True Crime

Horrendous tales of a trashed home are contested when a woman sues her nephew for damages to a house she rented to him.

A woman accused of drug abuse by her landlord claims he man-handled her and slammed her 55' TV to the ground on her way out.

Newlyweds accuse their wedding coordinator of ruining their wedding, stealing their flowers and asking guests to help set-up for the event.

A woman, her husband and her three children move in with her sister, live for free and then sue her for unpaid credit card charges.

It's the ultimate 'he said, she said' when ex-lovers disagree about everything from living together to how long they dated.

When a homeowner sees the 'illegal renovations' her rent-to-own tenants have made, she immediately sets in motion a plan to evict them.

Judge Judy admits that she was once the owner of six cats as she chastises a pet owner for letting her felines harass a neighbour.

An unlicensed driver takes a £10,000 chunk out of her school when she crashes a friend's truck into it.

A woman finances her ex-lover's dreams by buying him a camper and an ATV but demands payback after they break up.

A man, who admits to skipping out on over £5,000 in home payments, sues his landlord for invasion of privacy and harassment.

Alleged death threats, animal abuse and retaliation come into play when a woman accuses a couple of stealing her bulldogs.

Dangerous gas emissions, a history of drug abuse and vandalism come into play when ex-lovers and a landlord fight.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the murder of an actress triggers a nationwide manhunt. But whilst Neville Heath is on the run in Bournemouth, another body is found.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in car trunks in Brighton - the first at a train station, the second in a city.

When Gagandip Singh's body was discovered in a burnt-out car, detectives found out that his father was murdered on a business trip - was there a connection between both deaths.

Herbert Bennett tired of his wife and strangled her with a bootlace in the sands off Yarmouth beach and was hanged for the crime.

In the quiet town of Hyde, Greater Manchester, patients of respected GP Harold Shipman begin dying in unusually high numbers.