Woman Punched at a Funeral over Missing Items? | Part 3

[@bulletsonofagun7413]

The plaintiff admitted there was $7000 in the safe and only gave the defendant $5000+ then she said she was $2400 short on the funeral cost. VERY fishy.

[@sterlingforbes3872]

Exactly.

[@christschool]

The average cost of a burial today is $12,000.

[@traceyjackson4470]

Not fishy…the plaintiff is a straight up LYING GREEDY DECEITFUL THIEF! That being said, I’m glad she gave her at least the $5,000.00

[@tylerreel97]

@@christschool left field comment?

[@trekgirl65]

@@christschool wrong......

[@kxtiellen]

The Plaintiff's smile on her face is something out of horror

[@1117blanc]

Right? She smiles even when she should be surprised or upset!! Wth?

[@TLibra]

Just ugly & scary 😂

[@allysiaw8401]

I think her dentures too big she can't hardly close her mouth lol

[@ghanabonsu837]

It’s quite Joker-esque

[@mattier.9095]

😂it’s really is !

[@claireb733]

She said her brother could bathe himself and eat by himself yet he had bedsores??? Wow this man had all these people around him and yet he was neglected enough to get bedsores. Shameful

[@msb5818]

I was wondering if anyone else caught that

[@kathconserv]

He’s sores happen anyway. Sometimes they can’t be prevented. Trust me on that.

[@carolgrier7774]

​@@kathconservas a nurse. No. It's the sign of poor care. When you properly care no ulcers appear. Hell we had air mattresses that hp 40 years ago.

[@kathconserv]

@@carolgrier7774 I’m a nurse practitioner. You can care for someone extremely well and they still occur at times. It’s situational.

[@toosense]

@@carolgrier7774ridiculous comment. Sometimes poor blood circulation or even a wrinkled clothing item or bedsheet can cause a bed sore, it’s not always neglect. SMH

[@theclockworkpineapple]

The brother did a wonderful kindness for the defendant by saving the rent money in secret for her. It is a shame the plaintiff's greed is ruining her brother's generosity.

[@buddhafortune6166]

Right that lady saw atleast a million between her and husband over 20 years 😂 she was Tryn cake in right down to the T. 😂

[@digby_dooright]

I'm glad you explained it bcuz this case was very confusing to me. 🙄

[@valju-ei8wr]

If a person can work and take care of a family why can't she work and take care of her brother...

[@chrissuave92]

His property had sentimental value, a printer, speakers, pots and pans...

[@whocares_bear]

I can't believe he trusted his sister with that secret. He obviously doesn't know she's a greedy sociopath. She probably stole from the prison commissary funds too with her canteen manager job.

[@lanouek]

Heart breaking when someone's wishes aren't respected after they pass away

[@digby_dooright]

Well, they'll come back as ghosts and get them. My paw paw did that to my mum.

[@valju-ei8wr]

She got the money

[@paulallen8495]

Well, did he wish to have a funeral and be buried? He had to have known that $5000 wasn't enough. His final wish should have been to settle his final expenses, then to give whatever cash that was left, to the young lady.

[@wendyhestick8514]

And disrespectful!

[@ISEEKSPACE]

That's why a Last Will & Testament is so important.

[@hallowedbethymelancholy8299]

The fact that she HAD to mention that the defendant came out the closet as if that was a slight tells me all I need to know about the plaintiff.

[@gene5148]

Exactly, immature and ratchet, it probably isn't even true, and had no relevance to the case.

[@thetranquilitycafe]

Exactly. When she said that I thought to myself - Why bring that up? Pathetic woman.

[@Whatdoesthisboxdo]

She says it as if the defendant should be ashamed when really it's a plaintiff who should be ashamed for being so hateful and the family who should be ashamed if they really did throw her out of the house over her sexuality

[@dragastarr2926]

Nasty evil ass woman 🙄

[@Beauty777_]

Exactly my thoughts

[@acousticshadow4032]

Closet comment was a cheap shot. Sour grapes for not prevailing in court, so decided to slur defendant. Speaks volumes.

[@patsyspry6248]

I do not like the Plaintiff……… IMO…… She’s JEALOUS!

