True Crime Xtra

Forensic science helps solve real crimes. A woman is found dead in bed with a gun in hand and suicide notes close by. It looks like suicide, but curious evidence suggests otherwise.

A go-go dancer tells her family she needs to get away and vanishes for twenty years.

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On the 8th of December 1987, Frank Viktovic entered the HQ of Auspost at 191 Queen Street in Melbourne. 17 minutes later, 8 innocent people lay dead - killed by a deranged loner.

A young woman's investigation into the disappearance of her mother uncovers a shocking family secret.

Forensic science helps solve real crimes. A woman is found dead in bed with a gun in hand and suicide notes close by. It looks like suicide, but curious evidence suggests otherwise.

A go-go dancer tells her family she needs to get away and vanishes for twenty years.

Top notch forensic science helps solve real crimes. Investigators must piece together fragments of a computer disc to discover who murdered the wife of a serviceman in the Philippines.

A murder investigation leads the authorities to a discarded sleeping bag containing traces of an horrific act.

Forensic science helps solve real crimes. When a man was murdered in a bomb blast, investigators must sift through shards of evidence to hone in on the perpetrator.

Morgan Huxley was murdered in his own apartment in the Sydney suburb of Neutral Bay in September 2013. His killer was a complete stranger who followed him home.

Dubbed the Black Widow, Patricia Byers asset-stripped her lovers before killing them to cover her crimes. Only diligent detective work would lead to her eventual imprisonment.

A woman's apparent accidental death begins to look fishy after police uncover a letter written by the victim.

A strategically placed plastic bag found near a suffocated woman made her death look accidental. Further investigation revealed the scene was staged.

When a little girl got sick and died, investigators were stumped. Was it an accident, an unexplained illness, or murder.

Police search for a missing boy - first they find his backpack, then his body. But can they track down the killer.

When an off-duty policeman was shot dead, his fellow officers were determined to solve the crime. They discovered the evidence they needed in tiny fibres and an asthma inhaler.

Gritty series where real crimes are solved using forensic techniques. When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play.

Mooching off a woman to the tune of $60,000 is the allegation laid against a man whose teenager is asked to leave the courtroom to spare her seeing his 'dressing down' by the judge.

Knocked unconscious after crashing into a telephone pole, a woman blames a faulty steering wheel. She denies drinking and driving recklessly.

A drunken man with a crowbar allegedly attacks a BMW because he thought he was about to be run over.

After a man is allegedly kicked out of his home by his ex-wife, a woman takes him in, supports him, and sues for payback.

Biting off a woman's pinky finger, spitting at people, and vandalizing a car come into play as a long-standing feud between two New Yorkers plays out.

Road-kill deer meat is offered as compensation for car damages that occurred when the animal was hit.

Half sisters fight over a shopping spree at the mall to buy clothes for a child. False murder charges and attorney fees are disputed by a woman and her nephew.

An alleged tug-of-war over a paint can leads to a messy and expensive spill in an apartment building and a dispute over who will pay for clean-up.

A woman is suing her former best friend and roommate for damages from an alleged assault, the return of clothes, and a security deposit.

A woman sues her brother for the balance on a computer, a loan for a medical procedure and for allegedly totalling her car.

A man denies dragging his 18-year-old girlfriend into a car and punching her. She sues him for two unpaid loans for bail, collect calls from jail, and damage to her car stereo.