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A plaintiff comes to court prepared with an audio cassette she says will back up her vandalism claim. After Judge Judy has the recording played in court, the defendant questions whether the voices could have been altered—but Judge Judy isn’t persuaded by that explanation in this classic Judge Judy moment.

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00:00I have an audio cassette, which I knew she was going to deny everything right here in court.
00:03So, let me hear it.
00:04There you go.
00:05Just play play, and you're going to tell right away that it was her that confessed to her.
00:08Order!
00:14Well, the volume has to be loud enough for Ms.
00:19Come up here.
00:22I want you to listen to this, Ms. Vargas, so that we can keep this as short as possible.
00:27You know, and then today, you know how all that was happening, everything, I mean, I didn't even want to
00:31hang around with her.
00:32Did she tell you that she's the one that did it, or you were with her?
00:35I was with her, I saw.
00:36Yeah.
00:38That's not me.
00:38And then, um, she's like, I'm going to scratch your car, too, and then I go, no, you know what,
00:42don't scratch your car.
00:43You know, Kathy, because you don't even know if she did it.
00:45I mean, you don't even have proof that she did it.
00:47I go, you shouldn't even do that.
00:49You know, her dad, her dad has a radio station, and I know that they could alternate voices and stuff
00:52like that.
00:53Step back, please.

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