[@El_Nombre-e3x]

Aren't people supposed to have pride for their gaydom these days? What's the problem

[@emotionalfly1201]

@@El_Nombre-e3x You sound stupid. As if there's not people who face discrimination where they live and prefer to keep those things private.

[@thomasmoreo3230]

@@El_Nombre-e3x looking at the comments you’ve made on other Judge Judy vids, please stop with these homophobic “jokes”. You aren’t witty nor funny it just makes you seem like an idiotic bigot.

[@awesomegamer9871]

@@El_Nombre-e3x 😂

[@janedougherty3327]

The brother who passed sounds like such a beautiful person. He wanted the defendant to be surprised when she saw that he had saved all the rent money to return to her when he passed. They stole money and got paid money for "taking care of him". They are a bunch of trifling thieves So incredibly sad that his sister tarnished his good deed. Karma.

[@therealnikrich]

Right

[@empressannjam1]

Sister certainly dishonest

[@CrystalMM]

She lucky the judge didn’t have them investigate her as his caretaker with a full-time job…scammers!!! Somebody needs 2 report her ass!!!

[@akrisband]

I wish JJ had come back to the fact that initially the plaintiff said there was $7000 cash in there (defendant said she only got 5510) ESPECIALLY here at the end when it came out that she had to "cover" $2000 of funeral expense!! Right after getting the safe! She clearly stole $2000 of the cash! JUDGE JUDY!!! She said it!!

[@sarahlynn7894]

I couldn’t believe she didn’t catch that either and thought the same thing!!! The plaintiff admitted how much was in the safe! I believe the plaintiff totally stole that money.

[@DarkAngelDiva]

JJ totally believes that the plaintiff took the money, but it can't be proven sadly. It's all circumstantial.

[@Exxtol1]

She did catch that! That's why she was asking her with a smile, how much she paid for the funeral costs. She knew that's exactly what the woman did. If you go back earlier she tells her , "I don't believe you", when the woman said she didn't take any money. JJ I already knew she took some of the money.

[@vannem2688]

I think she did. That’s why she didn’t mention any jewelry or valuables that may have been taken. She probably called that even.

[@heathab...._-_]

@@vannem2688 yup

[@WeezyJeffersonYo]

Why does the plaintiff seem angry that the defendant seems to be rebuilding a relationship with her family? And what business is it of hers that her brother took her in??? I can't stand nosey people like that.

[@Mongo76]

She is resentful that the brother secretly saved the money the girl was paying him in rent to give back to her. He told the sister that he was. So he dies, and she runs over and takes the safe then gave her what she wanted. She is resentful that she couldn't plausibly steal it all . She gave her 5500 but there was over 13000 but she lied and said it was 7, she was lying the whole case with her James Brown looking ass.

[@WeezyJeffersonYo]

@@Mongo76 🤣😂🤣

[@deana1938]

@@Mongo76 why you gotta do James Brown like that🤣🤣🤣

[@King82005]

I'm not defending the wretched money hungry lady but she Does slightly have a point. She's right where was her family in the first place? It seemed like they pushed her away and NOW they want to be supportive? I understand that and she has every right to wonder that. That bothers Me some personally

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

@@King82005 her family disowned her for being gay. Now they are rebuilding their relationships. The brother was this girls dad, so all of the family didn’t disown her.

[@monicavillarreal3902]

The Plaintiff's comment at the end about her coming out of the closet just proved JJ's point that she is a scam. Shame on this woman.

[@wendyhestick8514]

Scandalous person with a grin. Smile in your face.....backstabber!

[@logicalblackman8228]

Don’t know it doesn’t. she’s just providing context. Her shitty family disowned her for being gay and so she had no place else to go. That is the reason she went to go live with the plaintiffs brother. The plaintiff gave the woman over $5000 and it took the other $2400 to pay for her brother’s funeral. That was her right to do.

[@logicalblackman8228]

Don’t know it doesn’t. she’s just providing context. Her shitty family disowned her for being gay and so she had no place else to go. That is the reason she went to go live with the plaintiffs brother. The plaintiff gave the woman over $5000 and it took the other $2400 to pay for her brother’s funeral. That was her right to do.

[@hollystiener16]

@@logicalblackman8228 Yes, without a will, it absolutely was her right. It would've been her right to take all of the money had she wanted to as, again, there was not will and she is next of kin. Morally she did the right thing in giving some of the money to the defendant. I am surprised JJ did not state this. It would not matter if there was $50k in the safe. It legally belongs to the next of kin.

