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A woman sues for thousands in pain and suffering when her contractor turns out to be a handyman with no license who refuses to refund her after a botched attempt at asbestos removal.

A special working relationship between a carpenter and client devolves into a fight over tools, rent and the personal nature of their business arrangement.

A teenager tries to retrieve her dog through a doggy door as it attacks another dog; a charity treasurer allegedly embezzles funds.

After a friendship of 20 years, a relationship ends in a fight over a car, appliances and a trip; a married couple sues for damages after their landlord cuts down a tree and damages their trampoline.

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When a corporate mogul is found murdered, evidence points to his son, whom the detectives suspect was seduced by his stepmother.

An ex-convict who sexually assaulted prostitutes appears to have been killed by a would-be victim, then another homicide suggests the woman may be a manipulative serial killer.

Mike and Harvey adjust to the new arrangement, butting heads over strategy; the firm learns that a disgraced former DA may be pursuing a vendetta.

Authorities try to determine if a missing teen was murdered.

A grieving daughter goes after her father's killer in court; a convicted murderer's wife screams in protest; the widow and coconspirator of a dirty cop begs the judge for mercy.

When Wendy Trapaga's body is discovered in a Miami parking lot, police peel back the layers of her life and reveal a chilling story of greed, betrayal, and a man willing to kill for control.

In 2006, 17-year-old Brigitte Serre was working her first overnight shift at a Montreal gas station when three men attempted an armed heist; Brigitte was murdered in the robbery gone wrong, stabbed 72 times.

Benson and Stabler believe a pedophile (John Dossett) may be behind the murder of a travel writer, especially after meeting the victim's landlady and her streetwise daughter (Patricia Richardson, Lynn Collins).

A mass shooting takes place in an athletic club; Atwater deals with his new assignment; Halstead and Platt try to check up on Lindsay.

The FBI profiles a suspect in the kidnapping and murder of a 6-year-old girl during an evening church service; a witness leads authorities to the likely killer, but then becomes a victim herself.

A huge Richard Nixon head; a shoe likely worn by Secretariat; a Mattel Electronic Football Game; a signed Star Wars script; signed Arthur Ashe memorabilia; vintage Aerosmith tour t-shirts; a flag from Apollo 16.

Jeff boasts he can sell anything, but he is put to the test when he faces selling a truckload of broken guitars and a live goat.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend because he punched a hole in her wall during an argument; a prank involving a fake lottery ticket lands roommates in court.

A friendship goes bust when a man's risky wager is ignored; a wilderness hike goes off the rails when tourists get lost and blame their guide.

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Award-winning gospel singer Jason Crabb discusses the heartache and pain that made his song lyrics deeply personal.

Andrew interviews David and Tim Barton about America's Christian heritage, modern culture and restoring our national foundations.

A thermonuclear weapon warhead cover; a desk that has a dark secret; a percussion pistol from the 1800s; a child-sized musket; a collection of knives; a thunder mug.

Catch up on everything NFL with the latest news, highlights, and player and celebrity interviews with informative and fun discussions on trending topics from across the football world and beyond.

"You Put Bleach in My Shampoo Bottle and Ruined My Hair!".

A woman sues her neighbor for yard cleanup costs after a pre-wedding prank; a luxury car rental owner takes a rapper to court over a damaged Lamborghini.

A fortuneteller seeks compensation after a rival spread rumors about her around town, forcing her to close her business.

A house sitter is sued for throwing away sentimental Christmas decorations; a woman brings her ex to court after his artful expression exposed a secret.

A reverend is fired from a speaking engagement after he is accused of violating the morality clause in his contract.

The plaintiff says his friendship with the defendant ended when the defendant was involved in a high-speed police chase, and while trying to discard a gun, he accidentally shot himself.

A woman sues her ex-husband, who is now engaged to her former best friend, for unpaid childcare.

Longtime friends have a falling-out over a handful of unpaid loans; an ex-roommate admits he owes some rent money but says he did repairs that should offset the amount, though the record-keeping is spotty.

Two grandmothers dispute whether an RV was a gift, a sale or a rent-to-own, and what was to be done with the property inside.

