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A Maryland man submits to a lie-detector test after his girlfriend's sister claims to have witnessed him cheating with another woman.
A Maryland man submits to a lie-detector test after his girlfriend's sister claims to have witnessed him cheating with another woman.
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S2, EP20 "Traylor vs. Howard"A Texas man suspects his girlfriend is cheating, because she has taken on a sugar daddy who buys her shoes; Ian Oliver of Seeking Arrangements sheds some light on the lifestyle.
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S2, EP21 "Thomas vs. Peay"An Atlanta woman believes there's more to the story after her boyfriend confesses to cheating, and she wants the Cutlers to help her get to the bottom of it.
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S2, EP26 "Jallah vs. Wilson"A Maryland man submits to a lie-detector test after his girlfriend's sister claims to have witnessed him cheating with another woman.
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S2, EP16 "Senette vs. Washington"After postponing their wedding three times, a Louisiana woman brings her fiancé to court to find out if he's cheating.
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S2, EP14 "LeBeau vs. LeBeau"A one-night stand resulted in marriage, but now a Texas man is accusing his wife of cheating with other men.
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S2, EP12 "Gomez vs. Stevens"Shocking courtroom evidence awaits a 22-year-old Alabama man who is being accused of cheating with his 41-year-old best friend.
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S2, EP11 "Harris vs. Bingham"When a Miami woman brings her fiancé to court, the Cutlers order a private investigator and polygraph examiner to find out the truth.
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