True Crime

When a 62-year-old man is stabbed in his UK home, the police must use all the evidence at their disposal to identify and apprehend the perpetrator.

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

Dr. Nell Darby revisits how the discovery of a body on the Scottish island of Little Ross in 1960 prompts a manhunt for his killer, assistant lighthouse keeper Robert Dickson.

The story of Linda Casey, a 54-year-old horticulture lecturer from Coulsdon, whose body was discovered in Banstead Woods five days after she was reported missing.

Dr Hawley Crippen flees to Canada but is caught and hanged for his wife Cora's murder in 1910. A discovery in 2007 suggests that the remains aren't hers.

The story of what happened when a worker in a remote location got trapped under his dumper truck when it toppled and rolled on top of him.

The story of what happened when a family broke down on a busy road with no hard shoulder and a lorry driver failed to see them.

The story of a mum who was saved by the quick-thinking actions of her young daughters when she collapsed while driving.

A young couple out walking along a pavement are hit by an out of control car, and a young mum calls 999 when her baby is unresponsive.

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An ex-nun accosts a woman in a furniture store saying she stole her custom-made diamond ring. A woman sues a co-worker for not selling Mary Kay cosmetics.

Feuding neighbours dispute alleged child abuse, car vandalism and harassment.

A young couple, involved in a violent road-rage incident, claim a convertible BMW driver punched and kicked their car after tailgating them.

A drag racer with full custody of his two children acknowledges that he defrauded the government and accepted money from his ex for car parts.

A man makes all kind of accusations against his ex-wife while suing her for breaking a lease and reneging on a loan to buy a Ford Mustang.

A man living off of social security claims his ex-landlord illegally evicted him, damaged his property and filed false charges against him.

A restaurant server claims she was 'football tackled' by her roommate because she was ignoring her during an argument.

When a woman allegedly spins her car and sprays rocks at her estranged lover, he is accused of firing back with a handful of rocks.

An experiment in living together fails miserably when a pregnant young woman sues her ex-boyfriend for $4,000 in moving costs.

Angry ex-lovers dispute the arrest made after a violent argument. Neighbours sue each other after house-sitting and unsupervised children lead to damaged property.

A woman claims her well-behaved son was bullied and beaten by another teenager. A teenager accuses his former mentor of taking advantage of him.

Feuding cousins, who both had a baby with the same woman, wage war over alleged vandalism.

A teenager, accused of constant bullying, allegedly punches a girl and sends her to the hospital.

Co-workers become gambling buddies and then roommates, but split over alleged vandalism and money loaned.

A woman claims she was not aware of her boyfriend's questionable past when she loaned him money. Teenagers and their parents dispute an alleged theft.

The Judge has little patience for a landlord who takes payments in cash and only occasionally provides a receipt.

Ex friends dispute a fender bender after a leased vehicle is allegedly rented without full insurance coverage.

A woman demands payment for her broken-down car after her brother repairs it and gets it running.

After a man loses his job, his relationship falls apart and he's sued for apartment damages caused by his dog.

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.

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.

After eleven days of radio silence, the Mochries were discovered dead in their home on a Sunday evening, in a twisted murder suicide. But police still had to discover why.

When a young UK mum goes missing, police uncover a troubled marriage. A witness statement leads the police to the buried body.