Best of '20/20' in 2010: Sex Tapes, Political Scandals and Swim Coach Molestation

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Dec. 31, 2010

16-Year-Old Starbucks Barista Sues Over 'Sex Demands' at Work

An "alarmingly high" number of high school students are reporting sexual advances from their adult bosses and other supervisors at some of the country's best known fast food operations, according to an official at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. 20/20" spoke to Kati Moore of Orange County, Calif., who claimed that as a 16-year old, she became involved with a 24-year-old supervisor at Starbucks who, she says, made almost daily demands on her for sex, months after she began working as a barista. Looking back on the situation, Katie reflected, "I felt like I didn't have a choice. I was ashamed and embarrassed. And I felt like he had complete control over my job ... he knew all this stuff about my family and my friends and my school."

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Teen Attempts Solo Sail Around World Watch Video

Ex-Aide Exposes Secrets in Edwards' Affair Watch Video

Wife Meets Mistress: Candidate's Worlds Collide Watch Video

Model Burned in Vicious Sulfuric Acid Attack

Katie Piper, 24, was working in London as a model and television presenter. While working she met 33-year-old Danny Lynch, a martial arts expert, and they began a relationship. When things between them began to sour Lynch hired Stefan Sylvestre to throw sulphuric acid in her face. She sustained tremendous injuries mostly to her face and chest and now she is working to help other burn victims.

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Jenny Sanford Exclusive: Husband Refused to Be Faithful in Wedding Vows

Former South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford discussed her painful and public breakup with then-Governor Mark Sanford in an exclusive interview with Barbara Walters. She looked back on her marriage, and recalled Mark's frugal and at times "cheap" nature. Many of these reflections served as inspiration for her memoir "Staying True."

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