True Crime Xtra

The 4th July weekend in 2003 was supposed to be a time of celebration for the Harpers of Bakersfield, CA. But, the joyous atmosphere quickly turned to tragedy.

When a Marine dies, doctors initially believe a heart attack is to blame. When arsenic is found in some of his organs, prosecutors charge his wife with murder.

A family mourns the unexpected death of a beloved grandmother at Christmas. Local police assure everyone that she was a victim of a tragic accident and that there is no foul play.

When an 18-year-old girl is abducted while talking on a pay phone, forensic evidence found on her clothing points police in the direction of a suspect.

When a true crime hobbyist connects a Utah Jane Doe to an Ohio missing persons case, detectives are hard-pressed to solve the decades-old murder.

A Los Angeles-based kidnapping, ransom and murder ring run by Russian immigrants is exposed when a pair of retired scientists use sonar equipment to locate its victims.

The sale of an exotic kinkajou (a rainforest mammal also known as the honey bear) is disputed by the animal's owner and the pet store that sold it for over $2,000.

He claims she is still married, and she says he's a user.

A bar school owner claims his former employee and his fiancé stole content from his website and posted it as their own.

A woman claims a child was disciplined by being locked in a closet and seeks a refund. An ex-military officer claims his child was bullied into damaging another child's saxophone.

A man flees the scene of an accident after crashing a jeep and allegedly beating his girlfriend. A woman sues her daughter's ex for money owed after he marries another woman.

A bartender insists repairs made to his car were a Christmas gift from his girlfriend. A man calls the police after his ex allegedly runs away with his half of their tax refund.

A USC football fan denies falling head first into a truck at a tailgate party. A teenager wants to be paid back after bailing her ex-lover out of jail for reckless driving.

A woman claims her friend's twin sister keyed her car during a fight. A bridesmaid is sick in a 20-stretch Hummer and accuses the limousine company of overcharging her for damage.

A psychic and former client fight over allegations of slander and money spent on a spiritual journey. A man's accused of damaging a boat, but claims it was already in bad shape.

A young man on disability claims the clothes and TV his girlfriend bought for him were gifts. Best friends move to Nevada to drill for gold, but fight over living expenses.

The sale of an exotic kinkajou (a rainforest mammal also known as the honey bear) is disputed by the animal's owner and the pet store that sold it for over $2,000.

He claims she is still married, and she says he's a user.

A bar school owner claims his former employee and his fiancé stole content from his website and posted it as their own.

A woman claims a child was disciplined by being locked in a closet and seeks a refund. An ex-military officer claims his child was bullied into damaging another child's saxophone.

A man flees the scene of an accident after crashing a jeep and allegedly beating his girlfriend. A woman sues her daughter's ex for money owed after he marries another woman.

The 4th July weekend in 2003 was supposed to be a time of celebration for the Harpers of Bakersfield, CA. But, the joyous atmosphere quickly turned to tragedy.

When a Marine dies, doctors initially believe a heart attack is to blame. When arsenic is found in some of his organs, prosecutors charge his wife with murder.

A family mourns the unexpected death of a beloved grandmother at Christmas. Local police assure everyone that she was a victim of a tragic accident and that there is no foul play.

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19-year-old Rachel Manning was murdered in Milton Keynes. Two men were wrongfully convicted, but new advances in forensics proved that evil always leaves a trace.

When the body of a child is found, Boston State Police have no leads, but with the help of the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children, a trace is found..

Christine Eadie and Helen Scott vanish without a trace. The police never stopped hunting for justice, even changing the law to bring justice.

In late 1992, an attack led to an investigation which would last nearly a quarter of a century. Over time, DNA profiling helped to close a case which detectives feared would never be solved.

A young Colorado mother suddenly vanishes on Thanksgiving Day. Her family and co-workers know the highly accomplished pilot is not one to just disappear.

Patients at the VA Hospital in Clarksburg keep dying after experiencing low blood sugar levels. An investigation into their deaths reveals an overnight nurse is to blame.

When the clerk of an Atlanta-area smoke shop is gunned down during a robbery, investigators have only descriptions of the killers and the make of their getaway car.

A 70-year-old retired veteran is found dead on his boat after a bad sea storm. Investigators later discover he was killed during an attempted robbery.

California police are baffled when an innocent man's DNA is found at the scene of a deadly home invasion.

Using geographical profiling, investigators close in on a serial rapist, and a cleverly obtained DNA sample confirms their suspicions.

