her up on Facebook.
Do you know what that means?
>> Byrd:
Kept over and over again.
>> Judge Judy:
Like a robocall over
and over and over and over.
>> Byrd: Just over and over
and over again.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
And she wasn't answering
your call from the car.
He went out.
Stand up.
Your name?
>> Aaron Green.
>> Judge Judy:
Were you arrested for burglary?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
Well, you were at the door.
The door was locked.
>> It was locked or stuck,
one of them.
She said, "If you wiggle it
a little bit, it's open."
>> Judge Judy:
And what were you going to do
when you wiggled the door
and got it open?
>> Nothing.
Open the door for her.
Why didn't she wiggle
the door herself?
>> Because I was --
>> Judge Judy: Look at me.
You know, a normal question
would be, if all you have to do
is wiggle the door,
and you want to go inside
and get your stuff
and the door's...
Why don't you just wiggle it
yourself and go in?
What did she need you
to be her wiggler for?
>> [ Laughs ]
>> I was just trying to help
her out.
>> Judge Judy:
I'm asking you a question.
>> Yeah. Actually...
>> Judge Judy:
There had to be a --
>> ...I don't know. You right.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
There had to be a conversation
if you were both sober
at 11 o'clock in the morning.
And you went over to her house.
And she had to have
a conversation with you
about what she wanted
in the house
and about why she was asking you
to go into the house
instead of saying,
"You can wait in the car.
I'm going to go in
and get my things."
Did you have that conversation
with her?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
Of course you did...
>> We had that conversation.
>> Judge Judy: ...because
a normal person would do that.
You're not abnormal, are you?
>> No, not at all.
>> Judge Judy:
So when you said to her,
"Why aren't you going
to wiggle the door,
and you want me
to wiggle the door,"
what did she say to you?
>> I guess she wanted
to see me wiggle.
>> [ Laughs ]
>> Judge Judy: That's a...
Got it?
So what did she say to you, sir?
That was a cute answer.
>> No. I know.
>> Judge Judy:
It's a cute answer.
>> No.
She...
>> Judge Judy:
There's only one star here.
That's me. I have the job.
>> That's right. I love you.
>> Judge Judy: I know.
Me, not so much.
You want to tell me what her
answer was when you asked her,
"Why do you want me
to wiggle the door?"
>> She asked me.
She said she wanted me
to get the door open for her.
>> Judge Judy:
Oh, that's better.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: She wanted you
to get the door open for her.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy:
Now, she had lived there
for a whole week because,
according to her complaint,
she moved in there,
and "about a week later,
my friend passed away" --
after she moved in,
according to her complaint.
So she said,
"Get the door open for me."
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: Sit.
[ Laughter ]
Can I see a picture of the door?
>> This is the screen door
where he actually
jimmied open the screen door.
The screen door was locked.
And then you can see
where he kicked in the door.
You can see the frame
of the door actually
off the latch on the door.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, I see it.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy:
And this is a place
that you rent?
>> Yes.
And that's not
wiggling anything.
>> Judge Judy: No, no.
Do I look like I...
>> I'm sorry about that.
>> Judge Judy:
...don't understand
wiggling and burglarizing?
>> Mm-hmm. >> Judge Judy:
I know what a wiggle is,
and I know what a...
>> Her baby daddy did that.
>> Judge Judy:
...burglarizing is.
>> Her baby daddy did that,
Your Honor.
Her door was like that already.
That's why it was hard
to push open.
And when he pushed it open,
the whole thing came off
because
it was already messed up.
>> Oh, wow.
>> [Indistinct]
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So now you're out in the car,
and your friend here
has burglarized her house.
Do you get out of the car?
Or do you stay in the car?
>> I get out the car,
Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy: You get out of --
>> ...when he opened the door.
>> Judge Judy: Stop!
You get out of the car
to enter the house?
>> Yeah.
He said, "I got it open."
>> Judge Judy: And shush up.
And what happened
when you got out of the car?
>> She came out naked...
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> ...with a stick
and a knife in her hand.
>> Judge Judy: And at that time,
she's nine months pregnant,
right?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy:
How many children do you have?
>> With the baby, it's six.
>> Judge Judy: The baby is six?
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: How old are you?
>> I'm 40.
>> Judge Judy: That's enough.
So now she comes out
holding a stick, naked.
>> And she has a knife
in her hand also.
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> She's like, "I'm a kill you.
You're trying
to break in my house...
breaking in my house."
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> He like, "Let's go."
I'm like, "No,
Latona, it's not like that.
Why are you ignoring my calls?
You've been in the house
this whole time.
I just want to get my stuff out
your roach-y house and leave.