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A 22-year-old woman accuses her mother of allowing her to be raped when she was a child.

The former Chicago cop and security guard of "The Jerry Springer Show" gets his own talk show that is adapted from the popular "Steve to the Rescue" shows he did while filling in for Springer. Wilkos says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and help viewers in need. Common topics include trying to confirm -- often using results of lie-detector tests -

An absentee father wants a second chance to be in his 6-year-old son's life.

A man wants to know whether his fiancee is cheating on him and whether she ever prostituted herself; a pair return for a DNA test.

Lie-detector tests gauge whether or not guests are abusing children.

A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to help support his child and be a good father.

A woman is torn between believing her boyfriend and her best friend, who says the boyfriend is gay; a guest fears that her child's father is cheating on her with other men.

Sheila demands that her son take a DNA test because his baby looks nothing like him; pregnant Amber thinks her boyfriend is still cheating, and her mother says he is abusing Amber and her 2-year-old daughter.

Justyn says Lisa's pregnancy was an accident, but she says they both wanted to marry and have a baby after only two dates.

A cancer patient and his mother claim they never got the money that was raised for medical expenses.

Steve confronts a man who admits he abuses his fiancée and sees nothing wrong with it.

A man confesses to his girlfriend that he cheated on her and has a child; a woman worries that her fiance is cheating.

Broderick raised all of his five children alone after their mother Renita abandoned them; they refuse to watch their youngest brother BJ grow up motherless and want Renita to rejoin their lives.

Stephanie takes a lie-detector test to prove that she is faithful to her boyfriend; an engaged couple accuse each other of cheating; Maurice wants to prove to his girlfriend that he is loyal.

Jatavious wants to know if he is the father of his girlfriend's children; Freddie suspects that one or both of his girlfriend's newborn twins may not be his.

A woman fears her young daughter's boyfriend's abusive nature.

Thirteen-year-old Curtis, who says he is ready to be a father, must care for an infant simulator for a night.

Within days of becoming a live-in nanny, 17-year-old Cassarah began a sexual relationship with her 43-year-old employer.

A woman says her stepfather sexually abused her as a child.

Tyjuan says he feels justified in beating up his girlfriend because he thinks she is cheating, and he doubts the paternity of their five children; Natasha fears that her rapist, not her husband, may be her baby girl's father.

A 13-year-old boy physically and emotionally abuses his sister and his cancer-ridden mother.

A man seeks a DNA test to prove he is the father of his wife's child; a man takes a lie-detector test to prove his fidelity to his girlfriend.

A husband and father takes a lie-detector test to prove his fidelity.

A man takes a lie-detector test to determine whether he stole the box containing the ashes of his ex-girlfriend's child.

Steve looks back on memorable stories of DNA clearing up years of doubt and mystery or devastating and confirming people's worst fears.

A look at guests who are subjected to emotional abuse that chips away at their self-worth and independence.

Adrian thinks Shantay has been lying throughout their relationship; Uniqua and her husband fear that he is not the father of her child; Chris' girlfriend wants him to know that one of their five children is not his.

A man wants a DNA test when he discovers an ex has a baby and says he is the father; days before a couple's anniversary, the husband is accused of cheating on his wife.