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The disappearance of Susan Powell begins with a mysterious middle-of-the-night camping trip; an investigation reveals a woman who feared for her life and a family filled with secrets.

The disappearance of Susan Powell begins with a mysterious middle-of-the-night camping trip; an investigation reveals a woman who feared for her life and a family filled with secrets.

Family members are alarmed about Rose after witnessing some of her odd behavior on social media; Rose says she had a stroke and now speaks with a foreign accent.

Ava says her one goal in life is to be Insta-famous and she'll stop at nothing to get there, but her real-life relationships are suffering because of her online persona; actress Amanda Cerny tries to get young people to drop their social media masks.

Tatiana says that, for 19 years, her father forced her to do drugs so he could physically and sexually abuse her, and she bore three of his children.

On Oct. 13, 2018, 16-year-old Karlie Gusé disappeared from her home in rural California; the girl's father and stepmother are adamant they have no idea what happened to her.

Susan and Michael, parents of schizophrenic Janni, return to the show at odds over their 11-year-old son, Bodhi, who Susan is convinced is schizophrenic as well; Michael thinks Susan's quest for a diagnosis will harm their son.

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with exes Michael and Susan about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who Susan insists is dealing with schizophrenia, just like their 16-year-old daughter, Janni.

Amy says her 20-year-old son, Jai, is a "rageaholic ticking time bomb" and worries he's on the verge of seriously hurting someone, especially since he recently purchased a semi-automatic rifle.

Continuing the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of 16-year-old Karlie Gusé, who vanished from her stepmother and father's home in the early morning hours of Oct. 13, 2018.

Dan says that since his wife, Lorie, reunited with her now 26-year-old son two years ago, their entire family life has been shattered; he believes they have an inappropriate relationship, and the young man has violent outbursts.

The plaintiff says he has always had doubts about fathering his former girlfriend's twin sons, now 26 years old.

Hair-salon owners sue their former employee for defamation and breach of contract.

A woman sues her sister for going online and accusing her of having a sexually transmitted disease.

Authorities reportedly recorded audio of Colorado killer Chris Watts during a brand-new five-hour prison interview in which he reveals to investigators the horrifying truth about his wife's and daughters' final moments; lawyers reveal details.

Jessica says her soon-to-be ex-husband, Mike, is a narcissist who controls everything in her and their teen daughters' lives, especially the finances; Mike says Jessica is brainwashing the young women to hate him.

After 12-year-old Courtney LeBlanc is kidnapped from her home, her family fears she's fallen prey to a serial killer, but investigators enlist the help of the FBI, and their search brings to light a predator hiding in plain sight.

On Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job; two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted; years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

Teenagers Rebecca Bender and Bekah Charleston fall for men who seem to care about them, then they're lured into human trafficking and coerced into prostitution.

As the cases of a missing cheerleader and a roadside fire converge, police juggle numerous suspects and motives, then a cryptic surveillance video brings the investigation to a shocking conclusion.

Twelve-year-old Garrett Phillips is brutally attacked while home alone; his killer jumps unseen from a window, and investigators are left with a vexing mystery that rattles the otherwise peaceful village of Potsdam, N.Y.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

Teenagers Rebecca Bender and Bekah Charleston fall for men who seem to care about them, then they're lured into human trafficking and coerced into prostitution.

As the cases of a missing cheerleader and a roadside fire converge, police juggle numerous suspects and motives, then a cryptic surveillance video brings the investigation to a shocking conclusion.

Twelve-year-old Garrett Phillips is brutally attacked while home alone; his killer jumps unseen from a window, and investigators are left with a vexing mystery that rattles the otherwise peaceful village of Potsdam, N.Y.

Tatiana says that, for 19 years, her father forced her to do drugs so he could physically and sexually abuse her, and she bore three of his children.

Dan says that since his wife, Lorie, reunited with her now 26-year-old son two years ago, their entire family life has been shattered; he believes they have an inappropriate relationship, and the young man has violent outbursts.

Jennifer Asbenson, author of "The Girl in the Treehouse," tells the chilling details of how she escaped serial killer Andrew Urdiales and why she was chosen as his victim.