The judges discover a critical error in a mechanic's defense against thousands allegedly owed to a client who claims he held her car hostage.

A married couple buy a used refrigerator for $600; upset that it doesn't work, they turn around and sue the seller for $1150 to fix it despite his offers to make things right.

A woman sues for property damage and a refund after purchasing a custom motor-bike.

Citing a rise in Asian hate crimes, a man attempts to purchase a personal firearm; he sues for a full refund after his application is rejected.

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The team investigates a home explosion that left a charred body, one injured survivor and no witnesses; Lindsay and Halstead receive a strange warning about Rixton.

Olinsky goes undercover as a hit man for hire after Lindsay is tipped off about a grieving father looking to avenge his daughter's death; when Ruzek returns from his undercover assignment, Voight puts him on patrol duty.

Harvey and Mike are on opposite sides of a takeover; Louis is partnered with a recent SEC defector in defending the firm.

Á woman claims self-defense in the stabbing death of her fiancé; her daughter -- who witnessed the crime scene at 11 years old -- tells her story.

A loving mother is found dead at the foot of her staircase.

An online pimple popper is accused of in-court drug use; a judge mutes a foulmouthed murderer; a woman stabs her husband 14 times before calling 911.

An elderly Mississauga woman is found dead beside Christmas presents she'd been wrapping; within hours of the discovery, investigators receive a call from Niagara police about the attempted murders of two people living an hour away.

Benson and Stabler suspect a pair of college basketball players of murdering a female student, but officials don't want to draw negative attention to the school.

Photographs found in a dumpster lead to the killer of Los Angeles model Linda Sobek; the man claims he did not intentionally kill her despite evidence to the contrary.

A 1984 Olympics torch; a yearbook and signed letter from Ronald Reagan; a replica Ghostbusters Proton Pack; a Super Mario statue; a Revenge of the Jedi poster; Metallica memorabilia; an Apple IIGS; a DeLorean.

Jeff's manhood is challenged when he tries to move women's merchandise.

A dispute between a farmer and a bakery owner over a broken contract; a roommate is blamed for a head injury from a backyard ball pit.

A woman takes her younger sister to court for the cost of a weight-loss program she says her sister bailed on.

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Tasha Calvert, the author of "Set Apart for More," explains the biblical idea of holiness and how God transforms believers into holy people.

Andrew interviews David and Tim Barton about America's Christian heritage, modern culture and restoring our national foundations.

An 1800s one-horse-open sleigh comes in; a J.H. Rector rifle; unpublished Christmas art from Mad magazine comes into the shop.

Catch up on everything NFL with the latest news, highlights, and player and celebrity interviews with informative and fun discussions on trending topics from across the football world and beyond.

"Rent Riot.".

A dispute between two friends over a failed business venture; a male escort brings a customer to court for failing to pay for his services.

A niece ends up in court after she rents out the vacant unit of her aunt's duplex and pockets the cash; a man blames his ex-girlfriend's sister for his watch being stolen.

An investor seeks a refund after his partner blew the cash partying; a woman drains a joint bank account after she caught her fiancé using the money on his mistress.

A father sues his son for posting a deceptive lie about him online, which cost him valuable clients.

A woman suing her ex-boyfriend for property and emotional distress, saying that after they broke up, she discovered he had been married the entire time -- and his wife is with him in court.

The plaintiff says that when the defendant came to repossess her vehicle, she was pepper-sprayed, but the defendant says she was attacked with an umbrella.

A man says he helped his friend who had been robbed and stranded, and paid for his hotel room; now he's suing his friend for repayment.

After losing her unborn child, a distraught woman wants the man who began the IVF journey with her to pay his half of the medical bills.

An engaged couple sue their wedding planner for the court maximum after their dream wedding doesn't happen; large payments to vendors are called into question when the planner cannot produce evidence that they took place.

A woman sues her granddaughter for slander and lying under oath, while the granddaughter claims she suffered emotional trauma from her elder's actions; the Judges must navigate a complex, dramatic family history to uncover the truth.

A man accuses an intimate partner of making false allegations to remove him from his home.

