Many guests [suspected perpetrators of wrongdoing] are invited to the Laura en America show to declare their love for a person in a relationship outside of their formally declared partnership.  They are typically caught by surprise when evidence of their own wrongdoing (infidelity, rape, child sexual assault or severe sexual harassment) is exposed on international TV.

Dr. Bozzo's show is staffed with social services specialists and a psychologist from her non profit social services organization, Solidaridad de Familia (Family Solidarity).  These professionals are called upon to counsel victims immediately after their appearances on the show, and on an ongoing basis as clients of Family Solidarity.

Dr. Bozzo's interview style in empathetic, but also based upon her extensive experience as a lawyer.  After allowing the alleged perpetrator(s) ample time to explain their side of a given story, she begins to confront the reality that these perpetrators have been proven guilty through clear hidden camera video evidence.

During the first 5 months of 2005 Dr. Bozzo's show has presented a well organized series of cases regarding the sexual exploitation of young children and underage youth at the hands of stepfathers, uncles, neighbors, and even their mother's employers and their older sister's boyfriends (who may be decades older than they are).  In many of these cases the perpetrators have sexually harassed, abused and raped underage girls and boys in their own homes.

During a show titled "Your Husband is My Woman", broadcast in the U.S. on May 20, 2005, Dr. Bozzo presented one of the most outrageous cases of child sexual exploitation yet shown in the long history of her show.  Dr. Bozzo's level or outrage reached new heights as the show progressed.

The show segment began with by inviting a man to discuss his romantic relationship.  For purposes of this article, we will refer to this man as 'Manolo' (not his real name).  Manolo explained that his lover, another man (whom we shall refer to as Oscar), was married and has a young child of 1 year of age and a step-child, a boy age 6.  Manolo declared that he had come to the show to announce to Oscar's wife that: "your husband is my woman."

Dr. Bozzo then proceeded to invite the alleged married lover's wife (whom we shall refer to as Rosa)  onto the set.  Rosa proceeded to explain in angry terms to Dr. Bozzo that Manolo was a bad person, was a bad influence on her husband Oscar, and was known to expose himself sexually to young children in the neighborhood and to offer those children candy.  The accused, Manolo, denied that he was guilty of any of those charges.

Dr. Bozzo next called Rosa's husband Oscar to the set.  After being shown hidden video evidence regarding his affair, the husband admitted in front of his wife that he and Manolo were indeed lovers.  The two men had been filmed with a hidden camera greeting each other romantically at the doorway of Oscar's house.

Rosa reacted violently upon seeing this video evidence, and began hitting her husband.  Dr. Bozzo calmed everyone down.

Dr. Bozzo then addressed the core issue of the program.  She stated that the program would expose "grave" accusations against both  Manolo and Oscar involving the abuse of a 6 year old boy.

Dr. Bozzo stated: "if it were up to me, I would give both of you the death penalty for what you have done."

Dr. Bozzo also stated: "I may be the host of this show, but I may have to be jailed for homicide today because of the unpardonable crimes both of you committed against a 6 year old boy."

Dr. Bozzo proceeded to enter a booth on the set with obscured glass double doors that side open and shut.  This 'zone of safety' is typically used on the Laura en America Show to allow Dr. Bozzo to film interviews with children and underage youth victims, away from the aggression and verbal threats of their adult tormentors, who are sitting on the set of the show.  Within this both, Dr. Bozzo began to interview a six year old boy, who cried throughout the short session.

The six year old, Rosa's son, began to explain that his stepfather (of only a few months) - Oscar and his step-father's friend Manolo abused him in moments when his mother was away from the family home.  The boy proceeded to say that both men forced him to kiss them, and he was beaten every time the boy resisted the kissing, and the men's sexual fondling of him.  The boy showed Dr. Bozzo a bruise on his forehead from one such assault, clearly visible to the camera.

The boy indicated that he had gone through these experiences many times.

Upon hearing this information the mother began to beat her husband, but was stopped by guards that are always present on the set.

Both men denied the accusations.  Dr. Bozzo then ran footage from a hidden video tape, showing the 6 year old boy sitting distraught on the floor in what appeared to be the family kitchen.

In the taped scene, the boy's stepfather, Oscar, began talking to the boy and pushing his face around like he was an animal.  Oscar then looked out the door to the house, and declared to Manolo that the boy's mother was not home.

Oscar, the stepfather, proceeded to tell his lover Manolo "take advantage of him [the boy] now while the boy's mother is not home."

The film footage proceeds to show Manolo beginning his sexual attack on the 6 year old boy.  The film footage stopped at that moment.

The mother, outraged, again physically attacked her husband, and also Manolo.

For the first time in the author's several years of watching the Laura en America Show, many members of the audience got up out of their seats, and ran onto the set to beat Manolo and Oscar.

Dr. Bozzo also expressed her outrage, but asked audience members to sit down, because she would handle the case.  Dr. Bozzo proceeded to state that local police were present at the filming of the show, and that the two child rapists would be taken from the set straight to jail.

Dr. Bozzo proceeded to delve further into the life of Manolo, the lover of Oscar.

Dr. Bozzo exposed the fact that Manolo also was married.  She proceeded to show hidden video tape footage from Manolo's home.  On the tape, Manolo's wife (whom we will call Maria for this story), a young woman, was being slapped in the face, punched on the body and kicked in the behind by Manolo.

Dr. Bozzo invited Manolo's wife Maria onto the set.  Maria began to explain that she was driven to the streets by domestic violence perpetrated by her step father against her in her own home, and she was out of touch with her mother.  Maria had invited her younger sister (whom we will call Gloria for this story) to stay in her home.

Gloria was invited to the set.  Gloria proceeded to state to Dr. Bozzo that Manolo, her brother in law, had violently raped her.

Dr. Bozzo then had both rapists, Manolo and Oscar, hauled off the set by her guards, and taken directly to the Lima City jail for processing as criminal suspects.  As is true with many cases presented on the Laura en America Show, the hidden video tape recorded in Manolo's home and in Oscar's home is valid evidence in the Peruvian legal process.  Dr. Bozzo declared that both men were likely to receive 15 years in jail for their crimes against the young boy.

Dr. Bozzo's production team had located Maria and Gloria's mother before the show, and the family was reunited on the set.

In closing the show, Dr. Bozzo asked the psychologist of Family Solidarity, a woman doctor named Ursula, to take charge of treatment for both the 6 year old boy and Maria's sister Gloria, who was raped by her brother in law Manolo.

Dr. Bozzo emphasized to the audience, as she has on many recent shows where boyfriends and stepfathers are proven to be child sexual predators, that the women watching the show should never invite a man to live in their home, if they have children, without getting to know he very very well, over a long period of time.

To alleviate the stress of this traumatic show segment, Dr. Bozzo stated that not all men are bad.  She invited a visiting Cuban American transgender female impersonator to come on stage.  The  impersonator was made up as Dr. Bozzo, and imitated many of her gestures and ways of speaking, bringing a laugh to all in the audience.  The actor proceeded to state that he, like Dr. Bozzo, worked through his art as an impersonator to bring an end to injustice and awareness of the need for condom use in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Miami, Florida's gay community. 

Dr. Bozzo has consistently respected the dignity of Peru's gay and transgender communities on her show, and has invited many victims of exploitation from these communities to present their cases of exploitation and abuse.