>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: I don't like
to waste my time.
>> Yes, I would
like to see that.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Like to see the check.
>> Included with that is my bank
statements, as well.
You look on my bank statements,
you'll see the highlighted
deposits that were put into
my account to pay for the --
>> Judge Judy: Just a minute.
So I have one money order
for $200.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And that was --
Byrd, tell me what the date
is here, would you, please?
>> Byrd: Could you bring it
just a little bit closer?
>> Judge Judy: Rent -- What?
>> Byrd: Could you bring it
just a little closer?
>> Judge Judy: Well, I --
>> Byrd: that looks like
8/9/2016.
>> Judge Judy: Well, 8/9,
but I was looking something
over here.
No, it doesn't say.
>> Byrd: No, it does.
>> Judge Judy: Where?
>> Byrd: Isn't that it
right there, August 9, 2016?
>> August 9, 2016 -- perfect.
So he paid that to the landlord,
and then he paid again
$795 for rent,
and then he paid
February 2, 2017.
I have a check for $895.
>> No, that was actually my
money because I gave him the
money to put into his account to
get a money order for me.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, no, don't.
[ Laughs ]
Listen to me.
That's slick.
So you gave him money to put
into his account,
and at the same time,
you complain to the landlord,
and you wanted him evicted.
>> Yes, it was
actually prior to --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
You know, I'm finding that
difficult, Ms. Sandy.
I'm finding it difficult that
you went to the landlord
to have him evicted
and, at the same time,
I'm going to find that he paid
February's rent.
Simple, he paid February's rent.
Okay, so you had a fight.
You said, "Get out."
You wanted him out for a while.
And you're not getting along,
Mr. Williams.
It's clear that you weren't
getting along.
Why didn't you leave?
>> Yes, but that's not exactly
what happened.
That's not at all what happened,
to be honest with you,
Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: I mean,
between February 1st,
when she's going to show me that
she had gone do the landlord
and schmoozed the landlord
and the landlord
gave you an eviction notice
because she didn't
feel comfortable with you there
anymore, whatever reason,
did you and Ms. Sandy
share the same room?
>> Yes, we shared the same room.
>> Judge Judy: February 1st,
2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th,
7th, 8th, 9th, 10th?
>> All the way to the 22nd.
>> Judge Judy: Did you share the
same bed?
>> Yes, ma'am, we did.
>> Judge Judy: That correct?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: So let me
understand this -- he paid the
rent for February.
You spoke to the landlord
February 1st to have him
evicted.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: And you continued
to sleep with him.
>> I had nowhere else to go.
I mean, it was my home, so...
>> Judge Judy: Is there
not a couch?
>> Actually, there was somebody
living with us at the time,
so no, ma'am, there was not.
>> Judge Judy: Who was living
with you?
>> His friend Joe.
>> No, there was somebody named
Justin that was there that she
had moved in.
>> Judge Judy: You have a friend
Joe who was living with you?
>> No, my friend Joe at that
time was in Indiana, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: So far, you
owe him $895, Ms. Sandy.
Now, Mr. Williams, what items
of furniture -- large items,
because the police
escorted you out --
what items of large furniture
can you demonstrate to me
that you purchased?
Ms. Sandy says
that you purchased
certain items together.
>> No.
> Judge Judy: You left them
there, and, therefore,
they belong to her.
That's your answer?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: So let's go
through some big items,
and don't tell me about
a Monopoly set or a diffuser.
Just tell me about things
that made it worthwhile
for me to go to law school.
>> What was left at the property
that I've included in my
small-claims findings
is a 50-inch Samsung 4K TV.
I paid $900 for it.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, 50-inch TV.
>> Mm-hmm, Samsung.
>> Judge Judy: Paid $900
for it on what date, sir?
>> It was 2015, and then in
2016, while we lived together in
August, I purchased another
additional 50-inch Samsung
smart TV.
>> Judge Judy: Is that correct?
>> That is correct.
>> Judge Judy: Where is his
2015 TV?
>> The one that he is referring
to we bought together.
>> Judge Judy: Show me the
receipt.
>> I don't have the receipt.
>> Judge Judy: Where is the 2015
TV?
>> It's not actually a 2015 TV.
It was actually used.
We bought off of Facebook
off of Marketplace.
We paid $325 for it.
>> Your Honor, the TV that she's
referring to, I bought it from a
friend of mine named Bryan.
He runs Dinwiddie Classifieds.
I actually paid $320
for the television.
I had $300 cash in my pocket,
and I have the receipt
for it right here.
>> Your Honor, that's the one
he purchased
with an ex-girlfriend
by the name of --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
I don't care who
he purchased it with.
Where is it?
>> He's got it.
>> Judge Judy: She doesn't have
it.
Next.
>> All right.
I had a Polk sound bar
that I bought at HHGregg.
It's a speaker bar, and it goes
underneath your television.
>> Judge Judy: You know what
he's talking about?
Be careful what you say to me.
Do you know
what he's talking about?
>> Yes, that I purchased
on a gift card
that he would give me as a gift.
>> I did not give her
that as a gift, Your Honor.
I bought a $1,000 bed at
HHGregg the month before,
and they gave me a $200 gift
card, and we went to HHGregg,
and I actually bought --
>> Judge Judy: They're his.
He's going to come
and pick them up.
Okay, speakers.
>> It's not speakers.
It's just a sound bar.
>> Judge Judy: Sound bar,
whatever it is,
he's coming to get it.