True Crime +1

A woman claims her actions were justified when she shot a neighbour's dog twice after it ran onto her property.

Ex-friends sue each other for damages from car vandalism and a bloody assault.

A motorcycle mechanic claims his ex-lover stole his tools and had him falsely arrested.

A teenager claims a man tasered by police for disorderly conduct fell headfirst into his car and damaged the bumper.

A woman demands payment for taking care of her god-daughter and is accused of filing false charges of abuse and neglect.

A defendant is ill-prepared for questions from the Judge when she is sued by her ex-roommate for a security deposit.

The Judge learns about a new dog breed when an 8-year-old boy is allegedly attacked by a neighbour's pet.

A motorcycle shop owner for 17 years admits he didn't provide a much-needed estimate to family members trying to salvage an old bike.

A struggling mother denies trying to scam the government when she hires a friend to take care of her four children.

A woman on disability sues the father of her child for a loan, money owed for a truck and property damage.

A woman pays over $5,000 for glamour shots of her grandchildren when her estranged daughter-in-law allegedly uses her credit card.

The Judge has little patience for a landlord who takes payments in cash and only occasionally provides a receipt.

Ex friends dispute a fender bender after a leased vehicle is allegedly rented without full insurance coverage.

A woman demands payment for her broken-down car after her brother repairs it and gets it running.

After a man loses his job, his relationship falls apart and he's sued for apartment damages caused by his dog.

A man sues his adopted son's sister for parking tickets, impound fees and an unpaid loan for a car that's in his name.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how Eastbourne GP Bodkin Adams befriended elderly patients, and was often named in their wills, as they died suspiciously sooner than expected.

Jackie Malton examines the case of Joseph Kappen, who murdered three young women in South Wales in 1973. He was only identified through pioneering DNA techniques after his death.