True Crime

A film extra is taken ill at the top of a cathedral tower and a Coastguard crew fight to save him.

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A widower claims he started a cleaning business with his girlfriend but that she allegedly neglected to pay him.

A new tenant allegedly disturbs the peace when his move-in time is adjusted; the Judge tells the landlord to 'kiss the carpet that he didn't move in!

A man sues his former business partner for the return of two Mercedes and claims he was conned in an out-of-state deal.

A disgruntled employee sneaks into a store to steal clothing off the rack from her former boss who allegedly owes her money.

When a grandmother is ten minutes late in returning her grandson to his father, all hell breaks loose because they miss their movie at the mall.

A couple's lucky streak comes to an end when someone else claims the money from their winning Keno ticket.

A stay-at-home mum's side business gets her in hot water when she's accused of abandoning a vehicle she promised to repair.

A woman, being sued for causing a collision, points the finger at her fellow motorist whom she claims made a left turn in front of her.

A man claims he suffered a scratched cornea after his ex-friend allegedly attacked him, put him in a headlock and demanded his truck back.

Animal abuse, threatening behaviour and a farm stocked with horses, rabbits and pigs come into play when two couples wage war on each other.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend promised he would drop a lawsuit over a Crown Victoria if she would drop her order of protection against him.

A road trip to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Goonies movie ends with two sisters fighting over rent and missing property.

A victim of road rage says a young man screamed bloody murder at him and got out and kicked his car all because he drove by his house.

A 50-year age difference separates a landlord and tenant who go after each other with a bat and bamboo stick during an altercation over money and alleged theft.

Sole ownership of 'Nugget' the puppy is contested by ex-lovers.

The Judge schools a tattoo artist on courtroom etiquette when he mouths off to his ex-girlfriend denying he owes $8,000 for a Harley.

When two cars collide on a busy street, an eye witness takes the stand to try and set the record straight.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Mitchell Quy, who murdered his wife in Birkdale, 1998, brazenly taunting media for 18 months before eventually confessing.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Inspector Martin Brunning to discover how he solved the murder of Vitalija Baliutaviciene by her jilted ex-husband in Peterborough.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Colin Gunn, who ordered the murders of Joan and John Stirland at their home in 2004, as revenge for the death of his nephew.

Donal MacIntyre meets former DCI Clive Driscoll to discover how he solved the murder of Coventry-born Surjit Athwal, which proved to be a landmark case.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how Graham Fisher prowled the South East coast targeting vulnerable women, committing murder and assault before confessing to his crimes.

Former Scotland Yard detective Jackie Malton is back on the beat in Newport, digging out the case file on a murder that sent shockwaves through the town in 1992.

Forensic evidence proved critical in the successful conviction for a pre-meditated murder in Bristol.

The case of what happened when a young firefighter dies in suspicious circumstances, and investigators discover he wasn't the only victim.

The case of Mary Gough, who was found dead at the foot of a staircase at the home she shared with her husband.

A widower claims he started a cleaning business with his girlfriend but that she allegedly neglected to pay him.

A new tenant allegedly disturbs the peace when his move-in time is adjusted; the Judge tells the landlord to 'kiss the carpet that he didn't move in!

A man sues his former business partner for the return of two Mercedes and claims he was conned in an out-of-state deal.

A disgruntled employee sneaks into a store to steal clothing off the rack from her former boss who allegedly owes her money.

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When a teenager allegedly has a temper tantrum in the shower, her mother sues her for over 2K in damages.

A woman discovers in a text message that her husband is loaning money to another woman.

After allegedly being t-boned by a fellow cyclist, a woman claims he was more concerned with his unopened liquor bottle than her wellbeing.

A man sues his unemployed ex-wife for her share of their son's extracurricular activities and orthodontic bills.

In an attempt to bond with a co-worker's aggressive Pit Bull, a man loses 40% of his lower lip, suffers $15,000 in bills and quits his job.

A man admits ramming into a parked car but claims the owner of the vehicle ran out into the street.