In 1992, Rachel Nickel was murdered on Wimbledon Common. After the biggest police manhunt in modern history, Colin Stagg was arrested and imprisoned for her murder.

Unhappy with a crowded parking lot, a salon owner tells police that the church next door deals drugs causing them to lose summer funding.

Ex friends fight over custody of Gonzo the dog after a new baby arrives on the scene and a restraining order comes into play.

A woman desperate not to lose custody of her daughter accepts help from her mother who recently received a large disability settlement.

A genealogy search results in a reunion between family members who go into business together only to fight over $5,000 and alleged fraud.

A once happy relationship downgrades into a contentious living situation with accusations of theft, assault and stolen property.

After a car windshield is bashed with a brick, a man claims he witnessed his ex-girlfriend, dressed all in black, running from the crime scene.

A $5,000 marijuana drug deal gone wrong is disputed by ex-roommates who fight over alleged damages as a result of a police raid.

After eight weeks of work, a young man says he was injured on the job and sues his boss for $5,000 for an alleged wrongful termination and a workman's comp claim.

A 13-year-old boy is asked to step out of the courtroom before his family members start fighting over living expenses and a restraining order.

Breaking up via a text message, inappropriate courtroom attire and a used computer come into play when exes dispute custody of a Lenovo laptop.

After dating a single parent for only eight weeks, a woman claims she loaned him money to buy a new truck because his old truck was in danger of being repossessed.

Colin Fry, TJ Higgs and Tony Stockwell use their gift to uncover the truth surrounding ex-con Andrew Davidson's suspicious suicide.

Annie was on the brink of a new chapter in her life when she was found dead with her hair hacked off. Psychic Private Eyes try to unravel this top secret case.

After a family vacation, Kyle Lewis gets a headache and a high fever. Initially diagnosed with meningitis, doctors started treatment, but quickly realised it is something else.

A young Colorado mother suddenly vanishes on Thanksgiving Day. Her family and co-workers know the highly accomplished pilot is not one to just disappear.

Patients at the VA Hospital in Clarksburg keep dying after experiencing low blood sugar levels. An investigation into their deaths reveals an overnight nurse is to blame.

When the clerk of an Atlanta-area smoke shop is gunned down during a robbery, investigators have only descriptions of the killers and the make of their getaway car.

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David Jackson left his home to buy beer and cigarettes. He was never seen again. For 15 years his disappearance remained unsolved, until one investigator broke the case wide open.

The murder of Lynette White led to the longest murder trial in British history at the time. Find out how police work and DNA eventually led police to her killer.

Rachel O'Reilly was savagely murdered in her home, in what looked like a burglary gone wrong. A ground-breaking investigation finally put her killer behind bars.

A popular, healthy, 60-year-old woman suffered a sudden, painful death. Detectives managed to trace the killer, despite their calculated and elaborate web of deceit.

A killer, who stalked and gained his victim's trust, enticed her to her death. Almost two decades later scientific advances brought the perpetrator to justice.

When a 22-year-old woman falsely confesses to a series of murders, investigators inspect incriminating fibres that lead to the real killer.

Eight days after she had disappeared on her way to a family ski trip, 18-year-old Lisa Marie Kimmel's partially nude body was found floating in a river in Wyoming.

The bodies of a woman and her son are found in a field. Insects found on the bodies and a suspicious blond hair help to track down the killer.

This episode investigates the shooting of 15-year-old Trey Cooley, who died from a mysterious gunshot wound to the head while he sat in the lobby of his father's gun club.

The body of a man is found thirty years after he was murdered. Scientists try to decipher his blank address book, whose contents have faded with age.

This episode profiles Legionnaires' Disease, something we still know very little about: how it affected 180 people after a Philadelphia Convention and killed 29 of them.

The murder trial against Colin Stagg collapsed due to flawed police evidence. It would be 16 years before a breakthrough in DNA evidence would catch the real killer, Robert Napper.

A Good Samaritan mother opens her homes to troubled youngsters only to have one teenager allegedly steal her car and jewellery.

A Stallion is accused of jumping a fence, forcing mares back to his place and then impregnating them.

Three brothers fight over their deceased mother's estate, funeral costs and life insurance.

A woman claims her cousin-in-law spread rumours about her to her husband, choked her and stole her necklace.

Death threats to dogs, a dispute over property lines and an alleged assault come into play when neighbours fight.

A man claims he awoke to find himself being beaten in the head with a bat by a woman who claims he stole money from a recently deceased friend.

Despite video evidence of a terrier being attacked and killed by a larger dog, an off-leash dispute complicates owners' demands for compensation.