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An ex-nun accosts a woman in a furniture store saying she stole her custom-made diamond ring. A woman sues a co-worker for not selling Mary Kay cosmetics.

Feuding neighbours dispute alleged child abuse, car vandalism and harassment.

A young couple, involved in a violent road-rage incident, claim a convertible BMW driver punched and kicked their car after tailgating them.

A drag racer with full custody of his two children acknowledges that he defrauded the government and accepted money from his ex for car parts.

A man makes all kind of accusations against his ex-wife while suing her for breaking a lease and reneging on a loan to buy a Ford Mustang.

A man living off of social security claims his ex-landlord illegally evicted him, damaged his property and filed false charges against him.

A restaurant server claims she was 'football tackled' by her roommate because she was ignoring her during an argument.

When a woman allegedly spins her car and sprays rocks at her estranged lover, he is accused of firing back with a handful of rocks.

An experiment in living together fails miserably when a pregnant young woman sues her ex-boyfriend for $4,000 in moving costs.

Angry ex-lovers dispute the arrest made after a violent argument. Neighbours sue each other after house-sitting and unsupervised children lead to damaged property.

A woman claims her well-behaved son was bullied and beaten by another teenager. A teenager accuses his former mentor of taking advantage of him.

Feuding cousins, who both had a baby with the same woman, wage war over alleged vandalism.

A teenager, accused of constant bullying, allegedly punches a girl and sends her to the hospital.

Co-workers become gambling buddies and then roommates, but split over alleged vandalism and money loaned.

A woman claims she was not aware of her boyfriend's questionable past when she loaned him money. Teenagers and their parents dispute an alleged theft.

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.

The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm in Essex in 1985. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a scandalous love triangle between a socialite, her young gardener and estranged husband cast a shadow of disrepute over 1930s Bournemouth.

After eleven days of radio silence, the Mochries were discovered dead in their home on a Sunday evening, in a twisted murder suicide. But police still had to discover why.

When a young UK mum goes missing, police uncover a troubled marriage. A witness statement leads the police to the buried body.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a scandalous love triangle between a socialite, her young gardener and estranged husband cast a shadow of disrepute over 1930s Bournemouth.

After eleven days of radio silence, the Mochries were discovered dead in their home on a Sunday evening, in a twisted murder suicide. But police still had to discover why.

The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm in Essex in 1985. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.

A film extra is taken ill at the top of a cathedral tower and a Coastguard crew fight to save him.

An adventurous pensioner is lost on Ben Nevis in a howling snow storm.

A woman is trapped in her loft conversion bedroom while a fire rages below her.

An experienced base jumper's parachute gets tangled up when he leaps off Beachy Head.

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A woman claims a dishonest hotel worker stole her cash and then charged her friend's credit card for her room.

A woman cares for her homeless niece but is later accused of stealing money from her.

A woman alleges her mechanic's son took a joy ride in her van and wrecked it. A woman insists an ex-friend begged her to go on vacation and that she owes her nothing.

A drag racer with full custody of his two children acknowledges that he defrauded the government and accepted money from his ex for car parts.

A man makes all kind of accusations against his ex-wife while suing her for breaking a lease and reneging on a loan to buy a Ford Mustang.

A man living off of social security claims his ex-landlord illegally evicted him, damaged his property and filed false charges against him.

A woman with a history of chemical dependency is jailed several times before she sues her roommate for allegedly taking advantage of her while serving time.

A broken finger, alleged love for hire, and a broken computer come into play when ex live-in lovers call it quits.

When unwed parents fight over a car accident, a young mother's motivation for keeping her ex-lover's car in her name is called into question.

Grandparents sue the father of their grandchild for an unpaid loan for lawyer fees used to dispute child custody with their own daughter.

A litany of alleged hardships come to light when a man sues his ex-girlfriend for car damage and for breaking a lease.

A woman claims she caught her boyfriend at a hotel with another woman and submits video evidence of him allegedly trying to break into her house.

A woman files for a restraining order against her boyfriend after he allegedly throws a boot at her and bruises her.

A woman sues her deceased grandson's former fiancée for the cost of a headstone after a $10,000 life insurance pay-out.

Simon Toyne travels to Glasgow to uncover the case of taxi driver Catherine McChord, who was found murdered in her black cab in 1982.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Ian Stewart, who murdered his fiancée Helen Bailey, concealing her body for months before being convicted of murder.

Simon Toyne revisits a case involving an apparent suicide plot that unearthed in the rural villages of County Derry, when the bodies of a man and woman are found.

Jackie Malton explores the case of Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, the Moors Murderers, who killed five children in and around Manchester between 1963 and 1965.

Simon Toyne travels to Liverpool to unravel the notorious story of the murder of James Bulger, who was abducted and killed by two 10-year-old boys.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Superintendent Marina Ericson of Norfolk Police to discover how she and her team brought random knife killer Alexander Palmer to justice.

An attempt to destroy evidence and disguise the truth in New Cross is solved through forensic science.

Skeletal remains found in Winsconsin in 1959 baffled investigators. Sixty-five years later, genetic genealogy revealed the victim was Chester Alfred Breiney.

When Maria Munoz dies from an overdose, it looks like suicide. That is until doorbell camera footage reveals a dark story of love, betrayal and murder.

A woman claims a dishonest hotel worker stole her cash and then charged her friend's credit card for her room.

A woman cares for her homeless niece but is later accused of stealing money from her.

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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.