guinea pigs are very affectionate and smart. They make sweet pets.

[@Firebol84]

The plaintiff is lying like a rug

[@Firebol84]

@Lord Biggus Dickus well they don't stand

[@christopherbako]

This just perpetuates the cruel treatment. They're not fooling anybody. This is a profiting business.

[@daverogers5609]

Since all are engaged in fraud--a wash, no one gets anything. C'mon Judge!

[@vkatvkat9590]

The couple that have Pink hair together stays together 🤣😂

[@andrewbillingsley9377]

His is a darker shade of pink. That's heavy man

[@KemoneArmstrong]

Probably had left over dye lol

[@phtevlin]

Off topic,,,but a guinea pig story. A young woman took her guinea pig to the vet. The diagnosis was terminal cancer; the vet recommended euthanasia. The young woman panicked; she couldn't face the idea of a pet dying in her care. She asked my friend if she could take her pet in. My friend had two cats. The two cats promptly adopted the little guinea pig. They groomed her, protected her, slept with her, etc. The cats mourned the passing of their little friend.

[@ABirdOnTheMoon]

The defendant wanted to out her as a fraud .. I am proud of her for speaking out and outing them.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Shocked at the judgment. Both were frauds, the judge knew it, and awarded money to one of them. Unreal.

[@hansonallie]

Wow -- didn't realize in the instances of rescuing animals, finding them homes, etc., that I could have been making a profit all this time?? Where the F have I been?? lol...

[@donnaleon6644]

Judge Judy is the greatest judge ever, no nonsense, facts only, i don't give a rats behind, damn she's good

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

She would say : " You have to come wirh clean hands and now GET OUT " ! This plaintiff got rewarded for fraud ? 😳

[@melinadistrict9428]

That agreement was ridiculous! No contract and sketchy behavior! Now how is the plaintiff to say how many guinea pigs the defendant's bought vs how much money she took out for expenses without records?

[@StormyRiver8970]

The female plaintiff bothered me so much. Her demeanor was so smug and sarcastic and sometimes she came off looking like a toddler with her pout and arms crossed

[@kathyfowler7511]

I can’t take this case seriously with the guy doing the hula and the terrible dye job defendants

[@wednesday2233]

Thought the beautiful black woman behind the plaintiff had her eye open wide asf until she blinked 😂

[@ariasw1944]

Me toooooo!!! I said OH GOSH!!! Wait!! Nvm it’s her eye shadow🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kamibauman7874]

Wow... thats alot of guinea pigs!!! I have 2 and the up keep of cleaning, feeding and interacting with them is enough for me!! Out of 5 I have had over the last 8 years, 4 were rescues... people get a cute little piggy but then when they get bigger, the don't want anymore

[@lovelybelleee]

Something tells me that they both are fraudulent. I believe maybe the plaintive does put money towards her rescue but she probably does pocket a lot of money. The defendant realize how much money that the other lady was making so she figured why do I have to give her money so she started keeping the money for herself. Both of them are fraudulent .

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

Hello! They both admitted to fraud. The judge should not have awarded ANY money to anyone. Neither have "clean hands".

[@1967davethewave]

Are guinea pigs really that common?

[@Sloppyjoey1]

I hope the IRS is watching. This is a “charity” operating as a business.

[@Tranquility32]

I’m surprised there was any judgment on this case. Because neither party came in with “clean hands”.

[@dunkinjunkie5868]

I really applaud both people for rescuing the animal's, I just hope they can settle their differences and focus on the animal's! Please don't let this case deter anyone from donating to animal shelters and rescues, please adopt don't shop! We truly don't deserve animals!

[@xXiRuNxNiKeXx]

I just find it HEEEE-larious that oh girl tried to blame purple hair cause they both were Fraudulent ass people 🤣

[@teisham4508]

Once the word fraud was mentioned Judge Judy would’ve threw them out of her court room so fast!! 😂😂

[@majesticalmya4627]

Judge Judy wouldn't have rewarded that fraudulent plaintiff any money.

