True Crime Xtra

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Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in car trunks in Brighton.

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An audacious scam cons a group of NHS hospitals out of over twelve and a half million pounds.

When a woman is convicted of killing her own mother, a new theory from an expert witness could prove to be her saving grace.

Police close in on the kidnapper of teenage girls who tells them where he dumps the bodies. Can they catch him before he strikes again.

When a man dropped dead of an apparent heart attack, no one thought foul play was possible, until Police looked into his girlfriend's behaviour leading up to his death.

After Cally Jo Larson was found dead in her home, an investigation produced no suspects, until burglaries several months after the murder led police to the evidence they needed.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how, having murdered his wife, Hassan Shatanawi thought he had made her vanish from the face of the earth - but he made one crucial oversight.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Mitchell Quy, who murdered his wife in Birkdale, 1998, brazenly taunting media for 18 months before eventually confessing.

A locksmith scams a London hospital out of nearly half a million pounds.

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

Police search for a missing boy and find his backpack five miles from his home, then his body is found over 50 miles away. But can they track down the killer.

When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play, but the coroner rules it as an accidental death.

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.

Feuding parents of two children share unflattering, intimate info about each other as they fight over an engagement ring and wedding costs.

After an uninsured motorist allegedly slams into a cyclist, both parties involved fight over $30,000 in medical bills that occurred as a result.

A woman accuses her neighbour of purposely destroying the overgrown plants on their adjoining property.

A man pays up-front to house his two girlfriends in one bedroom then sues one of them for a security deposit payback and an allegedly false arrest.

A woman says she'll never forget the sound of her service dog screaming while allegedly being mauled by a friend's pet.

Feuding parents of two children share unflattering, intimate info about each other as they fight over an engagement ring and wedding costs.

After an uninsured motorist allegedly slams into a cyclist, both parties involved fight over $30,000 in medical bills that occurred as a result.

A woman accuses her neighbour of purposely destroying the overgrown plants on their adjoining property.

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

Police search for a missing boy and find his backpack five miles from his home, then his body is found over 50 miles away. But can they track down the killer.

Innovative, value-for-money products brought directly to you at home. Shop 'til you drop whilst avoiding the hustle and bustle of the High Street.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how, having murdered his wife, Hassan Shatanawi thought he had made her vanish from the face of the earth - but he made one crucial oversight.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Mitchell Quy, who murdered his wife in Birkdale, 1998, brazenly taunting media for 18 months before eventually confessing.

Innovative, value-for-money products brought directly to you at home. Shop 'til you drop whilst avoiding the hustle and bustle of the High Street.

A locksmith scams a London hospital out of nearly half a million pounds.

In 1962, 15 year-old Marlene Miller was murdered. It would take 24 years before forensic scientists discovered the microscopic evidence that brought the killer to justice.

A woman vanishes, her body discovered a month later. Witnesses say she was forced into a car. The car had been rented, but the signature on the agreement didn't match their suspect's.

A woman is shot to death in her store just one day before she is to testify against the man accused of robbing her. The robber becomes the prime suspect, but he has a solid alibi.

In 1993, Florida was known for attacks on tourists. An injury to a victim, a bite mark, would be a key piece of evidence used to convict a determinedly uncooperative suspect.

Jackie Malton revisits the 1988 murder of Suzanne Greenhill in Newport, Wales, a case uniquely involving the deaf community, ending in a life sentence for Timothy Robson.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how an arrogant Bournemouth hotelier gets away with murdering his wife in 1982; but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law, his luck runs out.

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

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.

When a man found his wife covered in blood, he was too late to revive her. Police believed blood spatter evidence didn't match his story.

Police initially thought a California teenager had run away, until they found her naked battered body in a ditch. Will they find the killer.

Police recovered a submerged car but the driver was missing. Evidence found inside the car would lead them down a trail of obsession.

A woman is accused of stabbing a Boxer Pit Bull after an alleged attack of her smaller Beagle.

A woman sues her ex-husband of 19 years and his new wife for overdrawing her son's bank account and a false restraining order.

While visiting her grandkids, a woman says she was hit up for loans by her daughter who doesn't seem to care about payback.

A woman says she was injured when steps gave way on her property because of an allegedly criminal contractor's shoddy work.