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A Georgia woman accuses an Alabama man of fathering her 3-month-old son, but he claims she was also sleeping with another man.
A Georgia woman accuses an Alabama man of fathering her 3-month-old son, but he claims she was also sleeping with another man.
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S5, EP96 "Moody vs. Brackins"An Alabama woman admits she was torn between two men and does not know for certain which man fathered her 2-year-old daughter.
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S5, EP95 "Parmer vs. Ross"A Georgia woman accuses an Alabama man of fathering her 3-month-old son, but he claims she was also sleeping with another man.
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