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"Help! My Daughter is Addicted to Dangerous Men"

Rhonda says she fears her 18-year-old daughter, Jade, is putting herself in harm’s way by pursuing dangerous men, including a recent telephone relationship with a man in prison! Rhonda says she’ll do anything to keep Jade safe, including turning off her cell phone at night, restricting her Internet access and even blocking certain TV channels — measures Jade calls “psycho.” Dr. Phil sits down with mother and daughter. Is Rhonda being too controlling, or does she have reason for concern?
Then, Vickey Iarussi Willoughby says the night her ex allegedly attacked and shot her in the face was a night she had been planning for — by hiding two guns for protection. Hear her shocking story and why she says she believes her ex might know information about the disappearance of a missing pregnant woman.
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Fearing for Her Teen
Rhonda says when her daughter, Jade, was 14, she was caught sending naked photos to a boy. That’s when Rhonda started implementing strict rules. “Jade’s phone gets turned off at 11:00 p.m. and gets turned back on at 7:00 a.m.," Rhonda says. "And it’s on restriction between 4:30 and 6:30. I’ve deleted her contacts. She can’t take pics, no new apps, no Internet access. Because Jade has made bad choices in the past, I am overprotective of her.”“It’s been crazy since I was 13 years old,” says Jade, now 18. “She treats me like I’m 2.”
Rhonda says Jade dresses provocatively, wears makeup “like a drag queen” and was recently caught speaking with a man in prison.
“I didn’t think it was a big deal,” Jade says. “He wasn’t in jail for killing someone — he was in jail for selling drugs.”
“He was a thug, a drug dealer,” Rhonda says.
“We were calling each other every day. I was planning to see him after he got out of prison,” Jade admits.
Rhonda admits she “went ballistic” and took away Jade’s cell phone. “She has access to nothing,” she says.
“My mom says she’s protective and loves me, but I think she’s crazy,” Jade says.
Tune in to see Dr. Phil's offer of help for Rhonda and Jade!
A Life Changed Forever
Vickey says four months ago, her ex-boyfriend, Ronald Dennis Roldan, nearly killed her. He is now awaiting trial on charges that include attempted murder for shooting her in the head. “After Ronald had moved in, he would randomly bring up Bethany,” Vickey says. “And Ronald just told me how he could make people disappear. I’m 100 percent sure that Ronald is very much part of Bethany’s disappearance.”

If you or anyone you know has any information about Bethany Decker's disappearance, please call the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office: (703) 777-0445
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