Judge Faith Season 3 Episode 28 Repo Mom

Judge Faith is a courtroom reality show where Judge Faith Jenkins presides over various civil cases that involve disputes between individuals. In the new episode of Judge Faith season 3, episode 28 titled "Repo Mom," the judge deals with a case where a mother has her car repossessed while her child was inside the vehicle.

The plaintiff, Sarah, is a single mother with a young daughter. She states that she had just returned from shopping when a tow truck driver took away her car with her daughter inside. Sarah explains she had been in a difficult financial situation and was behind on her car payments. However, she argues that the car company was wrong to repossess her vehicle with a child inside, which put her daughter's life in danger.

The defendant, the car company employee, argues that they issued a warning to the plaintiff that the car would be repossessed if she did not clear the payments. He also claims that they did not know that there was a young child in the car at the time of the repossession.

Judge Faith listens to both sides of the argument attentively. She also reviews the evidence presented, including the contract signed by the plaintiff and the warning letter sent by the defendant. The judge then asks the plaintiff to describe the events that led to the repossession and the shooting of the aftermath.

Sarah tells the judge that she had only been three days behind on the payments, and the tow truck operator arrived without warning. She claims that when she saw her car being taken away, she immediately tried to stop the operator, even going as far as to get in the car's backseat to avoid having her daughter separated from her. But the operator managed to wrench the car keys away from her and sped off with her child in the backseat. Sarah also claims that she had been in constant contact with the finance company even before the repossession and had arranged a payment plan.

On the other hand, the defendant argues that the plaintiff had ignored several warnings to clear the pending payment and had not communicated with the finance company. He also claims that violating the terms of the contract resulted in the repossession of the car.

Judge Faith then asks the tow truck driver to take the stand to ascertain the facts from his end. The driver confirms that he was only doing his job and repossessed the car with the permission of his employer. He also reveals that he was unaware there was a child in the car when he drove off with the vehicle.

After listening to both sides of the argument and considering all of the evidence presented, Judge Faith takes a short recess to evaluate the case. When the judge returns, she delivers a ruling, outlining her reasons for her decision.

While the judgment may not be what everyone might have wanted, Judge Faith thinks that in a difficult situation, the plaintiff can learn from her mistakes. She also acknowledges the responsibilities of the finance company and the tow truck driver. Overall, the episode "Repo Mom" serves as a fascinating exploration of the intersection between financial responsibility and putting children's lives in danger.