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We explore the murder of Emma Caldwell, a 27-year-old whose body was found in Limefield Woods in 2005. Iain Packer, a sign installer with a violent past, evaded justice for years.

Teenager James McElroy was on holiday with his friends, which became a nightmare when he turned on the boys and murdered them with a shotgun.

In 1998, Scottish entrepreneur Nat Fraser's odd behaviour raises suspicion when his wife Arlene vanishes. Police suspect him but need evidence.

Sharon Carr murdered Katie Rackliff in Farnborough in 1992. Katie was found the next day, it took nearly five years - and Carr's own confession - to solve the case.

Two Edinburgh teens vanished after leaving the World's End pub in 1977; their bodies were found miles apart. A 37-year forensic hunt finally solved the case and delivered justice.

Teenager James McElroy was on holiday with his friends, which became a nightmare when he turned on the boys and murdered them with a shotgun.

In 1998, Scottish entrepreneur Nat Fraser's odd behaviour raises suspicion when his wife Arlene vanishes. Police suspect him but need evidence.

A 60-year-old woman is rescued while attempting to row across the Atlantic.

CCTV captures the moment a motorbike hits a car, catapulting a couple through the air.

A road worker tells the tale of what happens when drivers do not see the cones.

A 70-year-old pilot is hurled out of his glider after a mid-air collision.

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Two young boys are accused of bullying an allegedly unsupervised four-year-old and vandalising a car with a branch.

The purchase of a Bengal cat by a beginner breeder ends with a fight over the pick of the litter and a cat's death.

A newlywed says she had to purchase a last-minute wedding dress for $1,500 instead of $350 due to an allegedly shoddy fashion designer's work.

A woman is admitted to hospital in 'deep shock' after allegedly witnessing her mother-in-law being attacked by their tax preparer's dogs.

A woman sues her neighbour for the cost of a fence, harassment and damages for filing an allegedly false report with the health department.

A man accuses an upstanding businessman of damaging his beloved Mercury Grand Marquis while in the process of stealing the chrome off the vehicle.

A mother claims her fear of homelessness led her to bust down a door and allegedly assault a tenant that was moving out.

A once happy relationship downgrades into a contentious living situation with accusations of theft, assault and stolen property.

After a car windshield is bashed with a brick, a man claims he witnessed his ex-girlfriend, dressed all in black, running from the crime scene.

A Good Samaritan mother opens her homes to troubled youngsters only to have one teenager allegedly steal her car and jewellery.

A Stallion is accused of jumping a fence, forcing mares back to his place and then impregnating them.

Three brothers fight over their deceased mother's estate, funeral costs and life insurance.

A woman claims her cousin-in-law spread rumours about her to her husband, choked her and stole her necklace.

A woman with children who have special needs is shocked when her landlord allegedly spies on her and accuses her of dealing drugs.

A newlywed sues a bridal-shop owner for delivering an allegedly damaged, custom-made wedding gown.

A teenager insists that she took out a restraining on her ex-girlfriend, but her ex-roommate claims they are still dating and sues her for moving costs.

After serving time, a young man must find a safe place to live. Instead, he is kicked out and accused of being disrespectful.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how an assault investigation jeopardises Robert Henry Davies' new life, a reign of terror begins in Newport, culminating in a murder.

Jackie Malton examines the case of Joseph Kappen, who murdered three young women in South Wales in 1973. He was only identified through pioneering DNA techniques after his death.

Jackie Malton examines the case of John Duffy and David Mulcahy, who murdered three women across London in the 1980s before both were convicted in 2001.

In 1992, an attack in Nottingham led to an investigation which lasted nearly a quarter of a century. In time, DNA profiling would help to close the case.