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Police find the wife of a California fertility doctor dead at the bottom of a staircase in their San Clemente home. Did her dogs play some role in her death or was the scene staged to cover up a murder? Correspondent Tracy Smith reports.

When Maddi Kingsbury, a 26-year-old mother of two from Winona, Minnesota, goes missing, her devastated sister takes to social media to implore the public to help find her.

Brian Fanion calls 911 to report that his wife Amy shot herself. However, authorities do not believe his story because the gunshot wound is not consistent with a self-inflicted wound. Did Amy commit suicide, or did an argument spin wildly out of control?

An innocent woman is murdered; a California girl is kidnapped and abused.

An eye doctor is stabbed to death on the way to his car.

Laura and Margaret are both mothers and extreme hoarders; their parallel obsessions have made them prisoners in their own homes while tearing their families apart.

Rhonda's home is filled with items she's found in the dumpster; neighbors are threatening lawsuits.

Phyllis and Patty aren't just identical twins, they are identical hoarders as well.

A newlywed testifies to the danger and shame she faced on her big day when a contractor reportedly failed to complete her wedding procession's pathway.

A woman is left holding a $2,500 cleaning bill after her landlord's pandemic precautions lead to a rushed final walk-through.

A woman's accusation that her ex-friend keyed her car is met with claims that she hid money from her husband.

After a young man totals his own car, his friend offers up her prized RX-7 as a loaner, which he proceeds to demolish and neglect to tell her.

A woman sues a cement mason for mistakenly tearing up her driveway; a woman says a mechanic friend is responsible for the disappearance of an old car she inherited.

A man trying to recover from a DUI charge regrets putting his car's title into his girlfriend's name; the cost of funeral arrangements sets a grieving granddaughter back financially as her landlord sues her for damages.

A man says his date canceled at the last minute, sticking him with the bill for a helicopter ride; a woman says a maintenance man ruined her oven.

A couple sue a former friend for costing them their winnings from a magazine contest; a dispute between cousins over a truck that caught on fire.

A woman sues her son's tutor for traumatizing him before an entrance exam; a wedding-day prank causes a groom to punch his friend in the nose.

A woman sues her half-sister for stealing a valuable necklace; a roommate is blamed for convincing another roommate to move out.

A man's tire rolls and knocks down a neighbor's mailbox; a car sunroof that leaks during a drive-through car wash; kids amazed by magic tricks; a macho guy encounters bats.

Kids get upset for dumb reasons; a girl steps on a marshmallow and thinks it's a slug; birthday mishaps; a little girl tries to buy an app by putting money on her tablet.

A newly engaged couple brings their families together to meet for the first time, but they fail to be honest about the problems in their relationship; two brothers unite to take matters into their own hands.

When a reformed ladies' man asks his sweetheart to marry him, both of their families are skeptical of his ability to stay committed; after additional revelations and stories surface, the couple's seemingly unbreakable bond begins to fracture.

Terry and Bill seem to be the perfect couple; the murder of her daughter has led Nancy to hoard.

Lalie and her children suffer from mold, mice and flea infestations due to their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is a massive hoarder.

Compulsive hoarder Valerie risks eviction when her next-door neighbor reports her to the health department; Ann's house is so filled with clutter she has been reduced to a small space in her living room.

As the lead singer for a rock band, Kelly Jay has lived quite a life, and he has collected a massive hoard to prove it; with his family ready to call it quits, Kelly must choose between his clutter and the people he loves.

Kay denies she is a hoarder, but her cluttered home with deadly vermin tells another story.

Beverly's clutter has filled up her entire home and her three beloved dogs have helped make the space completely unlivable.

Compulsive hoarder Valerie risks eviction when her next-door neighbor reports her to the health department; Ann's house is so filled with clutter she has been reduced to a small space in her living room.