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A woman sues her son for unpaid rent and damages to a home she rented to him.

Trailer park owners sue a former tenant for spreading alleged lies that bedbugs were running rampant on their property.

A homeowner claims she was forced to put her new home back on the market because of the financial strain caused by her tenant.

A house party guest suspected of robbery allegedly pulls a knife and keys a car.

A woman claims a man defrauded her on the sale of a car when he allegedly gave her a bogus smog certificate.

An elderly woman witnesses a suicide attempt and accuses a neighbour of lacking empathy which escalates into an ugly fight.

A woman sues for vet bills after a handyman she hired for a bargain allegedly leaves sharp objects all over her backyard.

A married couple go after a former tenant for allegedly damaging their rental home with their breeding business.

A man comes to the rescue of his disabled mother while her daughter allegedly reneges on payback of a loan for her and her four children.

A vehicle takes a severe 'knifing' when a woman vandalises her baby daddy's ex-girlfriend's vehicle.

While crossing the street in a motorised wheelchair, a woman is struck by an uninsured vehicle and suffers severe road rash.

A woman breaks down in tears after suing her ex-boyfriend for credit card debt, parking tickets, impound fees and car repair costs. He denies owing her anything.

Family connections on a police force, a robbery, and vandalism come into play when a married couple sue a man they accuse of theft.

A woman claims her ex-husband violated a restraining order when he broke into her home and allegedly stole property.

In 2006, Sana Ali was stabbed over 40 times at her Stockport home - she was pregnant at the time. SIO Jane Antrobus soon learned of her husband's affair with Harmohinder Sanghera.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Superintendent Marina Ericson of Norfolk Police to discover how she and her team brought random knife killer Alexander Palmer to justice.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of David Ellis, who murdered landlord Alec Warburton in Dolwyddelan, North Wales, before fleeing to Ireland.

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell examine the allegations against Luigi Mangione, the evidence presented by prosecutors and the unusual legal questions emerging.

This investigation, covering three police stations, numerous digital devices and an online world involving torture, eventually identifies the manipulative killer.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Superintendent Marina Ericson of Norfolk Police to discover how she and her team brought random knife killer Alexander Palmer to justice.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of David Ellis, who murdered landlord Alec Warburton in Dolwyddelan, North Wales, before fleeing to Ireland.

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell examine the allegations against Luigi Mangione, the evidence presented by prosecutors and the unusual legal questions emerging.

This investigation, covering three police stations, numerous digital devices and an online world involving torture, eventually identifies the manipulative killer.

David Pearce, is awaiting sentencing after he was found guilty of murdering two young women and sexually assaulting seven others.

A dad wheeling his son to playgroup and a waitress chatting outside a café, must take evasive action as an out of control car careers onto the pavement.

The tale of what happened when a young man was thrown from his vehicle, landing in the middle of a busy motorway after a tyre blowout in the fast lane.

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The Judge cites a study naming the top 'biting' dogs, as she mediates a case involving the mauling death of a Terrier by a Pit Bull mix.

A man who fathered four children while disabled sues his landlord for allegedly poor living conditions, retaliation and harassment.

When a woman is accused of slamming her car door into a parked vehicle, she resorts to claiming that the process server touched her inappropriately.

After children deny involvement in vandalising a neighbour's car, Judge Judy imparts an invaluable lesson.

After a woman allegedly attacks a friend with a pair of scissors, she countersues for alleged threats, slander and cyberbullying.

When over $8,000 worth of appliances goes missing, a solid eye witness may seal the fate of a contractor in question.

A house party guest suspected of robbery allegedly pulls a knife and keys a car.

A woman claims a man defrauded her on the sale of a car when he allegedly gave her a bogus smog certificate.

An elderly woman witnesses a suicide attempt and accuses a neighbour of lacking empathy which escalates into an ugly fight.

When a Husky-Shepherd mix lunges and attacks a Lab-Pit mix, their owners are left fighting about who is liable for vet bills.

A debate about New Hampshire's state motto comes into play when teenage motorists collide leaving their parents to fight over damages.

