True Crime

Gina Rossato's body was found dumped in a ravine in August 1982. This was one of Ron Iddles' earliest homicide cases and, forty years later, it remains unsolved.

An 86-year-old woman, June Roberts, is stabbed and strangled in her home, within the secure walls of the upscale gated community of Canyon Lake, California.

16-year-old high school student Kim Bryant is last seen outside a Dairy Queen restaurant. Three weeks later, her body is discovered by three teenage boys hiking on the outskirts of town.

As the extensive investigation into Elaine's murder begins, police begin to find out more about an obsessive and bizarre relationship.

A body discovered in the shallow waters of an old cement quarry has all the signs of a mob hit. What detectives unravel is far stranger.

A young man accuses his ex-stepfather's fiancée of being the instigator in a lawsuit against him for the balance owed on a student loan.

A mechanic accepts $2,000 from a woman he has just befriended and says he has no intention of paying her back.

A woman's microblading treatment allegedly goes astray and she sues for damages.

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A married couple sue the former owner of their new home for failing to disclose damage to the above-ground pool.

The Judge questions two women about their romantic choices when horrible allegations of abuse come to light.

A food deliveryman with a handful of Burger King calls 911 after allegedly being bitten by a client's dog.

After two young women purchase a mobile home for 4K, the previous owner accidentally burns it down before they can move in.

A tenant accused of leaving an apartment in shambles claims photos of her home were taken illegally before she could clean up.

A fundraiser for college students with special needs runs into a problem when one of the winning golfers claims he was ripped off.

An upholsterer, who claims he was trained by the Kennedy family's upholsterer, is sued by a very unsatisfied customer for allegedly shoddy workmanship.

A woman breaks a court order in order to take her child out of state, then makes terrible allegations against the child's father.

A frightening wreck in the rain involving a 9-year-old child leaves a car totalled, teenagers fighting, and a lawsuit over liability.

A young mother loses it and is caught on tape beating her neighbour's door after an ugly round of name-calling.

A teenager pays a co-worker $50 for a car and then breaches agreement for future payments.

Alleged slander, toxic trash and a major disagreement over property lines come into play when neighbours go after each other.

A gambler wins a seven-day cruise, but makes the very wrong choice in travelling companions and claims she was left stranded in Miami.

A woman claims she was falsely arrested for domestic violence and explains how her boyfriend got his scratches.

When alcohol and alleged idiocy come into play, the Judge reminds litigants that lunch is right around the corner if they can't prove their case.

A man's story changes when he describes damages to his beloved Harley and the allegedly shoddy care taken by a mechanic.

A woman accuses her intoxicated boyfriend of assaulting her in a Las Vegas hotel room and demands compensation for her injuries.

In a young woman's efforts to track down money she earned as a teenager, her mother is put on the hot seat.

A retired nurse's passion for raising exotic fish lands her in court when she sues her business partner for travel expenses to a Reef and Reptile Convention.

A woman invests $35,000 in a salon for girls aged 4-12 then sells the business to a man who claims he can't turn a profit.

Steve Keogh discusses a murder investigation with no body, a love triangle, and forensic clues. The case is solved with old-fashioned detective work.

Just months from their 25th wedding anniversary, a gentle North Toronto couple is found brutally murdered for no apparent reason.

Mum of two Linda Slaten is found murdered in her bedroom in her Lakeland, Florida apartment. She'd been sexually assaulted while her children slept and strangled with a coat hanger.

This investigation, covering three police stations, numerous digital devices and an online world involving torture, eventually identifies the manipulative killer.

After playing football, 12-year-old Terry Floyd visited a friend, but never made it home. Terry's family had no answers for 25 years, until they approached Ron Iddles for help.