A single mother with 4 children moves into a home with faulty air conditioning and soon finds herself evicted after filing a rent complaint with the city.

A woman says she caught her boyfriend and her ex-best friend together 'romantically' but denies vandalising a car to get revenge.

A man sues a former tenant for damages to his home as a result of her pet boarding business.

Furious after a rent increase, a woman stops paying and contacts the housing authority citing 24 violations.

A homeless couple accuses an old family friend of cheating them out of their work pay and of harassing them on the job.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Stuart Diamond, who murdered a homeless teenager in Blackpool in 1997, before fleeing to Ireland.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a young man, Tyrone France, becomes embroiled in Newport's drugs underworld, meeting a disastrous end.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the story of John Cooper, who murdered four people on the Pembrokeshire coast. He was convicted decades later thanks to forensic evidence.

Jackie Malton revisits the case of William Saunderson-Smith, a property millionaire, who was murdered in his home. Police used CCTV to trace three suspects across Europe.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of the greed-driven Lithuanian ex-soldier Vitas Plytnikas and an accomplice who murdered Jolanta Bledaite in Scotland.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of 50-year-old Nigel Bacon from Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

The story of what happened when five people died at White House Farm in Essex in 1985. Jeremy Bamber framed his sister for the murders, but silencer forensics were his undoing.

The story of Collin Turner, who was tragically killed by his abusive wife while he was on the phone to 911.

This episode unravels the case of Toni Henthorn, who was pushed to her death from a 160ft cliff in the Rocky Mountains by her husband.

When a teenager allegedly has a temper tantrum in the shower, her mother sues her for over 2K in damages.

A woman discovers in a text message that her husband is loaning money to another woman.

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A fight over friends with benefits ends with a catfight at a gas station, a six-night prison stay, and menacing, texted photos of guns.

A young man's gossip about an alleged affair between his boss and a female acquaintance lead to a restraining order.

A woman claims vulgar, threatening texts, alleged stalking and heavy breathing left her too terrified to show up in court.

Animal abuse, threatening behaviour and a farm stocked with horses, rabbits and pigs come into play when two couples wage war on each other.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend promised he would drop a lawsuit over a Crown Victoria if she would drop her order of protection against him.

Allegations of elder abuse and weapon possession cloud a romance that ends in a fight over engagement ring custody.

Three weeks after buying a horse, a woman trespasses to secretly return it because she claims it had chronic arthritis.

A man confesses that his dog damaged a neighbour's property but only after clear video surveillance catches him in the act.

A woman admits that she gained access to her boyfriend's private texts, but claims he is the one who lobbed a brick through a car window.

When a mother and daughter get into a catfight over an estranged husband, younger siblings are collateral damage.

A man is so mad at his neighbour's fence shenanigans that he claims he'll turn his retirement property into a halfway house to upset her.

A man is desperate to be repaid after making a deal with a friend in order to take care of his sick dog's surgery.

A woman accuses her siblings of lying to her about the sale of their father's home, which they sold for profit instead of keeping it for family use.

A woman accuses her children's father of gambling and losing money that was originally intended to pay for medication and food.

A homeless ex-felon accuses his former landlord of having him unjustly arrested and sues him for damaged and stolen property.

Tempers flare when the sale of a house leaves new owners alleging that a contract was breached and that they are owed money.

A landlord cites night-time tree-trimming, vegetable vandalism and loud fighting as the reasons he kicked his tenants out and is suing them for damages.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of George Shotton, who murdered his wife near Swansea in 1919. This episode features expert interviews.

Donal MacIntyre meets DCS Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of virtually the whole of Leicester's Taufiq family.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a scandalous love triangle between a socialite, her young gardener and estranged husband cast a shadow of disrepute over 1930s Bournemouth.

A disappearance in Wrexham led to a covert probe that caught her colleague, securing murder conviction.

Nurse Beverley Allitt, the 'Angel of Death,' murdered four children and harmed nine others at Grantham Hospital in 1991, driven by a desperate need for attention.