Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 39 minutes ago
A defendant's voicemail threatening to file a missing persons report raises questions when Judge Patricia DiMango discovers he never followed through. As she challenges his explanation, the man becomes increasingly dismissive, setting the stage for a confrontation over his courtroom attitude.

On Hot Bench, Judge Patricia DiMango is known for her sharp questioning and unwillingness to tolerate evasive answers. When a defendant attempts to sidestep questions about his actions and redirect the conversation toward missing manuscripts, the courtroom tension quickly escalates.

Category

📺
TV
Transcript
00:00There's even an audio saying he's gonna file a missing persons report on me because I wasn't
00:05calling him back. Let's hear that. I was gonna go this morning to the Torrance Police Department
00:10file a missing persons report on you because I thought that was the only possible way that all
00:16the unanswered phone calls that I had that could have happened. So keep trying to get a hold of me.
00:23Thank you. Mr. Postonio, did you actually file a missing persons report? No. Why? You know the
00:29main reason we're here today is for me to get my manuscript back. We don't seem to be talking
00:34about that. She's had my property. I'm talking about it and I'm asking you, why didn't you file
00:39that missing persons report like you claimed you were gonna do on that voicemail? You weren't really
00:44concerned. What you wanted her to do was call you back. You weren't concerned about her well-being.
00:48Now let me ask you. Whatever. I'm sorry? Whatever.

Recommended