been called to your premises?
>> Several, just because of his
abuse.
>> Judge Judy: Several.
And -- Listen to me.
I know that you only pointed me
in this direction.
It's actually the page before
that's very interesting.
"I spoke to Jessica in the
bedroom.
She also had bloodshot, watery
eyes and slightly slurred
speech.
Her thoughts were scattered.
I asked if she was injured, and
she said she was not.
I noticed her right eye was red
from blood on the outside of the
white part," which is the white
part of the eye where you get a
blood spot sometimes.
I get them, too.
"She told me that, 'It happened
a couple of days ago when we
were fighting.'
She did not call the police
then."
You also told the police that
she cut you, and the police
looked at where she cut you --
'cause you were also drunk --
and it was all scabbed over.
And you said that also happened
a few days ago.
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: "There were two
holes in the door.
It was hard to get a straight
story out of her because she
kept talking about other things
that have happened between them
in the last few months."
I assume you're her parents.
>> I'm her mom.
>> Judge Judy: Yeah. Okay.
So, did you read the whole
report?
>> Not the entire thing.
>> Judge Judy: Well, you should
read the whole report.
So, you have this fight because
you had both been drinking, and
I assume that this was part of
your modus-operandi
relationship because it seems to
me, based upon what the police
officer got from both of you
drunks that night, that this had
been going on for quite some
time.
There was clearly, according to
you, no evidence that on the
night that the police were
called, on the 8th, that there
was any injury to your eye, just
as there was no evidence that on
the night in November, when the
police arrived, that there was a
fresh stab wound from her on
your arm.
So, clearly, this was your love
dance.
Now, when did you take his
truck?
>> I never took his truck.
>> Judge Judy: Never?
Never drove his truck?
>> I only drove his truck when
he said it was okay.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
After he was arrested.
>> After he was arrested, I
moved his vehicle.
>> Judge Judy: So, after he was
arrested --
>> ...from my parking spot to...
>> Judge Judy: After he was
arrested, you took his truck.
And what did you do with it?
>> I removed it from my parking
spot and put it in the guest
parking spot so his mother can
come get his belongings from it.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Well, this is his mother.
>> She never was there.
>> Judge Judy: Just a -- This
is his mother.
So, you moved it into the guest
parking spot so that his mother
could come and pick it up.
How did you notify her?
How did you notify his mother to
come and get the truck from the
guest parking spot?
>> She was the one who was
texting me, harassing me about
it.
I told her, "Everything is
outside with his keys in it."
>> Judge Judy: No, no.
I'm asking you a question.
If you moved the truck from your
spot to the guest spot -- And,
of course, you tell the police
here that he kept -- And I'm not
excusing you 'cause you were
drunk and clearly the two of you
fought all the time.
The bottom issue is, I'm sure
there was violence on both sides
when you were drinking.
The issue is his four days in
jail.
Had you ever been in jail
before?
Yes. How --
>> Doing the right thing.
>> No.
>> Sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Well, she
certainly can pick 'em.
She did file a restraining order
against her ex-husband, did she
not?
>> It was not similar
circumstances.
>> Judge Judy: That's not what
I'm asking you.
Fear is fear.
[ Sighs ]
That's what happens when you
drink.
>> Can I say something?
>> Judge Judy: Yeah.
>> I have recordings on my phone
of her removing the doorknobs
she blamed on me.
I have a picture of --
>> That was dismissed in court,
Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: I don't want to
hear you till I look at you.
Continue.
>> I have recordings of her
admitting to having my keys and
refusing to give them to me
November 8th.
>> Judge Judy: You're talking
about the keys to the truck?
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care
about the doorknob.
You're two drunks.
I'm only interested now in what
was in the truck and whether or
not she actually removed stuff
from the truck.
Where's his rifle?
>> That is my rifle, Your Honor.
He gave it to me as a gift.
>> Judge Judy: Where is it?
>> I have it.
This is my rifle.
I have the papers.
It's in my name.
>> Your Honor --
>> It has a pink camo --
>> Judge Judy: Shh. Don't speak.
>> It has a pink camo case,
Your Honor.
>> I can't!
>> Judge Judy: What was in the
truck?
>> All my hunting stuff,
multiple packs with a lot --
>> Judge Judy: Do you have any
bills, receipts for the hunting
stuff that was in the truck?
>> Your Honor.
>> Yep. Right here.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to take
a look at them.
What is the replacement cost of
the rifle?
>> Um...
>> $800.
>> $800-and-something.
I went on the web page, and
there's actually a receipt in
there, and, um...
>> Judge Judy: I can't -- You're
mumbling, and I don't understand
you.
>> Sorry. $800-and-something.
There's a printed-out paper with
the price in that list.