The Steve Wilkos Show Season 9 Episode 65 Controlling and Abusive Boyfriends

The Steve Wilkos Show season 9 episode 65 covers the topic of controlling and abusive boyfriends. The episode starts with Steve Wilkos, a former Marine and police officer, introducing the topic and stating that it is important for women who are in controlling and abusive relationships to have the courage to leave.

Steve first brings out a woman named Jennifer who is currently in a relationship with a man named Tim. Jennifer states that Tim is physically and emotionally abusive towards her and is always trying to control her every move. She is afraid of leaving him because he has threatened her before. Steve advises Jennifer to get a restraining order and encourages her to leave Tim as soon as possible.

Next, Steve brings out another woman named Sarah who is also in a controlling and abusive relationship with her boyfriend, Mike. Sarah shares with Steve that Mike has hit her numerous times and has even choked her. Mike denies these accusations and claims that Sarah is lying. Steve intervenes and offers to take a lie detector test to prove who is telling the truth.

After the commercial break, Steve reveals the results of the lie detector test. The results show that Mike is lying and that he did physically assault Sarah. Steve condemns Mike's actions and encourages Sarah to leave the relationship immediately.

The episode continues with Steve bringing out a woman named Kayla who is in a relationship with a man named Tony. Kayla shares with Steve that Tony is always trying to control her and is emotionally abusive towards her. Steve advises Kayla to leave Tony and offers her resources and support in making this transition.

Finally, Steve brings out a man named Eric who is currently serving time in jail for assaulting his girlfriend. Eric shares with Steve that he regrets his actions and has sought counseling to address his anger issues. Steve acknowledges Eric's actions and encourages him to continue to seek help and make amends for his past actions.

Throughout the episode, Steve offers support and guidance for those who are in controlling and abusive relationships. He emphasizes the importance of leaving these relationships and seeking help, both for physical safety and emotional well-being. The episode serves as a reminder that no one deserves to be in an abusive relationship and that anyone in this situation should seek help immediately.