She told me, "You're not seeing your son at all."
He showed up unannounced.
He went to his car to grab a hammer
and busted my living room windows.
He threatened me and my son life.
So that's why I did not want him to come near me or my son.
No, ma'am, not whatsoever.
So you went over there even though she told you not to come over?
[announcer] This is Judy Justice.
[theme music playing]
[announcer] Savoz Carter is suing his ex-girlfriend
Teamonne Spurling for car damage and an assault.
[Kevin] Court come to order.
All rise.
Have a seat, please.
- Good morning, Judge. - Good morning, Kevin.
Yeah. Case number 1182, Carter versus Spurling.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
[Judge Judy] Mr. Carter, you and Ms. Spurling have a child together.
Yes, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] And based upon the calendar year,
that child must be a little over a-year-old now.
- Yes, ma'am. Correct. - [Judge Judy] It's a boy.
Yes, ma'am. Thank God.
Well, you also had a daughter?
Yes, ma'am.
And that daughter is not the child of the defendant,
but with another lady.
[Savoz] Correct.
[Judge Judy] With whom you also don't live?
Right.
[Judge Judy] Do you have any other children?
Um, yeah.
How many?
Uh, four total.
How old are they?
Seven, and seven, and one, and one.
[Judge Judy] Just a minute. Seven?
- Yeah. - And are they twins?
- Um, no. - [Judge Judy] So they have...
- two that are seven. - Separate mothers.
- Their mothers are different. - [Savoz] Yes. Correct.
[Judge Judy] Okay, so you have two sevens.
- Go ahead. - And two ones.
And two ones, also not with the same mother.
They were not twins?
Right. Just one with the, um, defendant.
What do you do for a living?
I work at Domino's and I do voiceovers.
Do voiceovers for what?
It's content.
[Judge Judy] Explain that to me.
Like a TV show.
Okay. Well then, you're gonna have to speak up and slowly
'cause if you do voiceovers, you wanna project yourself, right?
Right.
[Judge Judy] Who do you live with now?
Currently living with a friend.
- [Judge Judy] Male or female? - Male.
[Judge Judy] According to you, an incident happened about a year ago
- that involved the defendant. - Yes.
[Judge Judy] You each have very, very different versions of that event.
You're the plaintiff.
It is your allegation that the defendant assaulted you.
- Seriously? - Yes, precisely.
Which caused serious injury on October 10th of 2020.
Yes, precise.
I'd like you to tell me your version of the events.
- [Savoz] Yes. - She has a version
that is markedly different.
[Savoz] Yes.
So October 10th, I was, um,
I received a phone call to go to, uh, the defendant's house.
Uh, she want...
[Judge Judy] You got a phone call from her?
Yes.
She wanted me, um, to drop off some money.
But I refused to drop off money if I couldn't see my son.
Had you been having difficulty seeing your son in the past?
Well, prior to that incident, it was on and off.
And then after the incident, it got better.
[Judge Judy] Okay.
Your son was three-months-old at the time...
- [Savoz] Right. - ...according to what I read.
Yes. Correct.
And the two of you didn't live together?
Right.
She called you, she said, "I need some money for the baby."
- Right. - [Judge Judy] You said, "I'm not
gonna give you money unless I can see him."
- Yes. - [Judge Judy] If she let you see him,
you were prepared to give her money.
Yes. I'm prepared to take him with me too.
Well, I don't know if she want-- did she want you to take him with you?
No, but that was my, um... that was my standards.
Oh, so not only did you want to see him...
[Savoz] Yeah.
...you wanted to see him outside of her presence?
Yeah, precisely.
[Judge Judy] That's so-- I'm, I'm not finding fault with that.
Yes.
I have my daughter at the same time.
So you had one of your seven-year-olds?
- [Savoz] Yeah. - Just one?
- Yes. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
Well, what did she say to you?
It was more of, majority of the fact, she didn't want, want me to, um...
she didn't wanna be in the presence of the baby at the same time.
No, I--you have to tell me what you said to her and what she said to you.
I told her I want to, uh, see my son and she wanted to get some money.
She told me, "You're not seeing your son at all."
And I, um, well, I had told her I was gonna come over her house
and, um, come pick him up because we had prior talk...
Just a second, so she said you're not gonna see him.
Right.
