John Brennan

I had my whole entire family, I'm talking grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, my sister, everybody's there. So everyone comes in, we're passing the baby around and everything. And a couple hours go by and eventually they're like, all right, she's out of surgery.

I had my whole entire family, I'm talking grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, my sister, everybody's there. So everyone comes in, we're passing the baby around and everything. And a couple hours go by and eventually they're like, all right, she's out of surgery.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was kind of where things started getting a little bit difficult. More difficult. She wants him. I want him. It's an important day.

That was kind of where things started getting a little bit difficult. More difficult. She wants him. I want him. It's an important day.

On the phone, she outlines very clearly to me that we're not going to be able to figure this out together, that she's not going to allow me to see him under any circumstances.

On the phone, she outlines very clearly to me that we're not going to be able to figure this out together, that she's not going to allow me to see him under any circumstances.

I'm just overwhelmingly depressed trying to navigate through this and Not being able to see my kid and not just, it was terrible. It was so hard.

I'm just overwhelmingly depressed trying to navigate through this and Not being able to see my kid and not just, it was terrible. It was so hard.

Five o'clock rolls around and I'm like, hey, listen, I'm about to head that way. I'm about to leave work and I'm really excited to see him. Thank you for letting me see him, that kind of thing. And then I get a text message from her maybe like 30 minutes later saying, And it's, hey, sorry, plans have changed. You're not going to see Travis today because he's not your son. Call your lawyer.

Five o'clock rolls around and I'm like, hey, listen, I'm about to head that way. I'm about to leave work and I'm really excited to see him. Thank you for letting me see him, that kind of thing. And then I get a text message from her maybe like 30 minutes later saying, And it's, hey, sorry, plans have changed. You're not going to see Travis today because he's not your son. Call your lawyer.

I'm like, what? What do you mean he's not my son? So I call her 10 times, no answer, of course. And so I do what she says and I call my lawyer.

I'm like, what? What do you mean he's not my son? So I call her 10 times, no answer, of course. And so I do what she says and I call my lawyer.

I leave work. I leave my job. I don't say a word to my boss. I walk out the door. I'm panicking. What is this? Why am I reading this on a text message? What's going on? I get in my car. I start driving home. I'm freaking out. I'm panicking.

I leave work. I leave my job. I don't say a word to my boss. I walk out the door. I'm panicking. What is this? Why am I reading this on a text message? What's going on? I get in my car. I start driving home. I'm freaking out. I'm panicking.

We did a DNA test and it came back 99.97. There's no backtracking from that. It is what it is. The test is done. There is no other DNA test. What do you mean?

We did a DNA test and it came back 99.97. There's no backtracking from that. It is what it is. The test is done. There is no other DNA test. What do you mean?

It was 0%. The results came back to 0%. And we put those test results side by side with this other guy's test results, who's 100%. And then all of a sudden, the pieces of the puzzle started coming together. It's like, all right, well, I guess that first test wasn't right.

It was 0%. The results came back to 0%. And we put those test results side by side with this other guy's test results, who's 100%. And then all of a sudden, the pieces of the puzzle started coming together. It's like, all right, well, I guess that first test wasn't right.