[@CookieWoods.]

The plaintiff keeps stating "my brother, my brother" meanwhile she had to be "paid" to take care of her brother! She knew exactly what she was doing when she stopped being distraught to go get that safe from his house! JJ saw straight through that malarkey! 😂😂🤣

[@TheGarnes14]

When you take care of a paraplegic brother or no brother let me know how it goes!

[@afatnose9166]

Who said she had to be paid to take care of her brother? Why are you assuming she wouldn’t if she wasn’t paid

[@jdsiv3]

@@afatnose9166 exactly! people act as if caretaking a parapalegic is easy

[@Faisal-nx8zy]

@@afatnose9166 because she opened the safe and opened the envelop without the presence of the defendant. And she paid the funeral money after she got the safe. Additionally, she was being paid to take care of her brother. So if you connect all of these dots together it doesn’t take a genius to figure her out

[@Chalk89]

She was getting paid by the state to be his caretaker while working a full-time job. By definition she committed fraud. You can take care of a family member but that’s not the same as a care taker.

[@thegeekywitch]

"we're not done-" "OH I'M DONE!" 😂💀

[@MsDulcecandy87fan]

I laughed out loud 😂

[@nancyhoward7005]

Ha ha 😂😂😂😂😂

[@marthaslabaugh297]

🤣🤣🤣

[@israelcm7246]

😅😂😂

[@nicoledillard7358]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@arielfoxx]

She still don’t see how she’s wrong what her coming out the closet got to do with anything. She is a mess

[@_elijamal]

Lmao I literally just said the same thing like ma’am what her coming out gotta do with anything. The way she said it 🤢

[@davieb68]

I was thinking the same thing , when you get personal in an argument you’re probably losing your argument ?

[@bostonteaparty3926]

I know! Just messy! Put all her business on BLAST! Just wrong!

[@trekgirl65]

I think you got all mixed up, the plaintiff was the straight one with a husband and two daughters. The defendant was the one who is gay and that the plaintiff was jealous that the defendant was to get all that money she stole from the safe.

[@Exxtol1]

Yeah, she's from a different generation where she thinks she should get points for accepting someone who is gay.

[@Exxtol1]

The saddest thing in all of this is the young woman said she lost her family. Money really brings out the worst in people.

[@lorieharris2776]

Auntie needs to be reported to the Department of Social Security for fraud. Even though her brother passed away, once the Government gets wind of her screwing around with their money, she's gonna find out. Lol

[@erickanew]

I know a lot of disabled people who's spouse/or caretaker works. They do have a nurse paid by the va that comes by too. You just can't survive on $1000 a month

[@Anthro777]

I would not be surprised if JJ has her show staff contact the IRS all the time, probably even gets a reward each time haha

[@terrypi4758]

All of y’all are judging the plaintiff but the here’s the cold facts a thousand dollars a month is not enough money to take care of someone and yourself who is a paraplegic. That’s 12,000 per year and she lives in California…do the math. There was no fraud , the judge judy was just nasty and judgmental to the plaintiff. Is this the 1940s Judge Judy can’t live off 12 thousand dollars a year.

[@susanthompson8962]

She will have her social security cut down and/or put in jail for stealing and fraud! Her husband is just as bad. He's an accomplice.

[@StefaniClowdis]

They wouldn’t do a thing

[@RobinBanks100]

I love how she threw in that she "came out of the closet" as if that is going to make her look bad in any way. 😆

[@originalkingalpha5116]

Exactly!!! Her sexuality had absolutely nothing to do with the case; and besides, she still looks better than the plaintiff!💯✌🏽😂

[@alexarias5717]

Right that was so unnecessary

[@kennyhayesmusic7499]

Right?! My first thought was "uuuuh...did she just out her on TV?"

[@Huimatewaka]

Her last comment "Your honour !!!wait we not done" is as classics as yesterdays "Phil speak up"

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

Yesssss

[@moniqueengleman873]

Lol 🤣🤣 I saw that also.

[@geerowr.6666]

OH PHIL SPEAK UP WAS PRIMETIME TV 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brittanygreen3969]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣

[@Cool_Ace]

lmaooooooooooo facts

[@mindlessmeful]

She took that money from her to pay for the rest of the funeral because she didn't want to come out of pocket for her. That sister is a mess.. greedy mess..