[Judge Judy] And you said, "I'm coming over anyway."?
- Right. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
About what time of the day was this?
This is, um, a little bit afternoon-ish.
Around?
12:00, 1:00.
- [Judge Judy] Oh, okay. - Yeah.
[Judge Judy] Well, afternoon is also 4:00,
but this was about 12:00 or 1:00.
- Right. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
So you went over there even though she told you not to come over.
Right.
[Judge Judy] And you drove over with your daughter?
Precisely, yes.
[Judge Judy] Does she live in a house or an apartment?
[Savoz] Apartment.
[Judge Judy] First floor, second floor?
[Savoz] It was first floor,
but I also want to note, prior to the, me coming over,
it was a, a day before, she had told me I could get him.
So she had changed her mind overnight.
- Okay. - [Savoz] So...
- Without... - [Savoz] ...I did not that.
Without going any further, is what he says correct so far?
No.
Well then, let's pick it up, your version of what happened just until that point.
He says you had agreed the day before that he could see his son,
then you called him and you said, "I want some money."
He said, "I'm not giving you money unless I can see my son."
You said you're not gonna see him.
He came over anyway.
Uh-huh.
What's your story?
So I had called him from work, I'm a chef,
and I was working at the casino.
I did ask him for $50
to help with the daycare fees for that week 'cause it's $200.
- He said... - [Judge Judy] Okay.
- So you did ask him for money. - Yes.
Was this on October 9th or 10th?
I asked him October 9th at night.
- So you were working, called him... - [Teamonne] Yes.
...the day before.
Yeah.
- [Judge Judy] And asked him for money. - Yes.
And he said to you.
He said, "Unless I'm seeing you," he didn't ask to see his son.
He said, "Unless I'm seeing you, I'm not giving you no money."
I said, "Well, you don't have to see me, my brothers are at home.
You can drop the money off to him.
I didn't have sex with your brothers.
I'm not giving them the money."
I said, "Well, you can just forget the whole thing.
I'll get it from my father." And that's when he popped up at my house.
The next day?
- Yes. - [Judge Judy] Were you home?
- Yes, I was. I was cleaning. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
Well, slight variation, but I got it so far.
He showed up unannounced.
Yes.
[Judge Judy] Go.
Your version.
To my understanding, um...
[Judge Judy] Just a second.
Now, you get to the house,
your seven-year-old daughter is in the car.
You leave her in the car?
Yes.
[Judge Judy] Alone?
I tell--I tell her I'm gonna right--yes.
You left your seven-year-old daughter in the car alone.
This was in October.
- Yes. - [Judge Judy] In what city?
Cincinnati, Ohio.
[Judge Judy] Was she in a car seat?
She's old enough, so no.
So the answer is she was not in a car seat?
No, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] Was she in the seatbelt?
Yes, she was in the seatbelt.
[Judge Judy] So you left her in the car.
And you went to the plaintiff's door?
Yes.
Step-by-step.
I went to the plaintiff's door and, um, she, um, opened the door
and I told her I'm here to get Bryce and she said, "Where's my money?"
I'm like, "I got to go see, see the son first."
And she's, uh--my son is in the kitchen.
So she's at the door.
I see my son.
And she's like, "Yeah, he right there."
I'm like, "Oh, let me get him."
She like, "Nah. And I wish you would step in."
And I'm like--and so I was...
No, no, no.
Slowly, I have to make this mental picture for myself.
- Slowly. - Right.
[Judge Judy] You're at the door.
- You lean in. - [Savoz] Right. Yeah, I lean in.
You see him in the kitchen.
Yeah. And as best...
You said, "I'm gonna go get him."
She saw me looking like I want to go get him.
She like, "Yeah, he right here and I wish you will come get him."
- And I stepped in the house. - [Judge Judy] But she said...
- [Savoz] Yeah. - ..."I wish you would come get him."
[Savoz] Yeah.
- [Judge Judy] Okay. - So I stepped in the house.
And when I stepped in the house, she slammed the door behind me and...
How did she slam the door behind you?
Like welcomed me in the house and then slammed the door.
And the next thing you know, we walk a little bit towards
the center of the living room
and then I just got smacked
and popped in my head and nose for a few times.
So she hit you?
[Savoz] Yes, a few times.
