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Jackie Malton examines the 1969 kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.

Dr. Nell Darby revisits how the discovery of a body on the Scottish island of Little Ross in 1960 prompts a manhunt for his killer, assistant lighthouse keeper Robert Dickson.

When police found a man on fire, they assumed he did that to himself. His family campaigned for justice for two years and New Scotland Yard re-investigated the case.

The story of a case from Wigan that tested the limits of law and medicine in the relentless pursuit of justice.

Jackie Malton examines the 1969 kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.

Dr. Nell Darby revisits how the discovery of a body on the Scottish island of Little Ross in 1960 prompts a manhunt for his killer, assistant lighthouse keeper Robert Dickson.

When police found a man on fire, they assumed he did that to himself. His family campaigned for justice for two years and New Scotland Yard re-investigated the case.

The story of a case from Wigan that tested the limits of law and medicine in the relentless pursuit of justice.

A toddler tragically dies after being left inside his family's vehicle on a hot summer day in Atlanta, Georgia.

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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Brandi Brown sues her former friends for appliances, damages and unpaid utility bills.

After a woman is sideswiped by a fellow motorist, she is allegedly caught on tape bashing the windows and slashing the tyres of the other car involved.

Jill Zimmerman sues former Geometry tutor David Kaspar, for the return of fees she paid him to tutor her daughter.

The Judge doesn't mince words when a former talent partner refuses to accept the fact that she is technically a squatter.

A woman claims she was viciously attacked by her lover's ex-girlfriend while on a date with him.

Grabbing the steering wheel while in a drunken stupor is the allegation laid against a woman by her ex-lover after his car is totalled.

In an effort to scare off his neighbour's pit bull, a man admits he fired his pistol and accidentally shot a neighbour's garage door.

A dog trainer sues a breeder for the return of a pit bull, mental anguish and dog trainer fees.

A man denies breaking his ex-fiancée's wrist during a heated argument involving rent money and alleged infidelity.

Alleged drug trafficking, vandalism of a car, and theft of electronic equipment are disputed by unwed parents.

Accusation of indoor fire-dancing, drunkenness, and arson come into play when ex-lovers fight over a burnt couch.

A man sues his ex brother-in-law for return of money paid for a car, repair costs and emotional distress.

A newlywed sues a dressmaker for the return of money he paid for an ill-fitting wedding dress his wife was unable to wear on the day of her nuptials.

When a woman finds out her boyfriend is a convicted felon, she allegedly reneges on her promise to pay back a very high interest loan he took out for her.

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.

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

Geoffrey Wansell explores two eerily similar murders that take place ten years apart in Blackpool: two elderly women are killed.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how Louisa Merrifield poisoned elderly employer Sarah Ricketts at her Blackpool bungalow for inheritance and was hanged at Strangeways Prison.

When police found a man on fire, they assumed he did that to himself. His family campaigned for justice for two years and New Scotland Yard re-investigated the case.

When British backpacker Peter Falconio disappears in the Australian Outback, microscopic DNA evidence becomes the key to unlocking one of Australia's biggest murder cases.

After 40 years, DNA and genetic genealogy solved the 1982 murder of five-year-old Anne Pham in Seaside, CA, identifying Army soldier Robert Lanoue as her killer.

Brandi Brown sues her former friends for appliances, damages and unpaid utility bills.

After a woman is sideswiped by a fellow motorist, she is allegedly caught on tape bashing the windows and slashing the tyres of the other car involved.

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A woman demands that her Great Dane be returned after a long absence and an allegedly unnecessary medical procedure.

A 9-year-old's birthday party ends in an alleged assault, bullying accusations and feuding mothers.

A woman claims she was fired from her job after a good friend accused her of asking for kickbacks from insurance referrals.

All hell breaks loose when a woman asks her mother to take care of her homeless friend's child.

A man is accused of aggressive vigilante behaviour when he confronts an unassuming driver he deems reckless.

A tenant accused of leaving an apartment in shambles claims photos of her home were taken illegally before she could clean up.

The burning embers of fireworks allegedly land on a neighbour's two cars and boat; they sue for damages.

While on his way to shop for clothes for his grandmother's funeral, a teen claims he was confronted by his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend who vandalised his truck.

A man and his mother sue his ex-fiancée for half of the money they put away for a wedding that never happened.

On an errand to retrieve a vacuum cleaner, a man crashes his ex-roommate's car. They fight over damages.

A man accuses the mother of his new-born son of the malicious filing of a restraining order so she could get custody of their child.

After being attacked by his own dog, a man sues his neighbour for medical bills claiming her unleashed dog agitated his pit bull.

A 12-year-old is accused of damaging a neighbour's truck while riding his bike in the neighbourhood.

A fundraiser for college students with special needs runs into a problem when one of the winning golfers claims he was ripped off.

An upholsterer, who claims he was trained by the Kennedy family's upholsterer, is sued by a very unsatisfied customer for allegedly shoddy workmanship.

A woman breaks a court order in order to take her child out of state, then makes terrible allegations against the child's father.

A woman accuses her intoxicated boyfriend of assaulting her in a Las Vegas hotel room and demands compensation for her injuries.

In a young woman's efforts to track down money she earned as a teenager, her mother is put on the hot seat.

The disappearance of the Earl of Shaftesbury in the south of France triggers a murder investigation that reveals a crime driven by greed.

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.

Robert Black was serving a life sentence in prison for the attempted abduction of a 9-year-old. He was also suspected of having abducted and murdered several others.