Deceased Man May Have Fathered 11 Children (Full Episode) | Paternity Court

so... I mean, we just want to know. (BREAKING VOICE) That's all we

have

left. WILSON: Yeah, that's it. I mean... JUDGE LAKE: Ms. Wilson, what are you waiting for? WILSON: I hope they're his, you know, because that will give me closure. At least I know that he... What he left behind so that I can take over that he is not capable of taking care of. JUDGE LAKE: Very good. WILSON: That was the purpose. Well, we're here to get answers. And I

have

those answers for you. WILSON: Thank you. Ms. Félix, first I will read Marquelia's results.

Mrs. Brown, you can take a seat. BROWN: Okay. (SNIFFLES) These results were prepared by DNA Diagnostics and read as follows. In the case of Wilson v. Felix/Brown, when it comes to three-year-old Marquelia Dames, this

court

has determined that Mr. Dames... is the father. I'm sorry, Lucy. Then I'll be a part of his life, okay? Alright. He doesn't look like my son. Mrs. Brown, please stand. In the case of Wilson v. Felix/Brown, when it comes to two-year-old Josiah Dames, this

court

has determined that Mr. Dames... is the father. (APPLAUSE) Okay. JUDGE LAKE: You are all still processing the fact that your

children

will grow up without knowing their father.

WILSON: That's right. That's true. It's okay, Lucy. Everything's fine. (APPLAUSE) I'm sorry. WILSON: And I'm sorry if you felt like I doubted her, but I love you anyway. We will continue to maintain our relationship... I don't want any hugs from you. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't want any hugs from you. Look, that's exactly why I don't like you... JUDGE LAKE: Listen, listen. WILSON: That's exactly why I don't like it, because it's disgusting. Listen... That's exactly why I don't like you. There's no need. Your attitude sucks. JUDGE LAKE: Listen. And when you learn to respect adults, you will be a better woman.

JUDGE LAKE: Ladies, at this time, Mrs. Brown was not ready. WILSON: She'll never be ready. And she listens, I hope, for Josiah's sake, that you recover. And I think Mrs. Felix and Mrs. Brown, if you think about the love you feel for your son when you look at him, I think if you think about what Mrs. Wilson has been through, the thought of if you could imagine in your mind how you feel. What would you feel one day if that child wasn't there and you couldn't put your hands on him, to talk to that child, it's an unthinkable pain.

And maybe in time you can give him some understanding. And maybe forgive and hope

full

y try to move on. We have advice and resources for all of you, take advantage of it. Discover how to be a part of others' lives. But the most important thing is to form a village for these

children

, okay? I wish you the best of luck and I am very sorry for your loss. Thank you so much. The session is suspended.