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

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.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of George Shotton, who murdered his wife near Swansea in 1919. This episode features expert interviews.

In this gripping episode, we explore the tragic story of Sarah Williams, whose obsession with former fireman Ian Johnston leads to the murder of his new partner, Sadie Hartley.

In December 2013, the peaceful village of Bosham in West Sussex was rocked by the murder of Valerie Graves, a talented artist and grandmother.

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.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of George Shotton, who murdered his wife near Swansea in 1919. This episode features expert interviews.

In this gripping episode, we explore the tragic story of Sarah Williams, whose obsession with former fireman Ian Johnston leads to the murder of his new partner, Sadie Hartley.

In December 2013, the peaceful village of Bosham in West Sussex was rocked by the murder of Valerie Graves, a talented artist and grandmother.

When the home of Melissa Lamesch was engulfed in fames, it wasn't clear if the firekilled her. The investigation would uncover secrets.

A British student is lost and starving in the remote Turkish mountains. His parents desperately wait to discover if he's alive for eight agonising days.

The story of what happened when a freak wave crashed into the Irish coast, knocking a startled woman 40 foot off a cliff onto the rocks below.

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A man with over a dozen arrests related to assault is incensed when his own mother and sister accuse him of theft and assault.

A man is accused of pouring a pitcher of water into a TV set and slashing tires after an argument with his sister over Halloween candy.

A mother claims a day care centre had a cockroach infestation and mishandled a baby with a weak spine, but only after she was allegedly fired.

A woman claims the man she met on a Christian dating website scammed her out of $4,000 to help his adult son with his medical bills.

A landlord claims a bullet-ridden TV was abandoned and a big mess left behind when her tenant and large family moved out.

A woman buys over $600 in school clothes for her former employee's daughter who complains that she spent too much when asked for payback.

A man not only asks a driver to pay for his ride but also to pay for he and his girlfriend's fast food dinner.

A dog breeder is accused of filing a retaliatory restraining order after a dissatisfied customer calls the attorney general to complain about her puppy's medical condition.

Alleged child abuse, an ankle monitor and a restraining order come into play when a father and son sue their former roommate for return of property.

A family fight over workout DVDs leads to a brawl between brothers and a $2,000 medical bill.

A woman regrets hiring family friends to help with a move when her vehicle is involved in a police chase and work hours are disputed.

The Judge dispenses wise advice when a driver issued for not one, but three, limo accidents.

A blind dog, an alleged felon and a whole lot of things that don't work come into play when a fed-up tenant goes after her landlord.

A woman uses an interpreter in her efforts to sue a former tenant she accuses of assault and animal cruelty.

Detective Keogh and SIO Terry Crompton discuss the 2016 murder of Yang Liu, whose torso was found in a suitcase.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Pierre LeGris, who reports his wife missing in Dorset and police are instantly wary.

Simon Toyne travels to Liverpool to unravel the notorious story of the murder of James Bulger, who was abducted and killed by two 10-year-old boys.

In this chilling episode, Michael O'Leary is murdered by his best friend Andrew Jones after an affair with Andrew's wife. Lured to Andrew's farm under false pretences, Michael is executed.

We examine the tragic case of Georgia Williams, a 17-year-old from Shropshire, who was murdered by Jamie Reynolds, a disturbed individual who meticulously planned her death.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Pierre LeGris, who reports his wife missing in Dorset and police are instantly wary.

Simon Toyne travels to Liverpool to unravel the notorious story of the murder of James Bulger, who was abducted and killed by two 10-year-old boys.

In this chilling episode, Michael O'Leary is murdered by his best friend Andrew Jones after an affair with Andrew's wife. Lured to Andrew's farm under false pretences, Michael is executed.

We examine the tragic case of Georgia Williams, a 17-year-old from Shropshire, who was murdered by Jamie Reynolds, a disturbed individual who meticulously planned her death.

The case of Morgan Metzer, who survived a violent home invasion unlike any other. Metzer found herself faced with an intruder who disguised his voice.

The tale of fiver fishermen who were swept off their sinking ship into the vast Atlantic Ocean.

The story of a jockey who suddenly fell unconscious from his horse while leading a race and fell right into the path of the oncoming field.

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A woman, with a history of alcoholism, entrusts a large settlement to her daughter but then claims she never saw the money again.

The Judge takes on a Pit Bull owner who refuses to accept that her pet, with a history of violent behaviour, is a menace to society.

After a man is evicted from his late father's house by his stepbrother, they fight over diamond earrings, a pinball machine and a teenager's retainer.

When two fires ravage an auto shop, former friends fight over liability when one of their vehicles is damaged.

