be vindictive about?
First, everything was fine in
2012 because she brought you the
dog, according to you.
>> Yes, but I was sup-- the
whole problem had started
because I was supposed to get my
Social Security, and she
offered -- she wanted to borrow
some money from me, and I told
her, "Yeah," I would give her
money when I got my
Social Security.
>> Judge Judy: When was that?
>> It was supposed to be --
I was supposed to get my
Social Security last year.
And then I decided no, I wasn't
gonna when she threw me out.
>> Judge Judy: And when did she
throw you out?
>> She started May.
Well, I moved out in May, so
April --
She didn't start eviction
proceedings.
>> Judge Judy: She just threw
you out?
>> Yeah, basically, she told me
get out, basically.
>> Judge Judy: But your
stepfather was still there.
>> Oh, yeah.
He was renting the home from
her from my father.
>> Judge Judy: Tell me why you
asked her to leave in May.
>> Your Honor, I have never,
ever asked my daughter to move
out.
I asked her boyfriend to move
out because, first of all, he
was beating her, and I would get
phone calls in the night from
my ex-husband, said they were
fighting and he was beating her.
He didn't like the dogs, so he
was abusing them.
>> Judge Judy: Did you take the
dog?
>> Yes, Walter lives with me in
my home.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
But your daughter did have both
dogs for a long period of time.
>> Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
Did your daughter have both
dogs, the male and the female,
for a long period of time?
That's either a yes or a no.
That's something that can easily
be verified.
>> Yes, I did, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Shh, shh, shh.
Shh.
>> Okay.
I'm sorry.
>> No, because my daughter was
in and out of jail, she was
running every three months.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
Ms. Donnelly, between 2012 and
2016 -- May of 2016 -- very easy
to verify, did both dogs live
with your daughter?
And then when she left the
mobile home that she was living
in with her stepfather and her
boyfriend and she left one of
the dogs -- she left the male --
subsequently, you went and got
that male.
>> Yes, I did.
>> Judge Judy: What she's
telling me is accurate.
She had both dogs, and then in
May, when she moved, she left
the male dog with your
ex-husband, who I can call.
Listen to me.
Did she leave that dog with your
ex-husband?
>> I left the dog --
>> Judge Judy: You better tell
me the truth because --
>> Your Honor, I'm not lying to
you.
>> Judge Judy: Very good.
So did she leave the dog with
your ex-husband?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Who did she leave
the dog with?
>> She left the dog in the house
because the dog actually -- I
left the dog with my ex-husband
when he was living in another
house before this where he's
now, because I lived in that
mobile home.
And my daughter was in a hurry
to get me out.
>> Judge Judy: You have the
title to the mobile home that
your daughter was living in?
Do you have the title to the
mobile home?
>> No, I didn't think of
bringing it, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Well, that's
unfortunate.
She says it doesn't belong to
you.
>> It belongs to my father.
It doesn't belong to her.
>> It doesn't belong to your
father.
>> Yes, it does.
>> Judge Judy: And I'm
dismissing your countersuit.
Your countersuit is for
vandalism of the mobile home.
It doesn't belong to you.
>> Thank you.
>> Judge Judy: Belongs to her
father.>> Judge Judy: Let's geto
the dog.
Where is the dog now?
>> In my home.
>> Judge Judy: And I am correct
that between 2012 and 2016, the
male dog was in your daughter's
possession.
Ms. Donnelly, is that correct?
Between 2012 and 2016 -- May of
2016 -- both dogs were in your
daughter's possession.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Good.
>> 'Cause they lived in the same
house.
>> Judge Judy: I will prepare an
order that the dog is to be
returned to you.
>> Thank you so much.
>> You're not getting your dog.
>> Thank you so much.
>> You're not getting the dog.
>> Thank you.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> Judge Judy didn't want to
listen to me.
>> She's never been there for us
when we were younger.
>> She wanted to listen to my
lying daughter who does drugs.
>> I used to drugs, and she put
me in prison.
>> Now, can I please go?
>> I am so happy.