Here Are Some More People Who Lied to Get on 'Judge Judy'

Yesterday, we ran an interview with a guy who lied to Judge Judy in order to get a free trip to California and some cash. 

After the post went up, a man called Taylor Warf got in touch to say that he'd also punked Judge Judy. Embedded above is a video of him and some friends on a 2012 episode with a made-up case about a DJ who freaked out at a party and started throwing kitty litter at people. 

Taylor told me that they'd been trying to get on TV with a fake story for a while, and went for Judge Judy after being rejected by The Jerry Springer Show. "We just thought it would be funny," he said.

He and five of his roommates were flown to Los Angeles for the taping, and each was paid an appearance fee of $200. Judy awarded the plaintiffs in the case $2,000, which they split among themselves. Taylor told me that he spent the money on weed, beautiful women, and partying: "It went really fast!"

These guys' story differs slightly from the last one, in that the producers made them file actual legal documents before appearing on the show. When I asked Taylor if he was worried that this might mean he could be convicted of some type of fraud, he told me, "Nah, I'm not really a rules kinda guy."

Taylor makes music under the name Gun Boy. You can hear his stuff by clicking here. 

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Here Are Some More People Who Lied to Get on 'Judge Judy'

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