notice, please?
What property did she steal?
The trailer in the back was,
uh, stolen
from Fridley, Minnesota.
>> Judge Judy: On what date?
>> That happened, I believe,
on the 10th of October.
At that time, she was notified
about the vehicles being parked
all over the grass.
>> Judge Judy: Do you have
photographs of the house?
>> No, but I got evidence
of the city
making the complaints
where they were at,
located in the yard.
>> I also have
the abatement, too.
>> If you want to see it,
the abatement orders.
>> Judge Judy: I'm --
This is her countersuit
with regard to the vehicles
that were impounded.
So I'm not there yet.
I'll get there.
At some point,
when you had her evicted,
you went in and you say
you found damage to the home.
I'd like to see the photographs
of that.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Who's the artist
in your house?
>> Uh, that would
be Pixley.
>> Judge Judy: Hm?
>> But he --
it's all painted.
I mean, it's all fixed.
>> Judge Judy: How? When?
>> I have pictures.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
it.
>> It's airbrush.
She wrote on "before"
and "after."
>> Judge Judy: When was this
picture taken?
>> That was taken
before he had me evicted.
>> Judge Judy: How much
before he -- I want to know.
And this you want be to believe,
that the crazies
that were living in this house,
that this is the way the house
looked right before he had --
>> That's exactly
how the house looked.
>> Judge Judy: I mean, what I
see is a whole lot of other
kind of living, which is whole
different than this.
>> That was all paint--
It was all painted.
But that's how my house
looked every day.
I had two --
two living rooms, two bathrooms,
three bedrooms, a fireplace.
My house was beautiful.
>> Judge Judy: It's not your
house.
It's his house.
>> Well, when I lived there.
And he even was there at the end
of July and told me how nice it
looked.
He came and used the bathroom.
He knows my house was nice.
He's the one who came in.
He gutted the bathroom.
He's doing this all
for insurance.
I never seen his pictures
either.
>> Judge Judy: Let me show them
to you.
>> And I was packed, ready to
move...
>> Judge Judy: Would you
give this -- Would you give that
to her?
>> When he had me evicted,
and then just went through
all my stuff and threw it
in the garage in a pile.
Yeah, this is what he did
after he had me taken out.
I have more pictures, too.
He went through
every one of my boxes,
all of my belongings,
took what they wanted.
He had somebody living in --
He had somebody living in my
house when I -- or in my
property --
>> There's a pinball machine
in the bathroom.
>> Judge Judy: Shh. Shh.
>> It's in the kitchen.
Oh, I'm sorry.
It's in the kitchen.
>> I was getting ready
to move.
My whole house was packed.
You can call the sheriffs.
They wouldn't write me
a statement.
He had somebody living
in the house for a week.
>> Judge Judy: Would you?
>> Damaging it.
>> Cleaning it.
Cleaning the house.
>> Cleaning it?
No, they were in there
destroying it.
>> And loading a Dumpster.
>> This is after -- after he had
me taken out.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> I have the -- the order of
them putting me back in the
house after he illegally evicted
me, the stay order.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So you were evicted
on what date?
>> The sheriffs
removed me October 20th.
>> Judge Judy: October 20th.
And on October 25th,
you moved back in?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, and between
October 20th and October 25th,
what you're suggesting is that
this is the way the house was.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: And you stayed
there until when?
>> I moved October 31st.
>> Judge Judy: So you stayed
there for 6 days?
>> I had to clean my stuff.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
You stayed there for 6 days.
Is this what you're telling me?
>> I did.
I had to clean
all my stuff back up.
He went through
everything I owned.
>> Judge Judy: Did you --
>> Dumped boxes.
I have a sheriff's --
>> It's not true,
Your Honor.
>> I have reports.
>> Judge Judy: Do you have
a sheriff's report?
>> I have --
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to read
it.
>> Okay.
These are both reports
that I have that the front door
was broken
when I moved in and --
>> Judge Judy: Uh, I...
>> Well, that's the d-- some of
the damage he's claiming.
And then --
>> Judge Judy: Shh.
>> The second one's
when I made the report.
>> Judge Judy: Do you have
pictures of the house now?
>> I believe
they're up there, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: We're not talking
about damage.
You're talking about
what the house looks like today.
>> Well, today,
I can't go by the house
because I got chased off by
[bleep]
He ran me down on --
down the road.
>> Judge Judy: What?
>> This is a real story.
He took off after me
in his truck.
And he ran me off the road.
>> Judge Judy: Who did?
>> [Bleep]
And he's got a disorderly
conduct for it.
It was one of her guys
that she had living there.
He ran after me down the road.
Its --
It's in the police reports.
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> And he almost smashed
me into a telephone pole.