And I started bleeding a little bit on the ground--on the floor.
[Judge Judy] Okay.
Did she say anything when she hit you?
It was just more antagonizing me saying...
[Judge Judy] No, no, just antagonize is a word
that doesn't describe an act.
Right.
So what did she say when she hit you?
She told me, um, "What was all that stuff you was talking on the phone?"
- And I told you... - [Judge Judy] What was--
what was all that stuff you were talking on the phone?
[Savoz] Right.
[Judge Judy] Did you know what she was talking about?
No, 'cause all I had told her was, was...I was coming to get my son
and she told me I could get him, but from my understanding,
"You told me I can get him yesterday," so.
I was going off the actions of still getting him on the next day, so.
- That's all she was telling me. - Okay.
- She comes over. - [Savoz] Yeah.
- She lets you in the house... - [Savoz] Right.
- [Judge Judy] ...closes the door. - [Savoz] Right.
[Judge Judy] Meanwhile, your seven-year-old is alone in the car.
Right.
[Judge Judy] And you're in there.
You say she hits you a couple of times causing you to bleed from someplace.
- The nose. - [Judge Judy] The nose.
And then what happened?
She reached for, um, a glass jar, like a heavy glass jar
and just tried to, uh, swing on me with it.
But I had blocked her, um, hand from actually connecting
with my face or wherever,
protect the degree she was-- to affect and hit me with.
So next thing you know, I threw the on, um,
the glass jar on the, uh, couch and I ran...
- [Judge Judy] Just a sec. - ...towards the door.
So you grabbed the glass jar out of her hand.
Yeah, as she was swinging it, yeah.
- You threw it on the couch. - [Savoz] Yes.
[Judge Judy] And went towards the door.
- Yes. - Go ahead.
And I ran out the door running towards my car to go get in my car
to, you know, to leave her house and I get in my car.
And she's chasing me down with the glass jar.
- And she starts... - You got in the car.
[Savoz] Yes.
- [Judge Judy] Did you close the door? - Yes.
Go ahead.
I closed the door, had the window down
and, um, next thing you know, she's coming towards the car
and bashed the windshield in.
And I'm like sitting there in shock that she blasting the windshield in.
And I stick my hands out the window to try to stop her
'cause she's like right there by the mirror.
And, um, next thing you know my hand gets caught in the action
of her bashing the windshield in and tore some tendons and some nerve damage.
And your daughter is in the car?
Yes, she's--was--witnessed me running towards the car
right along with my, um,
- my witness here. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
Did you see what happened after she was chasing him?
I thought I've seen him getting chased, he went--ran into the vehicle.
I've seen at the scene, something's getting swung at the, the windshield.
I could see him put his hand out, all I heard was an, "Ah."
And then next thing you know is just a spurred off.
[theme music playing]
[announcer] Savoz Carter claims his ex-girlfriend,
Teamonne Spurling, owes for car damage and an assault.
Teamonne is countersuing for harassment, claiming Savoz threatened her.
Now, did you make a police report?
I made, made a hospital report when I went to the hospital.
- [Judge Judy] I'd like to see it. - Yes, ma'am.
So on the 10th, you went to the hospital?
Yes.
[Judge Judy] I'd like to see it.
Okay, I mean, you read this report, right?
Yes, ma'am.
Initially, the nurse says, "Patient states his baby mama
attacked his car as he was attempting to leave
and she broke his driver side window."
And then the chief complaint
and this is provided by a physician's assistant,
patient, that's you, 27 years old.
Yes, ma'am.
Twenty-seven years old, four kids, none of whom live with you.
Um, no, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] Nice.
Twenty-seven years old presents for an evaluation
of multiple lacerations on the fingers and wrists.
Patient changes his story multiple times throughout the history
taking and also provides very vague details.
He initially tells me he was sitting in a car holding a glass cup
and his girlfriend came out and threw another glass cup at him.
And he went to protect his own glass cup causing them to collide
and both break showering glass on his right hand.
He later states that the girlfriend
broke his driver side window which is what caused the cuts.
He denies any alcohol or drug use.
Yeah, I don't understand how that nurse got my words
misconstrued with, uh, me having a glass cup at the same time.
[Judge Judy] I don't know.
I wasn't there.
Patient stated this occurred 6:00 this afternoon.