A man accuses an intimate partner of making false allegations to remove him from his home.

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Local and regional news.

Over the course of a year, violent crimes are committed against two women from the same church; evidence is revealed that suggests the two cases are not just coincidences.

Robert Davis, who was convicted of murdering a woman and her son, claims his confession was coerced and tries to prove he is innocent.

Logan Sanders pushes Harvey to prove his relationship with Mike will not hinder business; Louis tries to mend his relationship with his new colleague.

Former Green Beret Jeffrey MacDonald, imprisoned for the 1970 murders of his wife and daughters, talks about his life and his case.

The judge must excuse the jury after an accused double-murderer goes on a rant; a DUI defendant won't listen to her lawyer; a laundromat vandal tries to suck up to the judge.

When a woman is found hanging from a banister in her home, it first appears to be suicide, but investigators ultimately uncover a sinister plot orchestrated by those closest to her.

When a 20-year-old English tourist suddenly stops contacting his family while backpacking across Canada, his mother tries to raise the alarm; police are slow to respond until an anonymous note prompts them to search a nearby lake.

The state pursues a media-sensationalized case against a known pedophile who's suspected of assaulting and killing a youth.

The judge must excuse the jury after an accused double-murderer goes on a rant; a DUI defendant won't listen to her lawyer; a laundromat vandal tries to suck up to the judge.

The judge must excuse the jury after an accused double-murderer goes on a rant; a DUI defendant won't listen to her lawyer; a laundromat vandal tries to suck up to the judge.

A murder mystery theater performance in Easton, Md., turns into a real-life mystery when a body is found after the performance ends.

A spy pen radio is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket; a pair of paintings by motorcycle artist David Mann.

Jeff may find himself buried alive when he fills the warehouse with handicap scooters and a coffin.

An elderly woman pepper-sprays a good Samaritan, then blames him for car damage; neighbors argue because their sons got kicked out of jiu-jitsu classes.

Estranged siblings argue over airfare for a reunion that was traded in for a trip with friends instead; a leaky studio is blamed for damaged photo gear.

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Sheila asks many of the popular questions about heaven as Dr. Jeremiah shares his views on the future and eternity.

Andrew interviews David and Tim Barton about America's Christian heritage, modern culture and restoring our national foundations.

A one-of-a-kind Star Wars packaged Boba Fett prototype comes into the shop; an early 1900s Shelby bicycle; a Star Wars autographed poster and massive card collection.

Dallas Cowboys Chief Brand Officer and co-owner Charlotte Jones joins the show; the crew looks at key offseason headlines and the topics driving conversation across the league.

"Exes' Tax Return Trouble.".

Siblings sue their late sister's landlord for throwing away her personal effects before the family could claim them.

A woman seeks a refund from a choir director after he took away her daughter's solo.

A neighbor is accused of stealing meal delivery boxes; a man sues his co-worker for sexual harassment after being made the butt of a retaliatory joke.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for displaying his private phone number on a billboard; a mother blames her ex after their child was burned by a firework.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for the cost of a car, saying that, while together, they were both heavily addicted to crystal meth.

The defendant says that when he dated the plaintiff, she constantly accused him of cheating, but he discovered that she was talking to other men, including her pastor.

A tree trimmer next door accidentally lets a branch fall on a woman's carport awning; a teenager dips into her inheritance to lend her older sister money for their shared apartment.

A woman says she didn't take pictures of her subletter's trashed room because she's "not a mean person"; a rideshare driver is put out of work when another car slides into him on black ice.

A woman lets her friend borrow money to buy a puppy, but then holds the animal ransom until she is paid back, she claims her friend abandoned the animal.

A young defendant storms out of the courtroom during a heated argument with her ex-girlfriend over vet bills; she insists that payback was on its way until her personal property was held hostage.

A man accuses his girlfriend of emptying their shared bank account.

A large magnet falls off a truck and hits another car; the owner of a wellness center says documentation services delayed the start of her business.

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When a Chicago woman from a big family goes missing, investigators begin to suspect a man in her life is full of secrets.

The security cameras at the home of a wife and mother of three's home may hold the key to solving the mystery of her disappearance.

