Judge Faith Season 3 Episode 136 Lyin' King; Buyer on the Run

In Judge Faith season 3 episode 136, titled "Lyin' King; Buyer on the Run," two cases are presented before Judge Faith.

In the first case, a landlord is suing his former tenant for damages to his rental property. The landlord claims that the tenant caused over $5,000 worth of damage to the home, including holes in the walls, stains on the carpet, and broken appliances. The tenant denies these claims and argues that the landlord is lying in order to keep her security deposit. Judge Faith must determine who is telling the truth and rule on whether the tenant is responsible for the damages.

In the second case, a woman is suing a used car dealership for selling her a faulty vehicle. The woman claims that the car broke down just days after she purchased it and that the dealership refused to honor its warranty. The dealership argues that the woman is trying to scam them and that they have no liability for the car's problems. Judge Faith must determine whether the woman is telling the truth and whether the dealership is responsible for the faulty car.

Throughout the episode, Judge Faith listens to testimony from both sides, reviews evidence, and asks tough questions to get to the heart of each case. With her sharp wit and no-nonsense approach, Judge Faith is an expert at separating fact from fiction and reaching fair and just verdicts.