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A Kentucky man doubts the paternity of his wife's children because neither child has his "roller-coaster shaped" head.
A Kentucky man doubts the paternity of his wife's children because neither child has his "roller-coaster shaped" head.
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S5, EP21 "Baylor vs. Childs"A 20-year-old Virginia woman brings a Georgia man to court to prove that he is her biological father.
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S5, EP22 "McDaniel vs. Wells"A Kentucky man doubts the paternity of his wife's children because neither child has his "roller-coaster shaped" head.
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S5, EP23 "Caples vs. Harris"An Iowa woman accuses her ex's girlfriend of spying on her in the hospital when she gave birth, but the ex says he's heard rumors that he's not the child's father.
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S5, EP24 "Lohman vs. Mitchell"Young Texas friends-turned-lovers are headed to the altar but must first answer the question of whether he fathered her daughter.
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S5, EP20 "Peebles vs. Peebles"A Missouri man wants proof that his wife's child is his after learning that she had revenge sex.
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S5, EP19 "Johnson vs. Carr"A Mississippi man has waited 18 years to find out if he fathered a daughter with his first love.
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S5, EP18 "Matthews vs. Thompson/Shaw"A pair cheated on their spouses nearly 30 years ago, and now their "love child" is in court to determine if the man really is her father.
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S5, EP17 "Kidd vs. Rawlings"Infidelity and a medical condition bring a young man and his mother to court in search of answers.
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