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After a woman has a fight with her boyfriend, her cousin lets her move in; she accuses him of filing a false police report against her. S21, Ep198

A woman sues her mother for custody of a dog; her mom claims her daughter didn't care for the dog on a regular basis because she was in and out of jail. S21, Ep199

A man pleads guilty to stealing defibrillators and aviation headsets and selling them to a pawn shop; the pawn shop sues for their alleged loss. S21, Ep200

A man presents two videos showing proof that an upstairs neighbour is responsible for water damage to his condo. S21, Ep201

A 12-year-old boy is accused of purposefully flooding his own home; he insists it was an accident that happened while he was helping his mother. S19, Ep233

A woman accuses her former friend of conning her over the sale of a car after it breaks down and is repossessed. S19, Ep234

A car salesman's failing vision and $14,000 due in child support come into play when ex-lovers call it quits. S19, Ep235

After their wedding is called off, ex-fiancées fight over a cruise, a new camera, and car repairs. S19, Ep236

After a mother's death, sisters fight over the car she left behind and what tragically happened to it after going on a cruise. S23, Ep158

An artist claims he was kicked out of 'his' gallery space after he had just finished renovating it; the property owner says the artist damaged his building. S23, Ep159

A couple tries to shield their granddaughter from a half-naked man who is high on meth and allegedly running wild in their neighbourhood. S23, Ep160

A woman is accused of stealing from the estate of an 80-year-old woman and then selling her furniture; she sues for slander and defamation. S21, Ep223

An elderly landlord calls the police because she fears a tenant has been a victim of terrible violence; alleged alcoholism and a police witness come into play. S21, Ep224

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. S21, Ep225

A young man is accused of violence against his girlfriend; the court finds him guilty of disturbing the peace. S21, Ep226

A woman sues the father of her youngest son for the return of property; he claims she filed a restraining order and called DCS repeatedly. S21, Ep227

A partygoer testifies that a friend's parked car was slammed and thrown across the street by a passing vehicle. S21, Ep228

When asked about an assault with an ex-girlfriend, a man changes his story once evidence of alleged bruising is brought to light. S21, Ep229

A man sues his ex-tenant for rent, storage fees, and property damage but must demonstrate more than 'normal wear and tear' to win his case. S19, Ep249

A man claims his neighbour's dog knocked him to the ground and caused him injury; his neighbour said he was just startled and fell down. S19, Ep250

A teenager accuses her ex-friend of cracking her phone; her former friend denies any mischief and sues for harassment. S19, Ep251

A woman's version of events changes numerous times when her supervisor sues her for slander and unpaid car payments. S19, Ep252

In 2022, Kenneth Ford was found murdered in his Birmingham home. DI Michelle Thurgood used witness statements combined with CCTV analysis to track down Gary O'Neill. S2, Ep5

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a young man, Tyrone France, becomes embroiled in Newport's drugs underworld, meeting a disastrous end.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Colin Gunn, who ordered the murders of Joan and John Stirland at their home in 2004, as revenge for the death of his nephew.

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell discuss the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry on Lucy Letby, and the growing debate surrounding the safety of her convictions. S1, Ep4

Violence on the Isle of Skye in 2022 ended with an arrest, conviction and a life sentence. S2, Ep8

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a young man, Tyrone France, becomes embroiled in Newport's drugs underworld, meeting a disastrous end.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Colin Gunn, who ordered the murders of Joan and John Stirland at their home in 2004, as revenge for the death of his nephew.

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell discuss the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry on Lucy Letby, and the growing debate surrounding the safety of her convictions. S1, Ep4

Violence on the Isle of Skye in 2022 ended with an arrest, conviction and a life sentence. S2, Ep8

For years, the death of Danni Houchins had been a mystery. Investigators said it could have been an accident, but her family suspected something more sinister. S37, Ep19

A family in Wales find a curious item on the beach, not realising it is a bomb. S3, Ep1

A teacher out for a walk with her dog risks her own life to save her pet. S3, Ep2

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A contractor with over 40 years in the industry, accuses a disgruntled customer of slamming him on social media; she says he didn't do his job. S21, Ep230

Alleged death threats, restraining orders, and a pack of Chihuahuas come into play when family members sue each other for damages. S21, Ep231

A struggling, single mother takes out renters' insurance only weeks before a mysterious fire damages her rental property; she collects 12K. S21, Ep232

A woman is suing her former tenant for damaging her home when he allegedly installed a hydroponic system to make it a marijuana-growing house. S21, Ep233

A seven-year feud between two neighbours escalates and ends in court with incriminating video evidence of harassment and property damage. S21, Ep234

A home renovation and the death of a woman's husband come into play when she gives her cat to a foster family. S23, Ep161

Two formerly engaged women fight over the alleged mistreatment of cats and carpet when their relationship falls apart. S23, Ep162

A 12-year-old boy is accused of purposefully flooding his own home; he insists it was an accident that happened while he was helping his mother. S19, Ep233

A woman accuses her former friend of conning her over the sale of a car after it breaks down and is repossessed. S19, Ep234

A car salesman's failing vision and $14,000 due in child support come into play when ex-lovers call it quits. S19, Ep235

After their wedding is called off, ex-fiancées fight over a cruise, a new camera, and car repairs. S19, Ep236

A man claims his identity was allegedly stolen and used illegally for the sale of a car. S19, Ep237

After a Good Samaritan takes in a neighbour's lost dog, the stray pet proceeds to attack and kill his beloved 15-year-old cat. S19, Ep238

A father and daughter fight over custody of a green Corvette; she claims he had seller's remorse and wanted to resell it at a higher price. S19, Ep239

A couple with three children is rescued from the brink of homelessness by an ex-best friend who sues them for unpaid rent and damages to her home. S19, Ep240

A woman and her fiancé claim their former landlord locked them out illegally and invaded their privacy; the landlord cries breach of contract. S19, Ep241

Cows, steers and goats are allegedly maimed and killed by a neighbour's pack of dogs; farmers and ranchers band together to demand payback. S19, Ep242

A man spends a night in prison after his roommates call the police on him; he sues them for the return of his property. S23, Ep163

A man allegedly suffering from PTSD after being shot in prison collects state disability but lets it slip that he makes money on the side as a nanny. S23, Ep164

A father and daughter go after their neighbour for a 911-call alleging mental instability, trespassing and a police report. S23, Ep165

A father says he paid extra support to prevent his daughter from being homeless; he sues the mother of his child after she allegedly turns the girl against him. S23, Ep166

A mother and daughter admit that they have had fights in the past, but go after their landlord for an allegedly illegal lockout and destruction of property. S23, Ep167

Geoffery Wansell explores the case of Linda Anders, who was found dead at her Merseyside home - her wheelchair-bound husband Malcolm claims an intruder broke in.

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.

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.

Jackie Malton examines the 1969 kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.