A love letter, diamond necklace and truck come into play when a single mother barters her babysitting services with another child's father.

A young, single mother of two fights with the father of her daughter after allegations of cheating.

A man gives his paralegal permission to deduct a $700 filing fee from his business account only to discover months later that over $30K has gone missing.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of 50-year-old Nigel Bacon from Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how former military commander Neil Rutherford unleashes terror on the guests of a remote Welsh seaside hotel in 1976, before turning the gun on himself.

A father is missing in South London, presumed murdered after a night out. Police have their suspects, but without a body, it's an uphill task to secure a conviction.

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.

Simon Toyne travels to Yorkshire to investigate the abduction and murder of Leanne Tiernan.

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

Professor David Wilson and Martin Frizell examine the allegations against Luigi Mangione, the evidence presented by prosecutors and the unusual legal questions emerging.

Karen Pedley was hailed a hero after a 1983 fire, but later became a serial arsonist across Cornwall. Forensic investigators linked years of blazes to her.

In 1991, 16-year-old Sarah Yarborough was murdered outside her school. Eyewitnesses saw a man - but it took nearly 30 years and forensic genealogy to find him.

The Judge cites a study naming the top 'biting' dogs, as she mediates a case involving the mauling death of a Terrier by a Pit Bull mix.

A man who fathered four children while disabled sues his landlord for allegedly poor living conditions, retaliation and harassment.

When a woman is accused of slamming her car door into a parked vehicle, she resorts to claiming that the process server touched her inappropriately.

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A woman accused of stealing thousands from her cousin tries to clear her name by passing a polygraph test.

A woman hires her housekeeper to clean her entire house in exchange for furniture in her storage unit, but claims she took the wrong items.

A widower claims he started a cleaning business with his girlfriend but that she allegedly neglected to pay him.

A new tenant allegedly disturbs the peace when his move-in time is adjusted; the Judge tells the landlord to 'kiss the carpet that he didn't move in!

A man claims he was falsely arrested after towing company owners made outrageous accusations to the police.

A concerned neighbour steps into the middle of a family feud to testify that a rental car was smashed with a brick by an angry estranged wife.

57-year-old twin sisters are sued for medical bills when their German Shepherd allegedly attacks and bites a woman.

A woman breaks down in tears after suing her ex-boyfriend for credit card debt, parking tickets, impound fees and car repair costs. He denies owing her anything.

Family connections on a police force, a robbery, and vandalism come into play when a married couple sue a man they accuse of theft.

A woman claims her ex-husband violated a restraining order when he broke into her home and allegedly stole property.

When a teenager allegedly has a temper tantrum in the shower, her mother sues her for over 2K in damages.

A man sues his former business partner for the return of two Mercedes and claims he was conned in an out-of-state deal.

A disgruntled employee sneaks into a store to steal clothing off the rack from her former boss who allegedly owes her money.

When a grandmother is ten minutes late in returning her grandson to his father, all hell breaks loose because they miss their movie at the mall.

Simon Toyne heads to Nottingham to explore the murder of Collette Aram, which became the first-ever case to be featured on TV's 'Crimewatch'.

...Honour.

A man is searching through rubbish bins in London looking for food. He finds two human limbs wrapped in black bin bags which launch a complex trail of forensic clues.

Jackie Malton examines the 1988 murder of Danny Denbury in Newport, killed in his home by ex-soldier Christopher McGovern following a night out.

Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Chief Inspector Howard Groves to discover how he put John Sweeney behind bars for the murders of Melissa Halstead and Paula Fields.

Godalming postman Bill Williamson was murdered by Ann Browning after moving in with her. She faked his survival and simulated car movements before confessing.

An Estonian social worker living in London disappears. A homicide team takes over the case, and clues point to a massive inner-city park where she is known to run.

DNA and genealogy reveal serial killer Jerry McFadden murdered Anna Hlavka in 1979 Portland case.

A woman accused of stealing thousands from her cousin tries to clear her name by passing a polygraph test.

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A man sues his colleague for unpaid services regarding the translation of his book into Portuguese.

A married couple and their eight children are sued by an ex-landlord for property damage and a stolen phone.