You said it occurred between 12:00 and 1:00.
Yeah...and 1:00.
I went to the hospital at 6:00,
'cause I had to drop my daughter off
after this incident happened.
And then my daughter--
my brother came and picked me back up
and then he took them to the hospital around 5:00, 6:00.
Where did you drop your daughter off?
Back home to her mother.
How far is that?
Probably about three miles, not far.
Well, that's 1:00
then you were at the hospital at 1:15.
No, I went to the hospital later on around...
Why?
'Cause I--we had to wait 'til my brother to get back
because he had took my car to go, uh, drop my daughter off
'cause he was in a car with me.
This brother?
[Savoz] Oh, no.
This is the, uh, witness that was down the street.
He's a neighbor.
- [Judge Judy] A neighbor of hers? - Yes.
Would you stand up, please?
Tell me your name.
I'm Brandon Kelly.
Mr. Kelly, do you know the plaintiff?
Well, I know of him, been around.
I was seeing him--seen him a few times.
You know the defendant?
Same thing, seen her a few times around the neighborhood.
Do you remember October 10th?
Vaguely, but yes, ma'am.
Can you tell me what you saw about 1:00 in the afternoon?
It was kind of a blur a little bit because the day before,
it was my birthday, so I kind of partied a little bit.
But as I was outside, me and my friend...
Outside of your house?
Of my friend house because it was her house,
but we was outside.
And, you know, typically it's like, baby ma-baby dad drama,
people yelling and stuff.
But in this scenario, there was a lot of commotion.
I was like, "Wow." Like,
so I just happened to see him getting chased.
You saw him being chased?
- Yes, ma'am. - [Judge Judy] By whom?
By the defendant.
[Judge Judy] Where was he going?
Uh, he was running to his vehicle.
You saw that?
[Brandon] Uh, yes, ma'am.
I'd seen him running out the house to the vehicle and to drive off
because I, I thought the situation was funny
because I didn't know if they were serious or not.
Because stuff like that happens all the time.
Not like with the glass and stuff like that,
but just typical yelling back and forth,
baby daddy and baby mama drama.
Did you see what happened after she was chasing him?
After I seen him chase...
uh, getting chased, he ran into the vehicle.
Next thing you know I just seen, something just getting swung
at the, the windshield.
I can see him put his hand out.
All I heard was an, "Ah."
And then next thing you know, is he just spurred off like...
[Judge Judy] He took off?
Yes, ma'am.
And what did she do?
Uh, she just went back to the house like, uh, basically amped up, upset.
Did you report that to anybody?
- Uh, no, ma'am, no. - [Judge Judy] Okay.
Can you tell me how he contacted you today?
Through Facebook.
Explain that to me.
Basically, um, you know, things go around in the neighborhood.
My friend, she had the, uh, thing recorded on her phone.
She had what recorded on the phone?
Well, basically had the incident recorded on her phone.
[Judge Judy] The friend that you were with that day?
Yes, ma'am.
So she recorded the defendant chasing him to the car.
Yes, ma'am, uh, 'cause she was out the window,
typical, like, viral moment this... I guess.
Did you ever see that video?
No, ma'am.
But she put it on Facebook.
I'm not really a Facebook person.
So, your girlfriend put the video on Facebook?
Yes, ma'am.
This happened a year ago.
Yes, ma'am.
Do you know what name she uses on Facebook?
I'm not for sure. I could probably look it up.
Look it up.
[Brandon] Yes, ma'am.
I also have the evidence for the windshield, if you'd like to see.
No, I don't wanna see anything yet.
Okay.
[Brandon] All right.
Got it?
Kevin, would you hand that over to Sarah, please?
Just an unlikely occurrence that you can actually find that.
Worth a shot?
Okey-dokey.
You have a whole different story about October 10th.
Yes.
[Judge Judy] And we are looking for the video.
So before Sarah, who is very adept at what she does,
because she's a millennial,
and that's what they do as a part-time job.
Did you follow him from your house?
[Teamonne] No.
[Judge Judy] With a glass bottle in your hand?
No.
Did you swing a glass bottle at him?
No.
How was his hand injured on October 10th?
Actually, I got the pictures to prove that he shattered my windshield...
I mean, not my windshield, my windows in my living room,
and his blood is on them, on the picture, so.
