True Crime

Hollie Gazzard, a young hairdresser from the UK, was hoping for a fresh start but was tragically killed by her ex, leaving her family and community devastated.

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

A hammer attack in Chillenden killed Lin and Megan Russell. Michael Stone was convicted twice, though evidence remains disputed. The case continues to be reviewed.

Hollie Gazzard, a young hairdresser from the UK, was hoping for a fresh start but was tragically killed by her ex, leaving her family and community devastated.

As New Orleans braces for Hurricane Katrina, a local bar owner, Joe Wongchoy, is found shot to death in his apartment.

Helicopter medics land on a football pitch during a game to save the life of a steward.

Two scuba divers describe how they found a Second World War bomb under a pier.

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A teenager having trouble at home is accused of stealing his sister-in-law's wedding ring and pawning it.

The Judge accuses a mother of covering for her mace-wielding teenager who sprayed a woman in the face at a hair salon.

After fighting over bad checks and missing money, an argument between ex-lovers escalates to 'unique' car vandalism.

A man sues his ex-fiancé for the return of property and punitive damages for filing an allegedly false restraining order.

Five years after the fact, a man discovers he has a child. He is sued by his ex-boss for an unpaid loan to pay back child support.

A woman accuses her own daughter of vandalising her home, stealing her belongings and filing a false restraining order.

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.

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

Neighbours disagree completely as to the terms of breeding and stud fees after their beloved pets allegedly hook up and start a family.

Passionate about a land purchase, a man claims the seller profited from his hard labour then sold the property for a huge profit.

A teenager accused of keying an ex-friend's car shows no fear in the courtroom but is quickly taken down a notch when the Judge responds.

When allegations of suspicious conduct arise, a man refuses to return his two-year-old daughter to her mother's home.

A man meets a woman 20 years his junior while asking for directions. They start a friendship which she ends after he loans her over $2500.

Claiming their new tenant came home everyday 'completely intoxicated,' a married couple sue their former tenant for unpaid rent.

Dirty drug tests, incarceration and a frontal lobe injury sustained during a drunk driving accident come into play when a mother sues her daughter.

A traveller with something spicy hidden in his trousers, a dodgy Christmas present, and MAF bio-security finds itself in a sticky situation.

It's the biggest drug bust of the year for Customs, we meet the first Chinese Crocodile Dundee, and why is a returning student concealing large sums of cash.

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

Colonel Russell Williams is one of the deadliest murderers from the UK. Yet, because he committed his crimes in Canada, few have heard of his chilling confession.

When Gagandip Singh's body was discovered in a burnt-out car, detectives found out that his father was murdered on a business trip - was there a connection between both deaths.

Years after David Clarke's death, a confession tape reveals a betrayal between feuding neighbours in the UK.

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

Colonel Russell Williams is one of the deadliest murderers from the UK. Yet, because he committed his crimes in Canada, few have heard of his chilling confession.

When Gagandip Singh's body was discovered in a burnt-out car, detectives found out that his father was murdered on a business trip - was there a connection between both deaths.

Years after David Clarke's death, a confession tape reveals a betrayal between feuding neighbours in the UK.

A pop-up storm in South Carolina may give investigators a direction to go in when the unknown perpetrator of a heinous triple murder leaves behind a trail of muddy footprints.

A sea fisherman is washed overboard, and a man retrieves a live grenade from a canal.

A base jumper misjudges his launch and crash-lands on a rocky beach.

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A woman gets a deal on a paint job then sues the contractor for an allegedly shoddy job, mental anguish and legal fees.

A motorist is accused of tracking down a biker that annoyed him and tackling him into a moving car.

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

A man sues his ex-fiancé for the return of property and punitive damages for filing an allegedly false restraining order.

Five years after the fact, a man discovers he has a child. He is sued by his ex-boss for an unpaid loan to pay back child support.

A woman accuses her own daughter of vandalising her home, stealing her belongings and filing a false restraining order.

A young woman accuses her stepmother of tampering with her mail and fraudulently filing a false tax return on her behalf.

A married couple sue their former babysitter for the return of wages for work that was allegedly never completed and for an unpaid loan.

An ex-delivery driver with an alleged history of drinking and driving is sued by his mother for loans to pay DUI fines and make car payments.

Mothers and daughters fight over damages from a totalled car, a trashed room, stolen laptop and pain and suffering.

A 21-year-old man is sued by his parents for totalling his sister's car when a deer allegedly jumped in front of him and he swerved to avoid it.

A teenager allegedly destroys the engine of her boss' truck when she drives it without his permission. She claims he taught her how to drive.

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.

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

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in car trunks in Brighton.

Brian Blackwell was 18 years old when he murdered his parents in their home in Liverpool in 2004. Nothing was going to get in his way.

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.

Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Chief Superintendent Bob Taylor to discover how West Yorkshire Police captured the murderer of Wendy Speakes.

When Gagandip Singh's body was discovered in a burnt-out car, detectives found out that his father was murdered on a business trip - was there a connection between both deaths.

A fatal stabbing outside a Gloucester nightclub leads detectives into gang culture, where forensic linguistics deciphers coded conversations to reveal crucial evidence.

After many years, genetic genealogy finally exposed Mark Dribin's killer and delivered long-awaited justice.

A woman gets a deal on a paint job then sues the contractor for an allegedly shoddy job, mental anguish and legal fees.