[@Caddy911]

I can’t watch any other judge show except JJ! They all seem Illegitimate

[@StormyRiver8970]

I was thinking the same thing. Judy would never allow it

[@letsjustdirtbike]

This is why I love Judge Judy! Now that her show is over, I have to find other court shows. None of them excite me like Judge Judy. This Judge is the second best Judge on TV in my opinion. Judge Judy of course is #1. 😇

[@MrMaddox57]

Judge Judy would have thrown ALL of them out, and not for courtroom antics either.

[@MrMaddox57]

and judge Mathis MIGHT ask "are you all on drugs?" lol

[@WillowAnne0]

Why would these people come on national TV and admit they are all frauds? What the hell

[@Mack.Flurry3]

Harvey out there throwing shade at Guinea Pig owners

[@JahBold]

What happened to coming to court with clean hands?!

[@ddinottia39]

Right! Judge judy would had thrown them out!

[@paulhjort4085]

Yes

[@NewDay-fk4jn]

This judge is terrible! It has been concluded that it was forgery by both parties.. and she should of referred them to whoever regulates the pet charities etc so they can get their grants back!.. How could she award the fraudulent woman $900!

[@shrutefarms4741]

The plaintiff lied when saying she got nothing. You can see it in her eyes. The more the plaintiff talks the more I don’t believe her.

[@sj4iy]

The defendant was a volunteer. Why was this even a case?

[@marciastarr7393]

We have fostered kittens for close to 3 years. We keep them until they are adopted, over 70 kittens so far. They have all been adopted and currently have 4 that are old enough. We have never received any money.

[@oldageisdumb]

Do you pay for their vetting, too? Rescues HAVE to receive money in order to pay vet bills. It’s not a bad thing, it’s a necessary thing. But as far as being paid to foster, you definitely shouldn’t be getting paid for that.

[@ms.anderson967]

LOL not playing the victim after you clearly scammed the pet stores!😂 lady go home and take baldy with you.

[@Jean0987654321]

All this trouble to get a small pet. Crazy. A lot of shadiness happened here. I would've dismissed them both but that's just me

[@lisajohnson521]

It's everybody else's fault that these chics are frauds. Neither of them are taking responsibility for THEIR own actions and decisions.

[@karenbeee4568]

I wouldn't take responsibility for that pink hair with black roots and fried ends. YIKES!

[@keepingupwithshay1561]

The girl outside who said she owned a g pig before was lying I feel like 😂😂😭😭

[@Mack.Flurry3]

Nah, she's just basic and really loves Guinea Pigs

[@IHeArTrOcK20]

There’s few times I don’t agree with her ruling and this is one- how is she going to rule on a faulty case? Isn’t there a law against that. I’ve seen an episode where she dismissed a case based on the legality of it- the plaintiff was suing the other party for drug money he owed him. And since it was illegal, she stated the court would not make him even so why is this any different? How did she rule to make someone even when this is a fraud? It’s illegal.

[@cgarcia2739]

Whatever happened to the doctrine of clean hands?

[@carolynrose4525]

They both should go to jail. She should not be awarded any money

[@aprilpinkelton4385]

Right, what happened to the dirty hand's law she usually likes to use. Smh!

[@PiggieMom]

I know this is an old case, but when I saw it involved guinea pig rescuing, I knew it was going to be wild. I used to be on a few guinea pig rescue forums back in the early 2000s, and they were always full of drama.

[@brookelynnkeele6841]

Plaintiff looks like she's on one. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@tommesiacooper1258]

Did they just admit fraud?

[@tommesiacooper1258]

She definitely still flipping rodents 🥴

[@leathelandlady]

Yes, she did.

[@MrMaddox57]

lol Harvey TOTALLY dissed that audience member outside. hahaha, what a slap in the face!