So what you're telling me is, that he came over to the house.
[Teamonne] Yes, ma'am.
On that day because we all agree that he came over to the house uninvited.
Yes, ma'am.
And tell me what he did, step-by-step, just like I told him.
Okay. That he came to the door.
It was open because I was mopping so I was letting my floor air dry.
He had came in the living room.
I told him he need to leave my house.
You didn't have permission to come in my house.
My son was not in the kitchen.
He was in the living room.
It has bassinet next to the couch.
I said my son's asleep.
So I did push him.
- I did not punch him... - [Judge Judy] Just a second.
So you put your hands on him?
Yeah, I pushed him out my house.
- [Judge Judy] Just a sec. - Yeah.
- [Judge Judy] You put your hands on him. - Yes, ma'am.
And did you get him out of the house?
No.
He started yelling and screaming back and forth.
[Judge Judy] Okay.
So you put your hands on him, he started yelling and screaming,
and then what happened?
I told him I was calling my mother and my stepdad.
And that's when he left.
And then what happened?
He went to his car, I guess, to grab a hammer
and busted my living room windows.
And that's how he got cut.
The blood is on the window.
Okay. He busted the living room window.
Yes, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] And after he busted the living room window, did he leave?
Yes. He had scurted off
and then I told my mom 'cause it's actually her residence.
What happened next?
Now he's outside.
I threatened to call the police and I had called my mom.
And when she got there, we had made a police report.
I'd like to see it.
I, I don't have it.
So you called the police, no police report and?
And when she had pressed charges against him, he had to pay restitution.
[Judge Judy] Okay.
Do you have any of those court documents?
No.
Were you arrested or taken into custody
for vandalism of the defendant's mother's window?
See him here and around is not making videos.
Mr. Kelly, that's what he did say.
- That is what he said. - [Judge Judy] Yeah.
That you see him here and around just like I see her here and around.
- I got a message from Mr. Kelly. - [Judge Judy] Sit!
That said?
[theme music playing]
[announcer] Savoz Carter has accused his ex-girlfriend,
Teamonne Spurling, of assaulting him and breaking his windshield.
Teamonne says Savoz threatened her and broke her window first.
Were you arrested or taken into custody
for vandalism of the defendant's mother's window?
No, ma'am. Not whatsoever.
Did the police question you about it?
No, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] Did you pay for the window?
No, ma'am.
[Judge Judy] No. Let's go back.
Did you pay for the window?
No, ma'am.
Do you have any proof that he paid for the window?
No, that was, um, between him and her.
- [Judge Judy] Just a second. - So no.
- [Judge Judy] So you have no proof. - No, I'll...
Just a second, just a second.
The answer is no.
No.
- [Judge Judy] Who do you live with? - My mother.
Where is she today?
She is currently sick right now.
So she's not here?
Yeah, she's not here.
No video posted from this time.
On October 10th.
[indistinct]
Actually it is old.
Do you know Mr. Kelly?
Actually, yes.
I had got...
[Judge Judy] Just a second.
Before October 10th had you seen Mr. Kelly before?
Yes, they have.
[Judge Judy] Just a second.
- The answer is yes. - Yes.
When had you seen him before?
Him and him, they do videos together.
They do music together.
It's all over his and his Facebook.
I'd like to see it.
Gladly.
Before she shows it to me, Mr. Carter,
is that true that you and your witness, Mr. Kelly,
do music videos together?
Yeah. Every now and then.
Every now and then?
Yeah.
Do you know that every now and then
means that what you told me and what Mr. Kelly told me today
- was not true? - Excuse me?
What do you mean, excuse me?
Excuse me was, do you know each other?
Yeah, I know her like I know him.
Have you ever made a video with Mr. Kelly?
Uh, no, ma'am.
Kevin, have you ever made a video with Mr. Kelly?
No, Judge.
[Judge Judy] You ever made a video with Mr. Carter?
No, ma'am.
[Savoz] It was...
[Judge Judy] Sang a duet?
No.
- Do you understand what I mean? - [Savoz] It was--it was...
You got what I mean, Mr. Kelly?
It was never a music video.
[Judge Judy] What? Just a second.
Yes, ma'am. May I say something, please?
Uh, the video wise like camera man, we do that,
but like as far as knowing him personally, no, like I see him...