Continuing the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of 16-year-old Karlie Gusé, who vanished from her stepmother and father's home in the early morning hours of Oct. 13, 2018.

Bailey became quadriplegic 11 years ago in a childhood racing accident; girlfriend Harley says she is exhausted being his full-time caregiver; he says he constantly feels resentment from her for taking on that role and he feels like a burden.

Authorities reportedly recorded audio of Colorado killer Chris Watts during a brand-new five-hour prison interview in which he reveals to investigators the horrifying truth about his wife's and daughters' final moments; lawyers reveal details.

Jessica says her soon-to-be ex-husband, Mike, is a narcissist who controls everything in her and their teen daughters' lives, especially the finances; Mike says Jessica is brainwashing the young women to hate him.

A 16-year-old is at the center of a bitter battle between her unborn child's grandmothers.

Fifteen-year-old Jasmine Block was lured into a car by a family friend, then three men held her captive and attempted to kill her over and over for 29 days, but she survived and speaks about her abduction and dramatic escape.

The plaintiff says the defendant is a drug abuser who stole money from her; the defendant counter-sues for emotional distress.

The plaintiff believes the defendant is her father, but she wants to know for sure, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test.

The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and thought he was the father of her baby until her estranged husband claimed to be; he petitions the court for a paternity test and sues over a stolen car and harassment.

Stacey and Andy claim their lives have been torn apart by a vicious hacker who will stop at nothing to torture them, and Stacey says she's suspicious of everyone being the hacker, even her own family; Ben Shapiro (book "The Right Side of History").

On Oct. 13, 2018, 16-year-old Karlie Gusé disappeared from her home in rural California; the girl's father and stepmother are adamant they have no idea what happened to her.

Lottery winners must choose between "Old Indian Estate," "Llewellyn Carriage House," and "The Ryserson.".

Lottery winners search for their dream home in the Hamptons, and they have a huge wish list that includes a mother-in-law suite and many bathrooms.

A retired couple seek a vacation home to be closer to their family along the Virginia Coast; in a battle of priorities, it's size versus having a great view.

Two people hope to move from their tiny rental apartment into the home of their dreams near Washington, D.C., after winning $1 million on a Virginia scratch off.

A busy family wants to use lottery winnings to buy a waterfront vacation home in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

A couple's lakeside retirement dream is now a reality after they won on a Massachusetts scratch-off ticket.

Lottery winners search for a dream home in Riverside County, Calif., with a lot of acreage, a large kitchen and six or more bedrooms.

After winning money on a scratch-off ticket, jackpot winners search for their dream home by the waterfront.

After winning $5 million from the lottery, Josh wants a big piece of land in California.

Ana and Rafael had always planned on retiring from their life in New York City to paradise in Puerto Rico, so when Ana wins $1 million, they find they can retire early and buy their dream home sooner rather than later.

A California couple already has their forever home, so after winning a million dollars in the lottery, they set out to find a dream vacation home.

California empty-nesters with a retirement all planned out suddenly win the Powerball, so they set their sights on an ocean view in Orange County.

A busy family wants to use lottery winnings to buy a waterfront vacation home in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

A couple's lakeside retirement dream is now a reality after they won on a Massachusetts scratch-off ticket.

Lottery winners search for a dream home in Riverside County, Calif., with a lot of acreage, a large kitchen and six or more bedrooms.

After winning money on a scratch-off ticket, jackpot winners search for their dream home by the waterfront.

After winning $5 million from the lottery, Josh wants a big piece of land in California.

Ana and Rafael had always planned on retiring from their life in New York City to paradise in Puerto Rico, so when Ana wins $1 million, they find they can retire early and buy their dream home sooner rather than later.

A California couple already has their forever home, so after winning a million dollars in the lottery, they set out to find a dream vacation home.

California empty-nesters with a retirement all planned out suddenly win the Powerball, so they set their sights on an ocean view in Orange County.

Jennifer Asbenson, author of "The Girl in the Treehouse," tells the chilling details of how she escaped serial killer Andrew Urdiales and why she was chosen as his victim.