A motorist is accused of tracking down a biker that annoyed him and tackling him into a moving car.

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A woman's chance meeting turns into lawyer's fees, alleged harassment, and a man's jail time for suspected drug charges.

Patrick's Day leads to a man allegedly spitting on a woman's car window; Judge Judy tracks down his accomplices.

A man claims he was bleeding profusely after an alleged attack by a pit bull whose owner claims it would never hurt anyone.

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

A teenager secretly takes $4,000 in gift money from a shared account with his mum to allegedly buy his new love interest a car which she totalled days later.

A man meets a woman 20 years his junior while asking for directions. They start a friendship which she ends after he loans her over $2500.

Claiming their new tenant came home everyday 'completely intoxicated,' a married couple sue their former tenant for unpaid rent.

Dirty drug tests, incarceration and a frontal lobe injury sustained during a drunk driving accident come into play when a mother sues her daughter.

When a man doesn't get his way in a pot-growing camper deal, he makes a call to the state and allegedly terrifies three children.

A non-profit group offering high school girls etiquette and academic development is allegedly swindled by a substandard photographer at their annual ball.

A man sues his former co-worker for failing to build a website for his new business, a business he allegedly doesn't want the government to know about.

After helping out a homeless friend and her teenage daughter, a woman sues her long-time friend for thousands in unpaid loans.

A Chihuahua, German Shepard and two Pit Bulls go at each other in a vicious fight leaving their owners to fight over damages.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how an arrogant Bournemouth hotelier gets away with murdering his wife in 1982; but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law, his luck runs out.

Fifty years after they were recorded, Peter Manuel's confession tapes demand close scrutiny. Five decades later, another British killer follows in his footsteps.

Leroy Campbell was released from jail but said that he was contemplating reoffending. Two weeks later he murdered a young nurse, Lisa Skidmore, in Wolverhampton.

Ben Moynihan of Portsmouth attacked three women at random. In the months leading up to the attacks, he decided his purpose in life was to become a serial killer.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Inspector Andy Guy to discover how he solved the extraordinary double murder of Peter and Sylvia Stuart.

A hammer attack in Chillenden killed Lin and Megan Russell. Michael Stone was convicted twice, though evidence remains disputed. The case continues to be reviewed.

Oklahoma retirees Gary and Linda Haas are murdered in New Mexico. A fingerprint points detectives towards a jailbreak and four desperate fugitives.

'Baby Precious' stunned the community and left investigators searching for answers until a breakthrough in 2020.

A woman's chance meeting turns into lawyer's fees, alleged harassment, and a man's jail time for suspected drug charges.

Patrick's Day leads to a man allegedly spitting on a woman's car window; Judge Judy tracks down his accomplices.

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A married couple is sued by a daycare provider for unpaid childcare fees for their two children.

Strong words are used when a woman is sued by a former friend for an unpaid loan and missing property.

Custody exchange drama escalates when a woman confronts her estranged husband about scratches on their child.

An 18-year-old sues the father of her child for return of her belongings and for filing allegedly false CPS reports.

A young woman accuses her stepmother of tampering with her mail and fraudulently filing a false tax return on her behalf.

A married couple sue their former babysitter for the return of wages for work that was allegedly never completed and for an unpaid loan.

An ex-delivery driver with an alleged history of drinking and driving is sued by his mother for loans to pay DUI fines and make car payments.

Mothers and daughters fight over damages from a totalled car, a trashed room, stolen laptop and pain and suffering.

A puppy loses an ear after an allegedly inexperienced breeder fails to separate an aggressive German Shepard from its pups.

After a woman's child is mauled by a neighbour's pet, her fear of dogs surfaces again when a Rhodesian Ridgeback allegedly jumps a fence.

A woman claims her friend lost one of her dogs and that another pet died on her couch while she was away on vacation.

When a warehouse worker asks to take a few days off, he claims his boss wrongfully terminated him.

While waiting to get a haircut, a man claims his good friend cut him with a new knife because he didn't like his jokes.

A caterer says a bride tried to blackmail her by demanding money in exchange for not writing a terrible online review of her business.

A woman and her ex-husband argue over the unpaid title loan on a Chevy Impala after she turns in the car for missing payments.

An arrest warrant for $22,000 in back child support, contempt charges and Judge Judy's refusal to pit a teenager against her own father come into play.

A retired bus driver sues a fellow motorist, and a three-year-old boy is accused of damaging a woman's truck while he was playing in his own driveway.

An argument between intoxicated lovers while driving ends with injuries and a fight over liability, and a limo company is sued for ruining a birthday party.

International hunter Davey Hughes gives MAF a scare with his weapons, a traveller profiles as an illegal sex worker, and detector dog Jack sniffs out trouble in the mail centre.

A defensive traveller picks a fight at arrivals and will a cocaine indication lead to a relationship breakup at the airport.

Brian Whitelock killed a friend and his brother, and later murdered his neighbour Wendy Buckney, and was sentenced to life with no parole after his violent crimes.

A father is missing in South London, presumed murdered after a night out. Police have their suspects, but without a body, it's an uphill task to secure a conviction.

Ex-soldier Jason Hill walks free after killing gangster Eugene Hinds in Leicester, boasting of the perfect murder. Hinds' friends gun him down in a club on Christmas Day.

UK pharmacist Mitesh Patel murdered his wife Jessica after she uncovered his plan to flee with his male lover, using her embryos for a new life.