True Crime Xtra

Brain surgery, false allegations to CPS and the cost of a wedding come into play when a woman goes up against her daughter and son-in-law.

A healthcare aid says he was verbally and physically abused by his disabled boss and sues for 275 unpaid hours of work.

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.

A woman with 14 feral cats in her backyard sues her neighbour for the death of three of them by his large dogs.

A woman gets emotionally overwrought when the Judge asks her to produce evidence to back up her shaky claims that a mechanic stole her car.

A gunman killed a worker at a manufacturing plant. He hoped to have covered his tracks, but forensics enabled police to track him down.

Find out how police tracked down a killer using a computer, after receiving an anonymous letter about the deaths of several prostitutes.

A woman recognised a detailed drawing of a serial rapist. Police closed in on the suspect and used forensic evidence to bring him down.

When a family all develop signs of ill-health, the mother happens upon a toxic mould expert who could have the answer to their problems.

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Simon Toyne, joins author Mark Billingham in South London to discover the 'honour' killing of Banaz Mahmod, a woman who fell in love, and was murdered by her family.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how, in 1994, a waiter was shot dead in a Kirkwall restaurant. Suspect Michael Ross, 15, wasn't convicted until 2008 - 14 years later.

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An accounts worker at a cancer hospital syphons off six hundred and forty-two thousand pounds of NHS money.

An obscure print at a crime scene puzzled Police, where a man was killed and two girls injured. The girls couldn't identify their attacker, but one clue helped track the killer.

A man is shot in his home, and his ex-wife seems to have a perfect alibi. To determine the time of death, investigators need to know when the victim ate his last meal.

A union official is executed in his home not long after a strike by the union membership. Neither his wife nor anyone in the neighbourhood heard any gunshots.

A man tells police he shot an intruder who had attacked and murdered his wife. Four years later, new forensic evidence leads police to re-examine the motives of this 'hero'.

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.

A manager treats the NHS like a cash machine. An organised crime gang try to swindle thirteen million pounds.

Police believe the death of a millionaire was designed to look like a robbery gone wrong, but is there more to it.

The disappearance of a woman led police to believe she was the victim of a particular criminal, but blood evidence would prove otherwise.

The friend of two men testified against them after they were involved in an incident. But when a bomb exploded in his home, police smelt revenge.

When a college student was found brutally murdered, hairs and tiny cells found at the scene opened a trail of lies.

An unwelcome boyfriend, childcare barter and starting a new business, come into play when ex-roommates fight over their living situation.

After a woman takes in two teenagers to live with her, she is accused by the girls mother of kicking one girl out as she went into labour.

A woman sues her husband's former neighbour for having her arrested after she made alleged false statements to the police about a domestic dispute.

Despite a confession that he was speeding at the time of an accident, a motorcyclist blames another driver for their shared fender bender.

A 10-year-old girl admits that she lost control of her 80-pound Mastiff Rhodesian Ridgeback which led to an attack and severe injuries to a Terrier mix.

A woman says she asked her pot-smoking roommate to take a break when her father was visiting but was allegedly met with nothing but disrespect.

The sale of alcohol, a pay to-play talent show and alleged Facebook slander come into play when a dance studio owner is sued.

When pet owners neglect to neuter their dogs, they end up with a litter of Husky/Pit Bull puppies and a fight over who gets to keep them.