- He also had texted me on his behalf. - I've seen him here and around...
[Judge Judy] Just, just, just, just, just, just a second.
[Brandon] That's why I said I see him here and around. You heard...
No, you said--you see him here and around is not making videos, Mr. Kelly.
Yes, ma'am.
Yeah.
That's what he did say.
- That is what he said. - [Judge Judy] Yeah.
That he's seen him here and around just like I see her here and around.
- I got a message from Mr. Kelly. - [Judge Judy] Sit!
That said?
"Hi, what's going on? This is Brandon,"
which he stated his name, "Savoz brother," which is him.
"Savoz, he just got locked up.
Can you call me when you get a chance?"
This is him.
But I'm not his brother.
So why would I say brother?
[Teamonne] But they are best friends.
He technically--when my son was born, he was supposed to be his godfather, so.
Just a second, just a second.
I got it.
[Brandon] Wow.
[Judge Judy] Lie to me once, we're done.
Do you understand?
Excuse me?
Mr. Carter, did you ever go to court
and asked to be declared legally
the father of this child
and ask for certain rights and responsibilities?
No. I asked for rights to stay away from her
or to stay away from me, not the child.
[Judge Judy] Just a second.
Do you see your son?
Um, not right now, no.
[Judge Judy] Well, not right now.
Right now, we're in court.
Do you visit with him?
- Does he come to stay with you? - Not as lately, no.
When was the last time you saw him?
Within a few months.
[Judge Judy] Where did you see him?
Um, I took him, um, to daycare and dropped her off back at home.
Is that right?
No, not technically, no.
He did come and get me and my son for daycare,
but we had got into an argument
'cause he's not supposed to be in the daycare.
He wanted to go in, 'cause it's family-owned by my family.
So he kicked us out the car.
He did not take us to daycare.
But you were--let him come over?
[Teamonne] Yeah. I was in his car, yeah.
Yeah.
Case is dismissed. We're done.
You don't come here, sir,
and you don't bring a witness here that lies to me.
Do you understand?
- And just like... - But I didn't.
[Judge Judy] ...the physician's assistant said,
"He kept telling different kind of stories.
He was vague as to sort of what happened."
Excuse me?
[Judge Judy] Threw two glasses, one glass, a windshield.
If somebody came after me and cut me, sir,
so that I had to have hand surgery,
I guarantee you, there would be a police report.
Guaranteed.
I wasn't presented for a chance to do a police report.
You've had a year.
I was going through stuff with her for a whole year.
[Judge Judy] Yeah. Okay.
We're done here.
Your case is dismissed, as is your counterclaim.
[Kevin] Court is adjourned.
I'm so happy 'cause he was completely lying,
the judge also saw that.
Man, just a bunch of bogus going on.
I'm pretty sure everybody saw that.
His story kept changing.
Just not seeing eye-to-eye,
just we was raised from different cloths,
that's all I can really say.
Everything's about my child.
I don't care what you do.
I don't care how many other kids you got, my child is my main focus.
But I get to see my child 'cause I'm a family man.
I like to have all my kids together.
I would like to have a big family going on with me and her
but, you know, there's a lot of differences going on.
It's time to stay strong for my son.
For the most part, I just hope I get to see my son.
[Judge Judy] Perfect example.
The devil is in the detail.
He told a perfectly credible story
and then figured
he would punctuate that story
with a witness
who added a few details to make it even more credible.
And then you look up the detail.
[Sarah] Uh-hmm.
Something that never occurred to either
one of these two geniuses that might happen.
And you found nothing.
Nothing.
[Judge Judy] You found her name.
Yup, her name and even a birthday tribute from that day,
but no video like he mentioned.
And the detail, well, do you know,
I know him around from around just like do you know her well?
Just the same way I know her from around.
Well, didn't you think she was going to say they make videos together?
Yeah. I think the doctor had it right the first time around
from that report.
- [Judge Judy] Right, he was... - Inconsistent.
[Judge Judy] Inconsistent.
And another thing that my father used to say is,
"Keep it simple, stupid."
He had told that story,
I might have bought that story from him, really.
[Sarah] Uh-huh.
Yeah.
[Judge Judy] It sounded perfectly credible.
It's so foolish.
Lucky, we have technology.
[Sarah] Yeah.
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