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A woman says her beloved rabbit suffered a fatal injury while in a man's care; he denies responsibility and argues that she's really after his money.
A woman says her beloved rabbit suffered a fatal injury while in a man's care; he denies responsibility and argues that she's really after his money.
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S13, EP1 "A Hare-y Situation"A woman says her beloved rabbit suffered a fatal injury while in a man's care; he denies responsibility and argues that she's really after his money.
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S12, EP92 "Showroom Showdown"A designer says a showroom owner refuses to return her fashion equipment -- even when she showed up with police; the owner says there was never any pickup arranged, and the items were abandoned long ago; now the judges must stitch together who kept what, and why.
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S12, EP135 "Double Dose of Pay"A husband says he fronted cash to a caregiver who promised to pay him back once support arrived, but that refund never showed; the caregiver argues that those "advances" were just his rightful wages.
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S12, EP60 "Dog Eat Dog World!"A woman says her jailed ex-friends abandoned their pet, but they say she stole it twice and owes them for retraining.
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