

Documentary · Crime
Overview
After a woman's at-home DNA test reveals multiple half-siblings, she discovers a shocking scheme involving donor sperm and a popular fertility doctor.
Top Cast
Donald Cline
Donald Cline
Self - Fertility Doctor
Donald Cline
Self - Fertility Doctor
Jacoba Ballard
Jacoba Ballard
Self
Jacoba Ballard
Self
Angela Ganote
Angela Ganote
Self
Angela Ganote
Self
Kylene Gott
Kylene Gott
Self
Kylene Gott
Self
Julie Harmon
Julie Harmon
Self
Julie Harmon
Self
Jason Hyatt
Jason Hyatt
Self
Jason Hyatt
Self
Matt White
Matt White
Self
Matt White
Self
Heather Woock
Heather Woock
Self
Heather Woock
Self
Dianna Kiesler
Dianna Kiesler
Self - Julie's Mother
Dianna Kiesler
Self - Julie's Mother
Liz White
Liz White
Self - Matt's Mother
Liz White
Self - Matt's Mother
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