When ex-lovers fight over a loan to rescue an impounded motorcycle, the Judge clarifies the golden rule about gifts magically turning into loans.

A married couple accuse their landlord of robbing them of their dreams to become foster parents when they were forced to move out of their home.

A man, who denies being intoxicated, claims a car was trying to run him over when he busted the windshield in self-defence.

A marine goes out of his way to help a homeless man only to be sued by him for changing the locks on his own home.

Stolen property, 'door wiggling', and a fear of roaches come into play when two women fight over alleged vandalism.

Ex-lovers fight over a trip to Italy after their young son gets sick, and the trip is called off.

When a young mother tries to dictate custodial rights to the alleged father of her child, Judge Judy sets her straight.

When police execute a warrant for a man charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a landlord demands compensation for a busted-down door.

A woman sues her former tax-business partner for allegedly vandalising her office and stealing her client files.

A car stranded in theft mode and allegations of title jumping come into play when the sale of a car goes south.

A woman racks up tickets and is sued for a wreck she wasn't involved in after selling her car to a cousin but neglecting to take it out of her name.

A woman sues her handyman for making unauthorised charges on her credit card above and beyond the amount needed to upgrade her property.

With the help of the SIO Paul Withers, Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the complex investigation of the 2016 murder of Michael Keen.

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.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of Stephen Akinmurele, who was charged with murdering five people in Blackpool and the Isle of Man, before committing suicide prior to trial.

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.

The story of 15-year-old Kayleigh Haywood, who was groomed online by Luke Harlow and murdered by his neighbour, Stephen Beadman.

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.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of Stephen Akinmurele, who was charged with murdering five people in Blackpool and the Isle of Man, before committing suicide prior to trial.

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.

The story of 15-year-old Kayleigh Haywood, who was groomed online by Luke Harlow and murdered by his neighbour, Stephen Beadman.

Many years after the murder of JonBenét Ramsey, the case remains unsolved. Erin Moriarty dives into the case she's covered since 1999.

The tale of a fisherman who was swept from a pier by a ferocious wave into the turbulent sea as his horrified family watched on.

The story of what happened when a young girl was hit by a tram on her way to school, which pinned her leg underneath the carriage.

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A mother tries to prepare her family for a future without her, but her daughter is accused of taking advantage of the situation prematurely.

An uninsured motorist rear-ends another vehicle and offers the driver his car title in exchange for settling matters without the police.

Tension builds in a small living space and leads to violence.

Friends invest $10,000 in a restaurant venture only to discover their new partner neglected to tell them his kitchen had been shut down.

A man admits to cheating on his lover while living at her parents' home, but claims only four of his phones contributed to her $4,800 bill.

A man suffers multiple stab wounds to the head and face as his tires are slashed when a couple allegedly gang up on him over money.

A woman allows her brother to rent-to-own her home but then she decides to move back in and sue him for rent, damages, and allegedly stolen property.

A man demands payback for a business loan from a woman who claims he sent indecent pictures and threatened to kill her.

A 19-year-old sues her ex-boyfriend for allegedly holding her against her will and destroying her new phone.

A caregiver questions her client's need for state-sponsored support and claims she was the victim of vandalism and harassment soon after she spoke up.

When a man makes a statement by hanging the American flag upside down, vandals destroy the flag pole.

When a child needs emergency surgery, a mother makes the mistake of leaving her unlicensed cousin in charge of a shared business space and her vehicle.

With the help of SIO Pete Simm, Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the multi-layered investigation of the 2012 murder of beloved Christopher Proctor.

Donal MacIntyre revisits the murder of a millionaire murdered in Hammersmith. With no friends or family, detectives used CCTV footage to track three suspects.

Join Britain's leading criminologist, Professor David Wilson, and journalist and TV producer Martin Frizell as they examine the cases everyone is talking about.

In 1968, 14-year-old Roy Tutill was murdered while hitchhiking home, a crime that remained unsolved for 33 years.

Donal MacIntyre revisits the murder of a millionaire murdered in Hammersmith. With no friends or family, detectives used CCTV footage to track three suspects.

Join Britain's leading criminologist, Professor David Wilson, and journalist and TV producer Martin Frizell as they examine the cases everyone is talking about.

In 1968, 14-year-old Roy Tutill was murdered while hitchhiking home, a crime that remained unsolved for 33 years.

her daughter Livye Lewis had been shot in her car on the side of a road. Nearby, investigators found Lewis' ex-boyfriend.

This fascinating programme shows the split-second moments when every day events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

This fascinating programme shows the split-second moments when every day events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

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A man readily admits that he beat up his sister-in-law's fiancée after they allegedly robbed his home of slot machine money.

