True Crime +1

A woman accuses her sons' former karate instructor of being negligent when he left children unsupervised while he went to get his lunch.

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.

A woman claims she paid thousands for sneakers but demands a refund when the shoebox that arrives is allegedly empty.

A young man's defence for allegedly damaging a teenager's phone with a laser beam is that he's a redneck and that's what he does for fun.

A teacher claims she was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend after he came home drunk and allegedly tried to force himself on her.

A stolen ring, a missing gun, and a teenager's cell phone bill are disputed when a young woman sues her mom's ex-boyfriend.

An ex-lover's fight over furniture ends with an investigation by the judge into a young man's ability to pay child support.

Alleged adultery, a dying cat and the cost of emergency surgery divide a woman and her sister-in-law.

Unwed parents get into a fight which leads to accusations of domestic violence, damaged property and job loss.

Failure to train Chinese Crested dogs is the accusation laid against a dog trainer being sued for the return of his fee.

A mother makes the foolish choice of co-signing on an apartment lease for her teen daughter and her community college basketball teammates.

The smell of 2nd hand smoke, Obama-bashing and a phone thrown out a car window come into play when ex-lovers get into a fight while driving.

In August 2019, teaching assistant Lindsay Birbeck was murdered in Accrington by 16-year-old Rocky Marciano Price after he targeted her during a walk.

Professor David Wilson revisits the case of Dennis Nilsen, who willingly confessed to the murder of 15 young men and delighted in sharing every detail with his interviewers.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Ian Stewart, who murdered his fiancée Helen Bailey, concealing her body for months before being convicted of murder.

When Anthony Ashley-Cooper disappeared in 2005, his family feared that he had been kidnapped, but evidence confirmed that he had been murdered for his money.