Karamo uses a lie-detector test to ask Alexandria if she stole from their mother's house. Alexandria insists she's telling the truth and didn't steal, but gets defensive and blames her older sister instead.
My lie detector investigator asked Alexandria a question. Here we go. It said, Alexandria, did you steal anything from your mother's house? You said no. And Alexandria is telling the truth.
Good for you. Good for you. Thank you. Good for you.
We asked Alexandria, do you know who stole from your mother's house? You said no. And in that case, Alexandria is also telling the truth.
That's good for you.
It's still good for you. No, great for me. It's great for me. No, that's good for you. 'Cause now talk about it. Talk about it. I don't care to talk about it. Talk about it. I don't care to talk about it at all. Now who's the thief? You still— No, no, you still wearing my coat. So what? You my older sister. No, I'm the thief, but you got my stuff on. Ellie, come on. Get your clown shoes from my house. That's what you can do. I don't wanna come near you. That's what you can do. I don't wanna come near you. That's what you can do. I'm good. Y'all heard? I ain't robbed the house. I love you, Mom. I love you, Mom. That's cool.