True Crime

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.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how, in 1994, a waiter was shot dead in a Kirkwall restaurant. Suspect Michael Ross, 15, wasn't convicted until 2008 - 14 years later.

Donal MacIntyre meets former Metropolitan Police Detective Inspector Tony Bishop to learn how he helped solve the fatal poisoning of Lakhvinder Cheema in West London.

The case of Carol Hickok, who was found dead at the foot of a staircase outside her home by her 11-year-old stepson after she failed to wake him up for school.

The tragic case of John Chipp who was thrown 85ft to his death after a night out in Sunderland celebrating his 18th birthday.

In 2024, Pamela Wittman, a 25-year-old from Indiana, was identified, solving the 1980 Daytona Beach cold case linked to a serial killer.

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.

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A verbal contract in the amount of $14,500 for a Harley ends badly when the barter portion of the deal gets lost in translation.

Winners of a pool tournament say they were promised trophies, a banquet, and $600 in cash but were allegedly assaulted by the league manager instead.

A dog owner has the nerve to compare his pit bull, which inflicts puncture wounds on a neighbour's Chihuahua, to a lovable cartoon character.

A woman is accused of illegally using a professional photo of her grandchild to make a statement.

An attempt to reign in a roommate's sloppiness ends in an assault, an arrest and a plea bargain.

A man presents two videos showing proof that an upstairs neighbour is responsible for water damage to his condo.

A woman accuses her former friend of conning her over the sale of a car after it breaks down and is repossessed.

A car salesman's failing vision and $14,000 due in child support come into play when ex-lovers call it quits.

After their wedding is called off, ex-fiancées fight over a cruise, a new camera, and car repairs.

In 1987 the bodies of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce were discovered, with some striking similarities between them. DS Andrea Richards was tasked with linking them to a killer.

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.

The story of Blackpool man Edward Forrester who, in September 2023, was murdered by his neighbour, William Wilkinson.

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.

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.

The murder of 27-year-old Steven Donaldson was a chilling betrayal that shattered the peace of the Angus countryside.

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.

Renard Spivey, who was accused of murdering his wife, opens up for the first time on television to 48 HOURS about the trial, his wife and more.

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 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.

A woman, in need of a break, drops off her children with her mother-in-law and then allegedly breaks a door down to get them back a week later.

Newlyweds attempt to fix up their home but end up suing a home remodeller for allegedly failing to do what he promised.

A man claims his ex-tenant damaged his rental unit, stole property and allegedly forged documents to try and prove otherwise.

A young lawyer sues his former tenants for unpaid rent and damages to his home after complaints of strong pet odours by neighbours.

After a dispute over rent, a woman posts a video referencing a personal story that her ex-roommate had shared with her.

A man claims his identity was allegedly stolen and used illegally for the sale of a car.

After a Good Samaritan takes in a neighbour's lost dog, the stray pet proceeds to attack and kill his beloved 15-year-old cat.

A couple with three children is rescued from the brink of homelessness by an ex-best friend who sues them for unpaid rent and damages to her home.

During the 2011 riots, Gavin Clarke is shot in West Yorkshire. The investigation is handed over to DCI Lisa Griffin who turns her attention to the local CCTV network.

Dr. Nell Darby explores the story of George Smith, an Edwardian man who married a string of women - only to drown them and steal their money - and was eventually caught in 1915.

A woman's body is found at a pumping station in Hull. Senior Investigating Officer Paul Davison and his team are tasked with identifying her and how she was murdered.

In June 2002, 91-year-old Edwin Hiles was found murdered in his Witney home. Tiernan Coyle's pioneering fibre mapping technique linked Paul Weedon to the crime.

The story of Linda Casey, a 54-year-old horticulture lecturer from Coulsdon, whose body was discovered in Banstead Woods five days after she was reported missing.