True Crime +1

An adventurous pensioner is lost on Ben Nevis in a howling snow storm.

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A woman, her husband and her three children move in with her sister, live for free and then sue her for unpaid credit card charges.

After two years of living on the streets, a man claims his new 'garage home' was upended with an allegedly false restraining order and illegal eviction.

After meeting online, two women end up fighting over missing business property, a shared car and the 'gift' of an iPhone.

When a Texas windstorm throws shopping trollies all over a car park, a woman claims a fellow shopper's buggy slammed into her car.

Brain surgery, false allegations to CPS and the cost of a wedding come into play when a woman goes up against her daughter and son-in-law.

A healthcare aid says he was verbally and physically abused by his disabled boss and sues for 275 unpaid hours of work.

An independent hair stylist accuses her landlord of treating her like an employee rather than a renter.

A man denies accusations that he was in prison but confesses that he never completed repairs after receiving money to do so.

When a Slovakian woman's Visa application is denied, she sues small business owners for allegedly scamming her with a thousand-dollar application process.

A short-lived romance ends with a woman receiving a $2,900 car from her lover the same month she breaks up with him.

A man openly admits he doesn't pay taxes and sues a former friend for the return of property and for allegedly filing a false police report.

At 15, James Fairweather, obsessed with murder, turned fantasies into reality. He killed two random strangers in Colchester before police stopped his terrifying spree.

Simon Toyne revisits a case involving an apparent suicide plot that unearthed in the rural villages of County Derry, when the bodies of a man and woman are found.

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.

After Philip Manning shot his ex-wife, Margaret Whitcombe dead in a vengeful rage on Christmas Day and hospitalised her boyfriend, he led police on a chase across the country.