True Crime

A mother and daughter admit that they have had fights in the past, but go after their landlord for an allegedly illegal lockout and destruction of property.

Geoffery Wansell explores the case of Linda Anders, who was found dead at her Merseyside home - her wheelchair-bound husband Malcolm claims an intruder broke in.

Jackie Malton explores the case of Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, the Moors Murderers, who killed five children in and around Manchester between 1963 and 1965.

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.

Jackie Malton examines the 1969 kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.

Donal MacIntyre meets ex-DCI Clive Driscoll, whose cold case re-investigation of the Stephen Lawrence murder led to the conviction of Gary Dobson and David Norris.

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell discuss the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry on Lucy Letby, and the growing debate surrounding the safety of her convictions.

In June 2002, 91-year-old Edwin Hiles was found murdered in his Witney home. Tiernan Coyle's pioneering fibre mapping technique linked Paul Weedon to the crime.

Found shot near Highway 67 in 1986, Maria Pilar Del Gadillo Carrillo remained unidentified until 2024, when authorities used genetic genealogy and reopened her case.

Alleged death threats, restraining orders, and a pack of Chihuahuas come into play when family members sue each other for damages.

A woman is suing her former tenant for damaging her home when he allegedly installed a hydroponic system to make it a marijuana-growing house.

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After a trip to Costa Rica, friends fight over unpaid travel expenses and unfair charges.

A woman accuses the father of her child of skipping out on car payments because she filed for child support.

A car sale goes terribly wrong when the vehicle is allegedly stolen and the seller's overseas trip complicates rightful ownership.

A man sues his ex-tenant for rent, storage fees, and property damage but must demonstrate more than 'normal wear and tear' to win his case.

A woman's version of events changes numerous times when her supervisor sues her for slander and unpaid car payments.

A photographer is accused of preying on the pride of parents with a business model designed to drum up business by offering free 'child modelling' photos.

A small boy doesn't stand a chance when the pit bull he is walking drags him across the yard to attack another dog.

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.

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.

Gulistan Subasi was shot dead on her mother's doorstep in Hackney in 2010. The killing was a contract hit, and forensic work led to the killer's conviction.

Satish Sekar fought to clear three men wrongly convicted of Lynette White's murder in Cardiff, pushing for the case to be reopened and forensics to be used.

The body of Paul Gault was discovered, and Northern Ireland police began to uncover the facts behind what seemed like a random attack, leading to a complicated investigation.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how Charlotte Pinkney vanished from Ilfracombe after going to a party. Police launched a hunt when her handbag was found.