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A woman sleeps in parks before moving in with her niece whom she sues for illegal eviction and stolen property.

Beautiful trees and bushes are allegedly chopped down by a tenant who insists that they were half-dead and demands money for clean-up.

A woman denies any wrongdoing when a client claims she did shoddy work and damaged his business.

A woman accuses her neighbour of stalking her, selling drugs and threatening her with a firearm.

A member of a riding club accuses the woman who boarded her horses of starving them and leaving them in harm's way during a tornado.

When a young car salesman disrespects the Judge, she advises that he take his parents out to a long lunch when the show airs.

Two women are caught on video chasing a man down in his place of business after he repossessed the car they bought.

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

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 woman claims her ex-boyfriend assaulted her at a car dealership after they were thrown out for fighting over a regrettable co-signed loan.

A make-up artist's trip to Hong Kong is shrouded in suspicions of drug use, rehab and sneaky surveillance when an ex-roommates call it quits.

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.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Nathan Matthews, who murdered his stepsister Becky Watts in Bristol, with girlfriend Shauna Hoare convicted of manslaughter.

When dismembered body parts were found in bins on a residential street, detectives from New Scotland Yard had to investigate quickly before the killer could strike again.

The story of what happened when CCTV and phone data led to the murderer of Cristina Prodan - it was her partner.

Vera Hudson was a well-known, well-loved member of her Hull community. So when she had stopped answering her door, neighbours grew worried.

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.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Nathan Matthews, who murdered his stepsister Becky Watts in Bristol, with girlfriend Shauna Hoare convicted of manslaughter.

The story of what happened when CCTV and phone data led to the murderer of Cristina Prodan - it was her partner.

Vera Hudson was a well-known, well-loved member of her Hull community. So when she had stopped answering her door, neighbours grew worried.

Series presented by Nick Knowles which shows the split-second moments when everyday events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

Series presented by Nick Knowles which shows the split-second moments when everyday events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

Series presented by Nick Knowles which shows the split-second moments when everyday events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

Series presented by Nick Knowles which shows the split-second moments when everyday events are transformed into disasters and meets the people who lived to tell the tale.

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While a man serves time for federal fraud, his wife dates another man accepting jewellery, shoes and a car she refuses to return.

Questions arise when a gifted youngster allegedly neglects to tell his father that he has been accused of vandalising a neighbour's property.

A student accuses a former friend of exaggerating his student visa issues and of stealing his property while he was out of the country.

Doors left open, fans left running and an attitude that left little to be desired are reasons cited by a landlord for asking his roommate to leave.

A mother and her teenage son fight with the pastor who cared for their recently deceased family member over custody of a television set.

When a young man takes his own life, his father takes a gruesome photo and uses it against his ex-daughter-in-law whom he is suing for loans and property damage.

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.

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.

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.

A teenager is accused of stealing from his surrogate grandmother and keying her car.

A buckling driveway caused by an old tree leaves neighbours fighting over damages.

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.

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 Laila Rezk was discovered badly beaten in her own home, she died despite all efforts to revive her. Forensic examination eliminated all traces of fingerprints, except one.

Gregory Davis is murdered in what looks like a paid hit, leading the authorities towards a web of lies.