Teenage cousins, who dated the same boy, team up with their grandmothers to sue each other over a smashed cell phone.

Underage drinking, party games, and a full grown Pit Bull that's not potty-trained come into play when ex-roommates go their separate ways.

Footage of an alleged assault is viewed in court and used against a man to try and get a restraining order.

Dodger', the spaniel mix, is at the centre of a custody battle between his owners and the family that cared for him while they were unable to.

An award-winning equine writer denies awareness of a horse slaughter operation in Mexico and sues for alleged bullying on an animal rights blog.

A man claims his eight-year-old son needs a therapy dog, but his pet sitter says it's just a way for him to have a dog in a 'no pets' building.

Friends invest $10,000 in a restaurant venture only to discover their new partner neglected to tell them his kitchen had been shut down.

A blind dog, an alleged felon and a whole lot of things that don't work come into play when a fed-up tenant goes after her landlord.

A woman's 26-year-old car fuels a feud between her son and daughter, as she tries to recover in a nursing home.

The Judge is incredulous that a man would consider buying annual passes to Disneyland when he owes so much in support.

At a tire-burnout party to reveal a baby's gender, embarrassing photos of the teen mother-to-be are posted by her mother on Facebook.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how Cardiff killer Malcolm Green murdered twice - walking free after his first killing, only to strike again. He now serves a whole life tariff.

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.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in car trunks in Brighton.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how, having murdered his wife, Hassan Shatanawi thought he had made her vanish from the face of the earth - but he made one crucial oversight.

Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Inspector Simon Shuttleworth to discover how he solved the murder of ex-boxer Shaun Cummins in Leicester.

Join Britain's leading criminologist, Professor David Wilson, and journalist and TV producer Martin Frizell as they examine the cases everyone is talking about.

The case of Cody Johnson, who was pushed to his death almost 200 feet into a ravine at Glacier National Park, by his wife of only eight days, Jordan Graham.

The case of Leslie Neulander, who died at home in the arms of her husband Dr Robert Neulander, following a 911 call by their daughter, Jenna.

A man readily admits that he beat up his sister-in-law's fiancée after they allegedly robbed his home of slot machine money.

Teenage cousins, who dated the same boy, team up with their grandmothers to sue each other over a smashed cell phone.

Underage drinking, party games, and a full grown Pit Bull that's not potty-trained come into play when ex-roommates go their separate ways.

Footage of an alleged assault is viewed in court and used against a man to try and get a restraining order.

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Threats of wage garnishment, a guilty plea in an auto accident, and alleged auto theft come into play when a mother sues her son.

A self-proclaimed nosy neighbour cares for a woman's Great Dane and is accused of spaying her unnecessarily.

A woman grieves her loss of musical enjoyment when her violin teacher allegedly sells her a subpar violin.

A man accused of a series of unpaid loans by his ex-lover can't decide if he gave her a trip as a gift or as loan payback.

While on a cross-country vacation, a man and his wife discover that staying in a 5.8 million-dollar home is not all it's cracked up to be.

A woman uses an interpreter in her efforts to sue a former tenant she accuses of assault and animal cruelty.

A car stranded in theft mode and allegations of title jumping come into play when the sale of a car goes south.

A woman racks up tickets and is sued for a wreck she wasn't involved in after selling her car to a cousin but neglecting to take it out of her name.

A woman sues her handyman for making unauthorised charges on her credit card above and beyond the amount needed to upgrade her property.

A caregiver questions her client's need for state-sponsored support and claims she was the victim of vandalism and harassment soon after she spoke up.

When a man makes a statement by hanging the American flag upside down, vandals destroy the flag pole.

When a child needs emergency surgery, a mother makes the mistake of leaving her unlicensed cousin in charge of a shared business space and her vehicle.

Neighbours fight over the collateral damage caused by a fight between their dogs, one of whom allegedly requires cosmetic dental surgery.

After losing an election, a couple accuse the winning union members of sending out 800 defamatory flyers to voters.

A college junior is caught red-handed when a misspelled word in a text matches the same word keyed onto a car.

When a child is arrested for an assault at school, his parents fight over the cost of attorney fees.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Mitchell Quy, who murdered his wife in Birkdale, 1998, brazenly taunting media for 18 months before eventually confessing.

Jackie Malton revisits the 1988 murder of Suzanne Greenhill in Newport, Wales, a case uniquely involving the deaf community, ending in a life sentence for Timothy Robson.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how an arrogant Bournemouth hotelier gets away with murdering his wife in 1982; but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law, his luck runs out.

Simon Toyne, joins author Mark Billingham in South London to discover the 'honour' killing of Banaz Mahmod, a woman who fell in love, and was murdered by her family.