[@ecaldwell9]

She took it, because she thought it belong to her. Whether she pocketed or put towards the funeral. The attitude is that she thought it was hers to take.

[@IHeartQuilting2]

Actually, that would be reasonable. Most states require that funeral/creamation/burial expenses be paid from the estate first before disbursement. If the life insurance didn't have enough to cover, then it would be reasonable to take it from the cash he left no matter that he had directed where the cash was to go.

[@claudiaangarita4769]

Not only is the woman greedy, she’s not the sharpest tool in the shed either. Judge Judy knew what she was dealing with!

[@patriciataylor2661]

😂😂😂

[@TheFazbearFanimations]

I thought I was the only one who could sense lying when it came to her- she already has a job and she's getting double paid for it?- which isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's cool to have multiple jobs, but what isn't cool is to have all the money coming from the state- especially when this money is more valuable to those who actually need it more than she does. It's the greediness of this women that sends me down in flames.

[@AnasCreativeCorner]

Not aunty throwin' shade about her being out of the closet. Like that's a shocking thing nowadays. She needs to take her joker self back home now.

[@amandaz9762]

Ooh that needed to be gone there 🤣🤣

[@MEGIDIOT]

I know right, sexual orientation is the most 2006 thing to make fun of someone about

[@themirrorsofmymind]

*_"Love that Joker!"_* But seriously, I thought her grin was permanently stuck on her face but I didn't think of "The Joker" so thanks for the laugh!

[@dolam]

This has been one of the most compelling cases I have heard in a long time. It is a shame that some people cheat their own family for money.

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Righy

[@bravo2966]

Just so happens that the money the defendant received was short the amount that the plaintiff had to pay for the funeral. What a coincidence. Scammer who raked in $1,000 a month for decades and doing nothing for her brother, and that horrible grin she had on her face, I wanted someone to slap it off.

[@hctz1234]

Trust me you’re not the only one that wanted to wiped that stupid smile off her face.

[@digby_dooright]

I guess I'm the only one that thought she was nice. I dunno.

[@IHeartQuilting2]

First, most states require funeral/burial/cremation costs be paid from the estate and life insurance. If ALL she took was the amount needed to pay for the rest of the funeral costs, that is actually correct. Further, in many states, the caregiver is paid by the state for the disabled family member. They can still have an outside job. It's not a scam. You don't have to be there 24 hours a day - there is a lot more to caregiving than just being there. Dressing and bathing, phone calls, schlepping to appointments, cooking, shopping for groceries and necessities, repairing, organizing, cost of gas/vehicle use. Easily, I spend 4 hours a week just on the phone handling my disabled brothers needs (I don't get paid for it either). Finally, the woman needs dental services.

[@travet1000]

The Plaintiff is a piece of work.

[@Yourock123]

She’s a whole lost cause

[@j3pelfrey]

"Work" is not the word I was thinking of.

[@Fiery.Dragon]

I'm gay, and I would be really upset to be "outed" on TV in the end like that, bringing up her sexuality in the end commentary, "when he took her in, when she had nowhere to go after she came out of the closet... her family disowned her" as if that has any relevance.... and there is no reason to steal her money, but it is clear it was stolen, but nothing can be proven, so nothing was given. This is just a crappy end, and I am really upset that the defendants sexuality was brought into this -- she deserves her own peaceful private life, without people commenting on this and that, they can mind their own home, and let other people have a happy life. I'm a bit pissed off that part of the nasty comments weren't edited out, but it does show the personality of the plaintiff well, and perhaps it will affect her in the future, having her look bad in public.

[@stephanieyee9784]

I can guarantee you that this horror story of a woman will claim to be a good Christian. Guaranteed. She will go to church every week and pray and praise the lord etc but just under her weird smile is her vicious true self.

[@Reloaded_______]

I TOTALLY agree with you. Right is right and wrong is wrong! It had nothing to do with the case at all.

[@JR-kg8ee]

Just shows the plaintiff's character. She used the defendant's sexuality vindictively as a weapon. I have no doubt the plaintiff stole some of the money as the money the defendant received was much less than than the 7000 she (plaintiff) admitted at the start of the case. The plaintiff more than likely took the property as she acted as if she was looting the house immediately following his death.

