True Crime

A woman sues a salon owner and stylist for over $600 in damages when her custom wig order goes terribly wrong.

After being fired for being high while at work, a man sues his boss for allegedly stealing his tools.

A man's illness leaves him financially vulnerable but his ex-girlfriend is sick of waiting for money.

During a custody exchange, a mother's temper gets the best of her, and she allegedly damages property on her way out the door.

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.

After living in her niece's home rent-free for many years, a woman sues her for destroying an old mobile home she had on the property.

A man fighting for custody of his seven-year-old child is accused of taking money from his girlfriend to pay for legal fees.

A married man denies having a romantic relationship with a single mom who claims they were intimate and that she loaned him thousands.

On a woman's way out of a rocky relationship, she allegedly throws a flowerpot through her ex's windshield and a rock at the gas tank.

A woman with a history of drinking and driving denies trying to buy and drive a car without her legally-mandated breathalyser installed.

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.

A car flipper looking for a deal claims the father and son owners of an auto body shop came after him with a pipe and knocked him to the ground.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Nathan Matthews, who murdered his stepsister Becky Watts in Bristol, with girlfriend Shauna Hoare convicted of manslaughter.

Simon Toyne travels to Glasgow to uncover the case of taxi driver Catherine McChord, who was found murdered in her black cab in 1982.

Professor David Wilson revisits the case of Dennis Nilsen, who willingly confessed to the murder of 15 young men and delighted in sharing every detail with his interviewers.

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