Mike moves to a hostile takeover of Gillis Industries; Harvey and Louis get serious about the fight; Jessica and Malone encounter Sean Cahill.

A new independent investigation into the 2015 death of 19-year-old gay man Stephen Smith, whose mother never believed that it was a hit-and-run.

The family of a DUI victim screams at the defendant; a Sovereign Citizen argues with the judge over bond; a sexual assault victim is interviewed by her attacker in court.

Minnesota wife and mother Linda Jensen is brutally murdered in her home; police work to uncover an assailant hidden in plain sight.

An innocent victim, 28-year-old Mila Barberi is gunned down while picking up her boyfriend, Saverio Serrano, from work.

Stabler fears a combative Benson will be the next victim of a real estate agent suspected of sexually assaulting and murdering a lawyer.

Roman and Burgess discover the corpse of a young boy who was reported missing; Burgess talks to Ruzek about Roman's suspicious behavior; Bunny plans to make a statement that could impact Voight's career.

When a woman dies in a horseback riding accident, police uncover a web of lies in her husband's background after his suspicious behavior prompts a closer look.

A jacket from Pulp Fiction, a guitar pedal possibly used by Kurt Cobain; a juror questionnaire from the O.J. Simpson trial; a Matt Groening lithograph; Dennis Rodman jerseys; some Michael Jackson photos; Wayne's World items.

Jeff commits to a high stakes storage locker auction and to sell off a down-and-out restaurant.

Neighbors argue over a snow-covered sidewalk and a broken wrist; a man sues his fiancée's brother for ruining his proposal at Niagara Falls.

An invitation for a friend to come home for the holidays leads to a shocking revelation; a nanny blames employers for an exhaustion-induced car accident.

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Sheila Walsh looks through the eyes of mothers whose children are suffering to see the need and opportunity to share the love of God in word and deed.

Andrew interviews David and Tim Barton about America's Christian heritage, modern culture and restoring our national foundations.

A 1906 silver half dollar that belonged to a passenger on the Titanic comes into the shop; a first edition of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"; a 1936 Zeiss 16mm camera.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa joins the show; topic highlights and the latest news from around the NFL.

"You Stole My Jewelry!".

A popcorn machine is destroyed when a couple breaks up because the man fathered a child with another woman; childhood friends argue over a ruined ski vacation.

A man brings his ex-fiancée to court because she pawned her engagement ring to bet on a horse race.

After paying child support for a kid who is not his, a man fights for the return of his money; a woman is sued for leaving her last remaining friend stranded.

A dispute between neighbors over damage to a cherished tree; a holiday party is ruined when a child finds a firearm in a hired Santa's backpack.

The plaintiff says she and the defendant broke up because he was unfaithful, and she's suing because he is more than $6,000 behind in child support.

A woman is suing the defendant, her former employee, for an unpaid loan and claims that her boyfriend had an affair with her.

A woman says she got a signed contract and a car as collateral for an RV loan, but now her former friend won't hand over the keys; her ex-friend blames illness and says the woman went from lending a hand to revving up for a repo rampage.

A tenant says she left her rental exactly how she found it, while the landlady says the damages were abundant and outrageous.

After a raging apartment fire causes over $250K in damages, a tenant accuses her landlord of property theft and demands that her security deposit be returned.

The landlord blames his tenant for starting the fire, citing her combustible gas cans as the possible flame accelerant; the defendant says she and her daughter were lucky to get out alive.

A wedding comes to a halt when a rented cable car breaks down; the bride and her father sue for damages; a flight attendant's apartment is deemed uninhabitable after her boyfriend allegedly causes a fire while she is at work.

A woman sues a cat breeder for the court maximum for giving her and her cats ringworm.

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Severide steps in when Chief Pridgen tries to shift blame for a tactical error onto Casey; Mouch learns he fathered a child through a sperm donation; Brett and Cruz take Dawson on a double date.

Severide talks to Chief Boden for an old friend who needs a second chance with the fire department; Mills endeavors to regain his active status; Brett and Dawson decide they need a night out.

When a woman disappears, no one reports her missing for months until she misses an appointment with her hairdresser.

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