[@Lelo.Machaka]

😂 y’all are reaching

[@whosaidthat9265]

But it sounds like she was already out based on the content of the statement itself.

[@susanstribe4914]

The plaintiff took the money when she realized the 5k was not enough. She should have just admitted it 💀

[@stephanieyee9784]

She's a horrid vulture.

[@jdsiv3]

ikr... which tbh I don't blame her i would have done the same thing

[@bostonteaparty3926]

I believe that is exactly what she did - and I am sorry, I would have done the same thing. I would have taken the money to make up the remainder to put him to rest. If the defendant cared about him as much as she portrays - she should not have had a problem with it - if that was the real reason she did not get all the money. He was her angel in her time of need - and she in fact got $5510.00. I am not a fan of the sister - but I do believe that the defendant did take things out of the home.

[@anndeecosita3586]

I think so as well. My relative is upset I’m not giving them a deceased relative’s vehicle they claim was promised to them. Instead as executor I’m choosing to sell it to pay the $2,000 the cemetery is charging for a simple grave marker. I’m not making money off of it. I feel like the person who is upset should offer to pay the expenses if they feel entitled to the property.

[@tabbycat6458]

Judge Judy is spot on, that woman took that safe and robbed that young lady.

[@DonGrigorianFishing]

Oh so he was her father??? Thanks for mentioning that at the very end! I thought she was just some girl taking care of the plaintiffs brother… 🙄

[@WeezyJeffersonYo]

He was just someone who took her in. The defendant viewed him as a father figure, as stated in Part 1. The defendant is calling him her father but he wasn't. Apparently she is lesbian and her family didn't accept it at first. He took her in.

[@dg1593]

They are not blood. She stated in a previous episode that he was a "father figure".

[@nai-lahkristasimone5161]

@@dg1593 oh ok thanks for the clarity

[@dg1593]

@@nai-lahkristasimone5161 All good!

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

@@dg1593 No...JJ said that. The relationship is unclear. She could be a biological daughter who he didn't know until recently she did say she was going to celebrate her "dad's life" suggesting he was more than a father figure. It also would explain why the plaintiff was part honouring their brother's wishes which, given their dishonesty, would be less inclined to do if she was just an unrelated stray waif that he had taken in.

[@damnnerves24]

JJ read the plaintiff’s character from the go. I’m glad she sent her packing. The defendant must’ve of really taken great care of the deceased brother for him to leave her something. The plaintiff wants to bring up her lifestyle, but not one time did she make claims that her brother wasn’t being taking care of by the defendant. Plaintiff is trifling beyond measure and knows she took that extra money from the safe to pay for funeral expenses. 😒

[@nancygodsey8312]

She also lied and said the defendant was getting free room and board. She wasn't. She was paying rent the entire time to the brother. At least $250 a month for 5 years. And he was saving it for her. That's 60 months x 250 = $15,000. Maybe he didn't save it for all the five years. His sister is a thief trying to call the other woman a thief. JJ wasn't having it. Karma will happen.

[@Angie_bae]

Bringing up her coming out and got nowhere to go. What a evil woman!!! Poor defendant

[@joymcguire]

The plaintiff has a constant smile on her face. Weird.

[@mikey2toes966]

Probably bad plastic surgery

[@whosaidthat9265]

Large dentures and an overbite

[@Exxtol1]

Some people smile when they're nervous.I worked with a girl like that. She told me that when she feels like she's getting sexually harassed or anytime she's nervous that she starts smiling, which I thought was bizarre. The woman should still be ashamed of herself for suing.

[@firefly-fu3ce]

@@Exxtol1 she sounds very odd

[@victoriamcclellan5295]

It was irritating lol

[@sv5304]

Poor girl. I have a feeling she took care of the guy a lot more and a lot better than his sister, brother in law & nieces. So much of the sister's bs didn't even make sense. Greedy. She even said there was $7,000 (who knows how much there really was) in the safe, yet didn't even give the girl that amount.

[@chopkong]

If you ruin a family relationship and dishonor your brother's wishes over a few thousand dollars, then your life sucks.

