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An unreliable witness weakens a man's claim that his parked car was hit; a woman admits to stealing her friend's puppy once, but not twice.
An unreliable witness weakens a man's claim that his parked car was hit; a woman admits to stealing her friend's puppy once, but not twice.
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S19, EP9 "Dad Calls Police on Daughter; Voicemail Vengeance"A woman takes her father's truck with her when she moves out; incriminating and graphic voicemail messages are presented as evidence in a dispute between a man and his ex-wife's new lover.
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