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Donal MacIntyre meets DCS Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of virtually the whole of Leicester's Taufiq family.

Dr. Nell Darby revisits the story of the Newall brothers, who let years of pent-up resentment spill over one night in Jersey in 1987, leaving both of their parents dead.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Superintendent Andy Tattersall to discover how Greater Manchester Police solved the case of Andrew Green's murder.

Detectives are sure that Joseph killed his wife, but they are struggling to build a case.

In 1984, Teresa Solecki was found murdered. Decades later, DNA genealogy identified Charles Lane Morgan - killed months after - as her murderer.

When Greg Holman fails to show up for dinner, his mother calls the police. Police question Greg's group of friends, who point the finger toward a schoolyard bully.

A woman sues her former roommate for destroying her belongings filing false charges, and for medical bills due to an assault.

After being accused of stalking and assault, a woman claims her ex-roommate abandoned property at her home.

Despite his admission that he missed rent payments, a man sues his former landlords for the return of his security deposit and his property.

A young man claims his ex-friend entered a home uninvited in the middle of the night and hit him in the head with bottle.

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Petty theft, a DUI, and a deceased woman's missing jewellery come into play when ex-friends fight over a $1,000 bailout.

A motorcyclist claims an unleashed dog ran into traffic and caused a terrible collision in which his wife head-butted an SUV and broke her teeth.

A woman rents an apartment from a relative stranger and ends up being sued for house damages and an assault.

A woman charges at the allegedly drunk father of her child, jumps on his back and beats him on the head; she sues him for a false arrest.

A man's death, a valuable witness and a car allegedly sold on consignment come into play when a Cadillac sale goes bad.

A flight attendant is accused of being a greedy, spoiled brat when she sues her landlord for rent.

A woman who says she won $500 for her karaoke skills is sued by her carnival worker ex-friends for rent and living expenses.

A man admits he called his roommate's probation officer in order to speed up his eviction.

A single mother of four meets a man online who later sues her for a loan to have her car repaired.

When a father is hours late for a child visitation, the mother of their child is accused of becoming irate and damaging her own vehicle with a bat.

The Judge uncovers a web of lies when two teen girls accused of stealing from their grandmother point the finger at another family member.

Ex-girlfriends fight over the alleged commercialisation of personal artwork intended to demonstrate acceptance and love during a major life transition.

A simple carpool to worship service ends in an auto accident and a hefty insurance settlement debate.

What are the odds that the day after disgruntled tenants move out, their previous home goes up in smoke? A fight over damaged property ensues.

The Judge warns a young man that he'll never take a happy picture if he keeps the camera his ex-lover allegedly gifted to him.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how Eastbourne GP Bodkin Adams befriended elderly patients, and was often named in their wills, as they died suspiciously sooner than expected.

The story of the murder of Lynette White - how her death led to the longest murder trial in British history at the time, and how police work and DNA eventually led to her killer.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how mother and son Penelope John and Barry Rogers drugged and murdered 84-year-old Betty Guy in Wales and were caught by a police recording.

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.