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Wilkes Barre-Scranton, Pennsylvania: "Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents®" Creator and Vice President Sherry Haskins today announced Producers are expanding their search for victims of financial abandonment of court ordered child support payments to be featured on the weekly television program.

Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® features victims of financial abandonment of court ordered child support payments, which now exceeds 22 Billion dollars in the United States, while soliciting viewer assistance in locating the deadbeats. Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® will be presented in a weekly, 1-hour television format in which the most serious deadbeat offenders are profiled on-camera.

According to Ms, Haskins, "The response we have received from local victims of child support abandonment has been excellent, but we wanted to assure that all persons who might want their case profiled on Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® are given the opportunity to have their situation reviewed by the show Producers. We encourage anyone in this category (male or female) to make us aware of their individual situation as soon as possible."

The ideal candidates will be those who can demonstrate a serious financial hardship as a result of having been abandoned financially by a previous partner who has not complied with the conditions of court ordered child support payments. Those applicants with multiple children currently residing with them will be given priority consideration. Interested candidates should submit via E-mail a written summary describing in detail their situation and why their case should be featured on Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® to info@mostwanteddbp.com. All submissions become property of the show or its' Producer and cannot be returned.

Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® is produced and distributed by Schaefer Entertainment Group International, Inc. (SEGI) based in Tampa, Florida. Production and initial airing launch of the show is scheduled for the fall, 2010

Alicia Roberts, the Host Most Wanted Deadbeat Parents® works as a full-time reporter and anchor for WFLA TV/News Channel 8 in Tampa, Florida. In addition, Roberts served as a game broadcaster for the Tampa Bay Rays during their 2008 World Series season at Tropicana Field. Roberts has also been a host for the 2010 All Children's Hospital Telethon, HSN and Shop NBC and was selected as the national spokesperson for NAVTEQ at the 2008 NAB conference in Las Vegas.

Alicia holds an undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Temple University as well as a Master of Science Degree in Public Communications from Drexel University. In 2003, she was crowned Miss Philadelphia and went on to finish as first-runner up at theMiss Pennsylvania Pageant. During her year of service, Alicia made more than 125 appearances on behalf of charitable organizations including Make-A-Wish Foundation, Red Cross and Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. In addition, she had the opportunity to address the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives about her platform, Big Brothers Big Sisters. Alicia still volunteers with the Miss America Organization as a judge and contestant mentor.

Alicia was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia. She currently resides in Tampa, Florida.