I didnt see all of it,but I heard her hollering that guns have no sentimental value.What I got was that these 2 girls wanted these guns after their dad died and the cops took them for some reason.Somebody got them away from the cops,maybe an older sister,step mom or aunt,and she was trying to claim she gave them away after she got them from the cops.The judge did say she didnt believe that story,but guns have no sentimental value.So whoever the witch was probably sold the guns,but nobody had any proof except that she told who she supposedly gave them to,but he wouldnt give them back,but he wasnt in court either.The girls were suing this woman that gave away the guns saying that was about all they had to remember of their dads.These girls knew something,but werent allowed to say anything,or I quit watching after that.There was more about the girls not being a good idea to let them have the guns because of stuff in the past,but it was lame.I think the judge wasnt saying that they couldnt have had the guns,just that she was not going to award anything for them money wise because they had no sentimental value which she had screamed earlier.It was like she didnt want anything to do with these guns and was showing what she thought of guns,that they were worthless,and kind of like how dare them bring some bunch of guns up in her court.I dont recall how it ended,must have went to sleep.
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