A mini pit bull and his owner are allegedly attacked by a 50-pound dog that was being walked by a six-year-old child.

When a Husky-Shepherd mix lunges and attacks a Lab-Pit mix, their owners are left fighting about who is liable for vet bills.

A debate about New Hampshire's state motto comes into play when teenage motorists collide leaving their parents to fight over damages.

A woman discovers in a text message that her husband is loaning money to another woman.

After allegedly being t-boned by a fellow cyclist, a woman claims he was more concerned with his unopened liquor bottle than her wellbeing.

A woman claims her friend loves to donate money to help care for dogs in distress, so she owes her nothing.

A real estate broker plays a voice message that clearly states that her web designer agrees to return her deposit.

The Judge questions a woman's courtroom attitude when she is sued by her ex-best friend for the value of a car and her personal belongings.

Sad news is delivered in the midst of a fight between ex-roommates over ruined credit and alleged identity theft.

A man is incarcerated after a fight with his estranged wife's boyfriend. He sues her new lover for allegedly breaking into his house while he was in prison.

Stephanie Slater vanished while showing a house in Birmingham in 1992. Her kidnapper demanded £175,000, but the ransom drop failed, triggering an intense hunt to save her.

Brian Blackwell was 18 years old when he murdered his parents in their home in Liverpool in 2004. Nothing was going to get in his way.

For years Carol Wray was seen as a fire survivor, until investigators uncovered a hidden pattern of arson that ended with her family dead.

Police investigate the murder of one of their own - PCSO Julia James. With no witnesses, they rely on the community for help.

Stephanie Slater vanished while showing a house in Birmingham in 1992. Her kidnapper demanded £175,000, but the ransom drop failed, triggering an intense hunt to save her.

Brian Blackwell was 18 years old when he murdered his parents in their home in Liverpool in 2004. Nothing was going to get in his way.

For years Carol Wray was seen as a fire survivor, until investigators uncovered a hidden pattern of arson that ended with her family dead.

Police investigate the murder of one of their own - PCSO Julia James. With no witnesses, they rely on the community for help.

Reggie Reed has wrestled with the question of who murdered his mother decades ago. A fresh look at the evidence ultimately implicated Reed's father.

The tale of what happened when a huge tree fell while four children were playing in a park.

The story of what happened when two best friends on a fishing trip were lost at sea and their wives feared the worst.

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A woman sues a dog breeder for return of money she paid for a puppy, vet bills, travel costs and alleged fraud.

A man who owns and manages 44 properties is sued by a tenant for the return of her deposit after he failed to show up for a housing inspection.

An elderly woman whose car was towed three times blames her poor vision on the fact that she can't register the vehicle.

A love letter, diamond necklace and truck come into play when a single mother barters her babysitting services with another child's father.

A young, single mother of two fights with the father of her daughter after allegations of cheating.

A man claims he was falsely arrested after towing company owners made outrageous accusations to the police.

A concerned neighbour steps into the middle of a family feud to testify that a rental car was smashed with a brick by an angry estranged wife.

A man confesses that his dog damaged a neighbour's property but only after clear video surveillance catches him in the act.

A woman admits that she gained access to her boyfriend's private texts, but claims he is the one who lobbed a brick through a car window.

When a mother and daughter get into a catfight over an estranged husband, younger siblings are collateral damage.

A woman with 15 dogs allegedly reneges on her promise to breed a puppy with a champion blood line and instead decides to spay the animal.

The owner of a cleaning company goes after a former employee who denies stealing clients from him.

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

An artists' manager from Brooklyn sues a singer for an unpaid loan to help further her career, and a man sues his ex for loans he gave her when they dated.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the story of John Cooper, who murdered four people on the Pembrokeshire coast. He was convicted decades later thanks to forensic evidence.

Two teenagers left a nightclub in Swansea to hitchhike home to Llandarcy and were never seen again. Police soon linked a third murder, committed three months earlier.

Special-needs teacher Jane Longhurst visited the flat of Graham Coutts, a guitarist and part-time salesman, in March of 2003 and never left.