[@djanime317]

When the plaintiff said we’re not done and JJ said oh I am, I squealed 😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@deontek]

Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me toooo!!!! Lol

[@marthaslabaugh297]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gypsyqueen3806]

I’ll bet she stole much more than just the $2,000!! She probably stole enough to cover all the things she claims the defendant “stole” from the house!! That lady is evil and super sketchy!! I’m positive she scammed the hell out of the government and I hope being exposed on judge Judy causes her get audited and charged for theft!! Karma will get her for what she did!! It always comes back around!!

[@michellehaberman5918]

Plaintiff when JJ asks about property defendant took and she said "a few things near and dear...." and then describes a computer, fax, printer, jewelry, furniture.... ugh, the greed is disgusting.

[@bigunk2667]

Wow so she steals $250k from the state for “caring” for her brother. Then has the audacity to steal from this young woman. Crazy and I bet she has no remorse what so ever

[@shannonjiu-jitsuathlete6877]

She admitted there was 7,000$ in the safe at the beginning

[@cindymann3673]

Right and the D said she received 5K…

[@stephanielynch5146]

Exactly, I think the plaintiff should have been made to pay the defendant the 2K that is missing (that we all know she used for the burial).

[@schouten841]

@@stephanielynch5146 she can't make that judgement, since it cannot be proven that the plaintiff used the money sadly.

[@IHeartQuilting2]

@@stephanielynch5146 No, I disagree. The burial was $7,000. Life insurance was $5,000. The deceased is expected to pay for that before any disbursement of an estate. What was wrong was that she opened the safe without the plaintiff present.

[@thallus23]

The plaintiff is trifling! She played dumb, but she was sharp about the money 😂

[@titerado]

"Ohh I'm done" lovely, and so am I with this wicked witch

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

Whew she threw shade and revealed exactly who she is and what she’s about!

[@modestinemungo4661]

Judge Judy said " Oh I'm done!" Priceless!

[@brandonhoward8123]

So really they are mad because she came out of the closet and he took her in? What a bunch of jokes they got what they deserved besides the fact that she basically admitted at the end she took 2400 out to finish paying for the funeral that young lady should of got that

[@meltt6166]

I hate how she basically literally admitted to stealing $2000 n JJ still dismissed the case

[@Transformers2Fan1]

Should of? English, please.

[@solowilliams931]

Well if he left 7000 for her and she was no blood relative, and the 5000 life insurance was to bury him then give him a 5000 dollars burial. Damn.

[@jessebriee3918]

The brother felt as though the defendant had a need for the money more than his sister or her family. The young woman was in dire need to reinvent herself to be become a better person. It was his money to do whatever he wanted, not hers to distribute the way the plaintiff felt was in her own best interest. The funeral was more expensive that her brother knew. the 5k didn't cover the costs. So, upon opening the safe, the cash that was there, she took enough out to cover the additional funeral expenses. As Judge Judy said, the safe should have been opened in front of her if the plaintiff was going to be honest and follow through with her brothers request. maybe the brother felt the defendant did more for him on his behalf that the sister and family. Because she didn't do for her brother unless she was getting paid to do so.

[@jessieh9127]

I personally think she illegally took that money from the state for supposedly taking care of him. If you listen to her, I think the first part, she said her brother could take care of himself and then back tracked when JJ asked why she was getting paid then. Honestly that young lady probably helped him more than she did and maybe that's why he was putting that money away for her. I just wish she or her sister had proof of how much that was

[@MommyLion]

And I think the brother knew sis was getting paid by the state to care for him, which I don't really understand how she is caring for him if he lives in his own place with someone else? I don't think the defendant did NOTHINH for him! She was probably doing more caretaking duties than sis!

[@Wayniesgirl]

@@jessieh9127 I agree. If he could bathe himself, how in the world could he not turn himself in bed?? What a LIAR

[@IHeartQuilting2]

@@jessieh9127 You are allowed to have a job while getting paid to care for a disabled family member. Do you honestly think the state wasn't aware of the payments? JJ has never cared for a disabled person in her life - the money only helps - it does not cover the full expense of the care, transportation or costs of needs not covered by Medicaid.

[@FionaBorgiaVandenheuvelGoode]

The greed of people is DISGUSTING

[@imcarlab21]

I normally comment my opinion, but my mother told me if I don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. So ima sit back and keep my mouth shut bcuz yeahh.. 😒🤦🏽‍♀️ her smerkish smile is just making my blood boil.

