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In the US, a missing woman's body is found washed up on the shore of a tidal estuary. CCTV, DNA and a cryptic note lead investigators to her ex-partner.

Nurse Marie Whiston claimed her husband died naturally while in her care. An autopsy revealed lethal insulin - she used her medical expertise to murder him.

A woman is murdered and the identity of her killer remains unsolved for years. Investigators and law enforcement are frustrated, but never give up hope that they can find the culprit.

A woman is attacked and raped at knife point. The attacker commits more crimes over nine years. He is finally identified and caught by the police with the help of genetic genealogy.

In the US, a missing woman's body is found washed up on the shore of a tidal estuary. CCTV, DNA and a cryptic note lead investigators to her ex-partner.

Nurse Marie Whiston claimed her husband died naturally while in her care. An autopsy revealed lethal insulin - she used her medical expertise to murder him.

A chef is sued by newlyweds for ruining their wedding by not providing enough food.

Unwed parents and their moms fight with an ex-roommate over an unpaid loan for a security deposit and alleged money owed for rent.

A man sues his ex brother-in-law for return of money paid for a car, repair costs and emotional distress.

A newlywed sues a dressmaker for the return of money he paid for an ill-fitting wedding dress his wife was unable to wear on the day of her nuptials.

When a woman finds out her boyfriend is a convicted felon, she allegedly reneges on her promise to pay back a very high interest loan he took out for her.

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A woman's microblading treatment allegedly goes astray and she sues for damages.

A married couple sue the former owner of their new home for failing to disclose damage to the above-ground pool.

The Judge questions two women about their romantic choices when horrible allegations of abuse come to light.

A food deliveryman with a handful of Burger King calls 911 after allegedly being bitten by a client's dog.

After two young women purchase a mobile home for 4K, the previous owner accidentally burns it down before they can move in.

A teenager pays a co-worker $50 for a car and then breaches agreement for future payments.

Alleged slander, toxic trash and a major disagreement over property lines come into play when neighbours go after each other.

A couple claim their neighbour is responsible for damage to their above ground pool when someone shot it with an arrow.

A woman breaks a court order in order to take her child out of state, then makes terrible allegations against the child's father.

A woman accuses her intoxicated boyfriend of assaulting her in a Las Vegas hotel room and demands compensation for her injuries.

In a young woman's efforts to track down money she earned as a teenager, her mother is put on the hot seat.

A retired nurse's passion for raising exotic fish lands her in court when she sues her business partner for travel expenses to a Reef and Reptile Convention.

A woman invests $35,000 in a salon for girls aged 4-12 then sells the business to a man who claims he can't turn a profit.

A car seller decides she can't wait one more minute for repayment and repossesses a vehicle over the final delinquent amount of $60.

When a cat breaks through a door and mauls a young mother, the cat owner says it was probably a fox she was feeding and counters for moving expenses.

When a child is allegedly injured because 'daddy was mad at me', a nanny waits until after she is fired to call CPS.

A man agrees to take back a car he sold and promises to repair it. When the buyers sue him, he regrets being so nice in the first place.

When a man's car is towed for parking illegally, his passenger posts that the tow company owner is a thief with a long criminal history.

Steve Keogh discusses a murder investigation with no body, a love triangle, and forensic clues. The case is solved with old-fashioned detective work.

When a UK fisherman is murdered and dumped in the River Thames, forensics link three men to the scene. But evidence lost in the river makes convicting his killers challenging.

In 2021, John Hay, a former police officer, failed to return to his West Yorkshire home and SIO Lisa Griffin ordered phone record analysis of strange calls from an 'Eric Johnson'.