[@lareinarose8092]

Gosh what a bunch of untrustworthy plaintiff's and defendants...smh...I had no idea the guinea pig buizzz was so Savage lol

[@mariooiram3390]

Some people would rather incriminate themselves than to pay what they owe. How does that make sense?

[@Mmatkinss]

The defendant at least was more honest than the plantiff

[@deenalandstrom6924]

When a person ADMITS they knowingly defrauded an organization (especially on national tv), can the organization then take that fraudster to court and/or sue them? So often you see on these court shows how people took/take advantage (abuse) of the housing authorities, health & social services, auto insurance, social security administration and so many more. It should be dealt with. And swiftly.

[@vickireynolds4055]

None of them should be allowed around ANY ANIMAL, EVER!!! 😠😠🤦🐕🐾🐾💗👵🇺🇸

[@lailaiross2102]

9:22 something is wrong with the lady’s eyes in the background 👀👀👀 left side .

[@NiniFinlay]

😅 she has light makeup on

[@celinas6261]

That’s why she didn’t want the name of her agency out…. Because she was about to snitch on herself and the plaintiff. What a hot mess.

[@oldageisdumb]

This is so hard to watch. I run a 501c3 animal rescue and people don’t seem to understand that we absolutely need all the money we can get. People get really creeped out when you start talking about money and adoption fees but we have to have it. It costs thousands of dollars to vet animals and you can’t save those animals without it. However, if they really did forge adoptions for grant money that is some awful, awful stuff going on there. NO legitimate rescue, no matter how strapped for cash we are, should ever do something so unethical as that. Shame on them!

[@joewas2225]

Judge ruled wrong. Neither of them deserve to walk out with any money. Those Plaintiff's should be audited & they're shady as hell. I wouldn't ever adopt something from her.

[@angelmorningstarr9504]

I used to show my guinea pigs while in boarding school in Weybridge, Surrey England. I was also 11.

[@ericcub78]

wow, the male plaintiff said at 1:34 "...Loren Laurito sir..." He called Judge Milian SIR, very rude!

[@gavindecontie8380]

Stfu

[@williamyuscavitch4870]

they really look like they're related..

[@zacharybohlman4069]

1:36 did he call the judge "sir" or was that part of his name

[@dabrutte]

Judge Judy would dismissed this case

[@cassandrabryant5263]

Judge Mathis and Judge Judy would have thrown this case out just like they did with any other fraudulent cases

[@naepride5347]

How did this fraudulent case not get thrown out

[@elvickRULES]

Terrible judgement to award either when neither have clean hands.

[@FenderBender5150]

"she took advantage of my weak heart" Sorry I have zero sympathy for the pink haired lady....She's a fraud just as much as the other lady. I hate when people try to play the victim....Oh it's the other persons fault I've done something immoral.

[@jasminekim9987]

They all give me major druggie vibes

[@MollyMA13]

The fraud in the name of a pet rescue is disgusting.

[@bhdreamer]

Sloppy BUSINESS !!! Pinky can’t run a business because they don’t count inventory and don’t know how to manage paperwork

[@abconey1052]

The girl on the "sidewalk interview"?? Yeaaa, idk what she's talking about! I had a pet gp that did more than run in a ball! My guinea pig knew how to drive a car, he spoke spanish, AND he did backflips!! lol 😆😅

[@ghettomomma719]

Lost my shit when the question is- Are Guinea Pigs Smart and the girl answers "they can run on a wheel...." Spot on Doug

[@kismet7645]

Judge Judy would have thrown them all out! Bunch of scammers!

[@mandysmayhem5517]

You buy a piggie in a pet sote for 20 $..... 15 is about the total price they could ask for she should only get about half of the 15

[@PrettiiKymmii]

Why did he say Sir at the beginning 🤣🤣🤣

[@NovaZero0000]

Agree with all the comments. How can a person who was committing such a fraud get anything. Judge Judy would have thrown them both out

[@veronica5235]

I hate when people's mouths are so dry you can hear it...YUCK!!! Judge Judy says your mouth gets dry when you're lying...hmmmmm