The Steve Wilkos Show Season 7 Episode 134 Did You And Your Friends Drug And Rape Me?

The Steve Wilkos Show season 7 episode 134 is titled "Did You And Your Friends Drug And Rape Me?" In this episode, Steve Wilkos takes on a case of sexual assault where a woman is accusing two men of drugging and raping her. The guest, Aaliyah, claims that the two men, Bryan and Carlos, who were her good friends, invited her to a party and when she arrived, they offered her a drink that was drugged. She claims that she felt dizzy and was unable to move, and then the two men allegedly took turns raping her.

Aaliyah says that she immediately went to the police to report the crime but the investigation didn't go anywhere because there was no evidence. She then reached out to The Steve Wilkos Show for help and wants the two men to take a lie detector test to prove their innocence.

Bryan and Carlos deny the claims and say that they would never do something like that to a friend. They say that Aaliyah was drunk at the party and willingly had sex with both of them. They also point out that Aaliyah never filed charges against them and that she's only making these accusations now because she's trying to get money from them.

Steve Wilkos is determined to get to the bottom of this and bring justice to whoever is telling the truth. He invites Aaliyah, Bryan, and Carlos to take a lie detector test and the results are shocking. The tension in the room is palpable as the results are revealed and the truth about what really happened that night is finally exposed.

Throughout the show, Steve Wilkos provides a voice of reason, compassion, and tough love as he navigates the complex and emotional issues of sexual assault and consent. He offers support and guidance to all parties involved and ultimately sheds light on the importance of taking accusations of sexual assault seriously and treating survivors with empathy and respect.

The episode is an important reminder of how sexual assault can affect people in different ways and that it's important to have conversations about consent and boundaries. It's a powerful and emotional episode that emphasizes the need for justice and support for survivors of sexual assault.