[@traviswoitke1764]

We all know she took money 🤡

[@questionresearch8721]

The plaintiff is a manipulative. Out of the abundance of the mouth, the heart speaks. She thought she could do whatever.

[@ulfrlockseven]

The plaintiff and her other family members are people to avoid! They would toss you under the bus for a couple of thousand of dollars and that's sad when it's their own family. Any family member who chooses money over you is a solid red flag to stay away from them

[@marlenewilliamson4005]

This woman is like my sister . Made a lot of money off a loved ones death and lied about it .

[@Evie0526]

Ahhhh those four words always brighten my day. YOUR CASE IS DISMISSED 🤣

[@sharispears365]

It was plain to see the plaintiff's greed. So dishonorable to her deceased brother..shameful!

[@kiadent8848]

Judge Judy slipped on this one. The plaintiff said there was $7k in the safe, yet she then stated that she didn't know the amount 🤔 the defendant said that she only received $5, 510. The cost of the funeral was a little over $7k, so it stand to reason that the plaintiff took the balance of the funeral money from the defendants money. And considering that the defendant was one of three that had the keys to their home...I seriously think that she took the things that were left to the plaintiff.

[@zahrans]

Oh she knew. Didn't you catch the bit where JJ grilled how much the funeral cost and how much the life insurance payout was? The issue was there was no real way of proving the actual amount in the safe, even if the plaintiff initially said there was 7k.

[@SummerBayJournal]

@@zahrans The plaintfiff saying 7k was enough "proof" (ie beyond reasonable doubt) that the defendent was owed $1,500. It would be different if it was just the defendent guessing the amount (as Judy points out). But it's not just that. The plaintiff herself stated 7k at the start. That's enough to award the defendent the remaining 1500. Judy slipped by not awarding that, whether she "knew" or not.

[@empressannjam1]

Proof???

[@IHeartQuilting2]

@@SummerBayJournal No she didn't. The decedent is expected to provide the means for burial/cremation/funeral before ANY disbursements from the estate. That includes cash.

[@FinisP]

The plaintiff was steeling from the state as well as her brother. What a greedy and evil family! She said there was 7 grand in the safe and her husband counted it!

[@CanyouseewhatIs33]

And she’s looking after criminals…that’s reassuring

[@keysha3317]

She read her like a book💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@user-bn8ui9wm3u]

the plantiff keeps raising her hand and its sending me LMAOO

[@blkprince198]

Put ya hand down 😂😂

[@normagallagher7432]

The smile slightly changed nearing the end with the time difference in opening the safe and paying the funeral director. I would have asked for the credit card statement! As for the bed sores, if he was able to bathe and feed himself, as well as the whole family going round there,he should not have had these.

[@polloloci21]

I went to college with a lady that always smiled. ALWAYS. It was weird.

[@dawnlandbags]

😂

[@ExceptionalLex]

Plaintiff had nothing nice to say about that young lady whom her own brother loved like a daughter. That tells me everything I need to know about her.

[@Zenobiadream]

Plaintiff “we not done” Judge Judy “I’m done” lol savage

[@TtheeEnd]

"Your honor, we're not done." 😂😂 Who the hell does she think she is? 😂😂

[@BABYGIRL4U1]

Omg the sister is wicked!! Why would you have to say that at the end. So basically you feel she doesn’t deserve the money because your brother who obviously had a very kind heart took her in regardless of her situation. You obviously feel the £1000 a month wasn’t enough for helping your own brother 😢 I pray for that young girl she is beautiful ❤

[@junegoodmanqueen9730]

love and prayers to the young woman that lost her father figure. shame on the sister. God knows what went on!!

[@Godblessed2]

You don’t tell Judge Judy “we’re not done”. The nerve

[@alexhuevera939]

plaintiff learned plenty from the CROOKS she was watching in JAIL

[@slinkiegirl2001]

they educated her on how to fleece her relatives

[@michellemcguffin142]

They're the only ones who claimed it was ONLY $7,000 in the safe. I bet it was more than that. She didn't pay a dime for her brother's funeral. The defendant ending up paying for his homecoming. And... If her name was on "the envelope" why did her husband count HER money. Judge Judy slipped on this one. I hope she did get the missing items.

