Dave Mack

Marshals from the New York Regional Task Force gather at the upstate home of award-winning actor director Timothy Busfield.

The agents wearing helmets and protective gear use a battering ram to reach the door, gaining access to the home, not knowing what they will find as the property is searched for evidence.

Nancy, the lead actress of this series is the one who is, they say, actually overheard that the mother of the twins said, we're going to get rid of it.

We are going to get his ass.

That would be the father Nancy.

His name is Ronald Rodas, defense attorney that actually pleaded guilty in 2017 to a federal charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

He was accused in a multimillion dollar scheme defrauding over 1500 homeowners.

That's just the dad.

Mom's not innocent either.

Emmy Award winner Timothy Busfield joins cast as an actor and director who tells boys to call him Uncle Tim.

Inappropriate action happens on multiple occasions, and parents of the boys say Busfield masks the inappropriate touching as play.

One boy says he was touched on his intimate parts over his clothing.

The boys are referred to as SL and VL.

The parents say SL wakes up scared from nightmares about Busfield touching him and is diagnosed PTSD.

Busfield and his wife, actress Melissa Gilbert, live a quiet, secluded life in their Catskills mountainside home until accusations pull them into public scrutiny.

After Busfield joins the show as director, the parents discover there have been allegations against Busfield of sexual assault against women and minors.

The mother asks the boys if anyone has ever touched them in a manner that made them feel uncomfortable.

The children reply, you mean like Uncle Tim?

Hearing this, the parents contact a law firm that recommends taking the children to UNMH.

Examining the children, hospital staff advised the parents it appears their children were groomed.