"I'm Fighting for Custody of My Child with My Ex-Husband Who I Believe is Stalking Me"

Season 14Episode 2960 minOct 22, 2015
'I'm Fighting for Custody of My Child with My Ex-Husband Who I Believe is Stalking Me'
Leslie says her ex-husband, Andy, is controlling, abusive and narcissistic, and she desperately hopes one day to have joint custody of their 5-year-old son. She claims Andy stalks her by tapping her phone, tracking her car with GPS, and that even his family is spying on her from the trees. Andy has primary custody of their son and says that’s the way it should be — he adamantly denies Leslie’s accusations and claims she is delusional, a liar, and can’t be trusted with their boy. He says their seven-year marriage ended because of Leslie’s drug relapses and paranoia, and claims that he once crawled around the ground with a flashlight looking for “people who were stalking her.” Leslie admits that she has a criminal record stemming from problems with substance abuse, but says that’s all in the past. Leslie’s mother, Myrna, says she knew Andy was “bad news from day one,” and claims Andy is a control freak who uses her grandson to get what he wants.
"I'm Fighting for Custody of My Child with My Ex-Husband Who I Believe is Stalking Me" has aired on Oct 22, 2015
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