these were your tenants.
Were they the only two people
in the house?
>> There were six tenants
in total in the house
at the time that the lease
ended or terminated.
>> Judge Judy: And did
these two remain?
>> Yes.
Mr. Turner and Mr. Reid
remained past the 30-day notice.
>> Judge Judy: They were
your tenants from when to when?
>> Mr. Reid moved in --
>> Judge Judy: Raise your hand,
Reid.
>> Mr. Reid moved in in 2013,
August.
And Mr. Turner moved in
in August of 2014.
>> Judge Judy: And the lease
was up when?
>> I gave 30-day notice
on April the 30th of this year.
That would have been June
the 1st as the move-out.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
You had a written lease
initially, and --
well, I'll ask Mr. Reid.
Mr. Reid, when did your written
lease expire?
>> Written lease expired...
That was what was complicated.
We never formally
signed any lease.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> She had dropped it off...
>> Judge Judy: Okay, but you
never -- just --
>> ...and then it kind of rolled
over to the --
It was month-to-month,
basically, is what it went to.
>> Judge Judy: So you
acknowledge you were
month-to-month tenants.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: And so
she gave you a 30-day notice
in April of this year.
>> Not official.
>> Judge Judy: What does that
mean, not official?
>> She sent a text to the group.
I had her blocked.
I never received the text.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
If you had her blocked
then you're a moron.
If you have your landlord
blocked -- you're a moron
anyway, 'cause I read the
papers.
But if you have your landlord
blocked, then you're an idiot.
So she gave you a 30-day notice
on April 30th.
How many people were
in the house on April 30th?
>> Six.
>> Judge Judy: How many people
were in the house May 30th?
>> Three.
>> Judge Judy: When was the last
time you paid rent?
>> Would have been the
27th of, uh...
>> April.
>> And that's for May.
>> Judge Judy: That's for May.
Did you pay June's rent?
>> We did after we moved out.
>> Judge Judy: Did you pay
June's rent in June?
>> In June? Yeah.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: What day in June?
>> 9th or 10th.
>> Judge Judy: So now you paid
June's rent on June 9th,
despite the fact that you had
a 30-day-notice.
And then what happened?
>> Then we moved out.
>> Judge Judy: No, now I'm
looking at him.
>> Oh, I'm sorry.
>> Then we moved out
to a new place.
>> Judge Judy: What date?
>> June 11th.
>> Judge Judy: So is what you're
telling me,
you paid all of June's rent
and moved out on June 11th?
>> We agreed with Miss Class
to pay for
the days we were there in June.
>> Judge Judy: Now let's get
to who posted obscene things
about Miss Class
on either Craigslist,
the Internet, anywhere out
there in cyberspace.
Raise your hand.
That would be you.
And when did you start posting
these obscene things?
Did you stop posting them
in 2013, Mr. Reid?
>> No, it was...
>> Judge Judy: No, no, no.
I'm asking.
I'm asking the question.
Did you start posting them
in 2013?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Did you
post them in 2014?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Did you post them
in 2015?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Did you post them
in 2016?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Prior to April
of 2017,
did you post any obscene things
about Miss Class?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: No. So the
obscene things that you posted
to her, about her, were after
you got some sight of notice
through a crystal ball,
because you had her number
blocked, that she wanted you out
because she was moving back
to her house after April 30th.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Right.
That would be what we call
vicious.
Now she's going to show me
what you moron posted
on the Internet about her
because that's
the basic part of her lawsuit.
I don't have to entertain
anything else
about her broken cabinets.
If you are such a moron
and vicious
to say to your landlord,
"You want us out?"
And she's doing everything
right.
You were a tenant in '13,
'14, '15, '16.
You like the house.
It was a nice house.
It was a beach house.
It was a good deal. Whatever.
You didn't want to move.
So you started to make her life
miserable.
That's what you were doing.
You were making her life --
She's making your life
miserable, making you move out
of her house, so I'm going to