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A woman sues a dog breeder for return of money she paid for a puppy, vet bills, travel costs and alleged fraud.

A man who owns and manages 44 properties is sued by a tenant for the return of her deposit after he failed to show up for a housing inspection.

An elderly woman whose car was towed three times blames her poor vision on the fact that she can't register the vehicle.

A love letter, diamond necklace and truck come into play when a single mother barters her babysitting services with another child's father.

A young, single mother of two fights with the father of her daughter after allegations of cheating.

A man claims he was falsely arrested after towing company owners made outrageous accusations to the police.

A concerned neighbour steps into the middle of a family feud to testify that a rental car was smashed with a brick by an angry estranged wife.

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 woman with 15 dogs allegedly reneges on her promise to breed a puppy with a champion blood line and instead decides to spay the animal.

The owner of a cleaning company goes after a former employee who denies stealing clients from him.

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

An artists' manager from Brooklyn sues a singer for an unpaid loan to help further her career, and a man sues his ex for loans he gave her when they dated.

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.

Two teenagers left a nightclub in Swansea to hitchhike home to Llandarcy and were never seen again. Police soon linked a third murder, committed three months earlier.

Special-needs teacher Jane Longhurst visited the flat of Graham Coutts, a guitarist and part-time salesman, in March of 2003 and never left.

The body of a woman is found in Bolton's red-light district. A tyre print is the police's only lead in a manhunt with many potential suspects.