[@originalkingalpha5116]

That's what I was thinking. That man probably had about $20K or close to it in that strong box, if not more. They said she lived there for about 5 years I think.

[@pokelover223]

I love how JJ called the plaintiff on her bull 💩 for taking advantage of the system ❤

[@1wateroak]

The brother seemed like a good guy

[@_likestobitelexii_]

The bil made me giggle. Also that lady is a piece of work.

[@juliestark-crumpler2678]

That woman wanted to steal money from her dead brother. Ive had to deal with family members like that in the past unfortunately.. Truly despicable

[@Oliviabball32]

the problem is it was cash so there’s just no way to prove anything😔 JJ clearly knew what happened but couldnt make a judgement on it. the plaintiff DEFINITELY took at least $2000 and probably much more!! so sad

[@YoungKELP]

“After she came out the closet” stfu ppl be so quick to turn on each other

[@Cluedin369]

The sister is a disgrace. It was so obvious that she is greedy.

[@sarcasticgrunt01]

The Plaintiff is giving 'No wire hangers!"

[@TheBlackkat63]

When you move wrong it always catches up to you. Bad behavior gets it’s reward.

[@BeKind2AllKinds]

So true.

[@peircingblueeyes]

Omg judge Judy is a master of her craft really

[@sashabenoit1518]

JJ can ALWAYS sniff out scammers and people abusing the system! Also, that defendant is off her rocker! She says the stuff the defendant supposedly took was sentimental to her then starts naming off a computer, printer, fax machine.. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ak8990]

Love the defendants hair!!!

[@rocco...]

It's as if the sister was finally relieved that her brother died so she could get her paws on his money.

[@PureAloha78]

The plaintiff is really working my last nerve .

[@lovej6854]

Defended is gorgeous!

[@antfolchiable]

"When she came out the closet" That line explained tons.

[@nancyhoward7005]

Punching someone at a funeral is low down dirty, disrespectful, nasty, hateful and psycho

[@empressnigeria]

Her husband watched like he knew it wasn’t going to work out for his wife

[@joywebster2678]

The plaintiffs daughters over reactions are quite something!

[@minnie7827]

Up until the end of part 2 I forgot this was about a funeral slap🤭

[@LV2UXO77]

Did anyone else understand what the defendant meant when she said at 4:06, she wants to celebrate her dad's life now?" I'm a little confused about what the defendant said at 4:06. "I just want this part of my life to be done and over with, and to be able to celebrate my dad's life now," was the man she was living with her father?

[@docfmb1]

Husband looks like a jolly fellow.

[@deidrejones6075]

Smiley grin on her face shows and tells what she really is !!!!

[@polyprinz]

Sometimes even family members will be blinded by money and not honor a loved ones wishes when they die. That is so sad!

[@mitchryan5468]

I'm so lost what she was even sueing for to begin with lol

[@evelyn7881]

That creepy family thought they were better than that girl That whole " coming out of the closet and family disowning dig was creepy woman's real feelings. Good Judge Judy. Saw right through those hypocrites .

[@kikatx08]

Greed is a terrible thing, she received monthly payments for taking care of her brother, 1k a month for probably years and still wants more, outrageous.

[@jeanalzaidi908]

That old man's sister robbed that poor girl blind I'm glad judge judy saw it too she should be ashamed of herself

[@CaptchaNeon]

I think we all knew the plaintiff had been caught when she mentioned she paid the remaining balance for funeral expenses. She screwed herself by saying everything that she did.

[@TheDigitalDecade]

Wow…. That lady is a real piece of work.

[@branz2002]

defendant should’ve got 5k for all this nonsense. plaintiff is a thief all around. working and getting paid by the state.

[@hey2930]

Took her in???? That’s her dang dad??? Like DUHHHH!

[@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully]

So why did her daughter have “nowhere to go when she came out of the closet”? She meant to say that she disowned her not the family. What a cruel mother.

[@groowanderer]

She meant the ladies own family, not hers.

[@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully]

@@groowanderer is her mother’s family not her family?

[@groowanderer]

@@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully the plaintiff is not her mother. The plaintiff was talking about the defendant coming out of the closet and that the defendants family wouldn't accept her, but hers (plaintiff) did.