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A woman accuses her fiancé's father of suing her out of spite because he doesn't get to see his granddaughter as much as he'd like to.

A man claims he was provoked by his landlord to retaliate online after she allegedly slandered a Nigerian immigrant.

A 21-year-old man is sued by his parents for totalling his sister's car when a deer allegedly jumped in front of him and he swerved to avoid it.

A teenager allegedly destroys the engine of her boss' truck when she drives it without his permission. She claims he taught her how to drive.

A passenger stashes a million dollars worth of crystal meth in an airport toilet, and first time visitors to New Zealand get more than a stamp when they arrive at customs.

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.

After hearing the confessions of Colin Ireland, who murdered five men in two weeks, detectives have been haunted by his calculating detail.

Oklahoma retirees Gary and Linda Haas are murdered in New Mexico. A fingerprint points detectives towards a jailbreak and four desperate fugitives.

In 2012 in the UK, Suzanne Van Hagen meets a violent man online. A year later, she's found dead. Her family fights to prove it wasn't a sex game gone wrong.

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.

After hearing the confessions of Colin Ireland, who murdered five men in two weeks, detectives have been haunted by his calculating detail.

Oklahoma retirees Gary and Linda Haas are murdered in New Mexico. A fingerprint points detectives towards a jailbreak and four desperate fugitives.

In 2012 in the UK, Suzanne Van Hagen meets a violent man online. A year later, she's found dead. Her family fights to prove it wasn't a sex game gone wrong.

The body of Cliff Carden is unexpectedly found in the Sequatchie River. Footprints and drag marks in the muck reveal that the man's death was intentional.

A dad fights for his life when, what appeared to be a sore throat, becomes sepsis.

A former policeman rescues a pensioner who is trapped up to his neck in a slurry pit.

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A couple sue their ex-friend for scamming them on Disneyland tickets, garage fees and fraud.

Cassandra Currier sues her grandfather, Michael Walker, for assault, illegal eviction and a restraining order.

Megan Spape sues the father of her children for breaking a lease, and for breaking an iPhone.

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 50-year age difference separates a landlord and tenant who go after each other with a bat and bamboo stick during an altercation over money and alleged theft.

Sole ownership of 'Nugget' the puppy is contested by ex-lovers.

A restraining order, slashed tires and alleged theft come into play when ex friends call it quits.

When a woman's vehicle is repossessed, she tells the car salesman's wife that he made inappropriate passes at her.

Car values from Byrd's Blue Book seal the fate of a used car salesman who claims a buyer took advantage of him.

After making a $10,000 down payment on a home in her cousin's name, a woman expects to see her money returned when he sells it.

A woman wants he ex-fiancé to pay for not only a credit card bill but the fireplace they once used in their shared home.

A teenager secretly takes $4,000 in gift money from a shared account with his mum to allegedly buy his new love interest a car which she totalled days later.

A young traveller's hopes of hitting the ski fields are dashed after drugs are found, and at the International Mail Centre the war against 'P' goes on.

Christchurch Customs intercept a gecko smuggler, a sick arrival sparks a medical emergency, and French coco packed full of illicit substances.

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

A hammer attack in Chillenden killed Lin and Megan Russell. Michael Stone was convicted twice, though evidence remains disputed. The case continues to be reviewed.