True Crime Xtra

The decomposed bodies of two victims are found in an irrigation canal in Bakersfield, California, but how can a killer be caught if evidence is washed away.

Behavioural profiling can be useful to catch a killer, but it can also be misleading, as police found out in one particular case. DNA put them back on track.

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When an American tourist is killed in a Mexican resort, police on both sides of the border use forensic evidence to uncover a sinister truth.

In 1988, a banker's wife is kidnapped and the police struggle to break the case until entomology and computer forensics help to reveal a new suspect.

A neighbour witnesses a man stab and drown his wife in their pool. However, the man claims he has no explanation and no recollection of the crime.

An unfortunate soul is burnt to death when a house bursts into flames, but careful investigation reveals the fire was not an accident.

It would be 50 years before a murderous criminal in California would be caught, thanks to advancements in computer technology and handwriting analysis.

Investigators piece together tiny clues at the scene of a hit and run accident. Their findings help to track down the offending driver.

Investigating the disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz and the case that haunts the detectives who spent more than three decades trying to find him.

Two witnesses who watched a woman gunned down in her Florida home by someone in a clown costume speak out for the first time on network television.

A wealthy lawyer shoots his wife from the backseat of a car - was it a tragic accident or cold-blooded murder.

An NHS manager cooks up a scam with his mates to line their pockets with two hundred and fifty thousand pounds.

In December 2000, Mike Williams headed out onto the lake to hunt for ducks and never returned. It was believed he drowned and was eaten by alligators.

Voncile Smith lived in a rural but wealthy neighbourhood in Pensacola with two of her sons, Richard and John, and assets worth over $1 million dollars. In 2015, their bodies are found.

DJ Ervin Holton is found shot dead on his friend's porch. With no witnesses, investigators spot cameras outside a nearby store - could they have captured Ervin's killer.

After serving time for domestic violence, a man sues his ex-fiance for an engagement ring, a forged pay cheque and stolen property.

Divorced parents dispute financial responsibility by their teenager's parking tickets and court fees. A professional arm wrestler is accused of beating up her roommate.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for thousands in medical bills and living expenses, claiming he took advantage of her and her mother.

After a teenager's college fund is spent to bail her boyfriend out of jail, an angry mother demands that he pay her daughter back.

A teenager is allegedly humiliated in karate class and an angry mother wants a refund.

Former best friends move in together only to fight about childcare and sue over damaged personal property. Young victims of Hurricane Katrina fight over relocation fees.

Divorced parents of three fight over a lawn car business, big screen TV and child support.

When a grandmother is ten minutes late in returning her grandson to his father, all hell breaks loose because they miss their movie at the mall.

When a teenager allegedly has a temper tantrum in the shower, her mother sues her for over 2K in damages.

A woman discovers in a text message that her husband is loaning money to another woman.