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Rebekah, who has a prosthetic arm, seeks Randy's help to find her dream dress. Meanwhile, sibling rivalry causes drama for bride Crystal

Two friends who are both planning their weddings shop for dresses together, while another customer is looking for something a bit different

A bride who delayed her wedding to have a baby goes dress shopping, while a customer who has lost a lot of weight is nervous about her fitting

A customer wants a giant ball gown, but her mother does not agree. Another bride is distracted from her dream dress by a very different design

A bride's brother suggests a different look, while another customer finds her preferred dress may not be an option

Victoria wants to show off her back, curves, and biceps, but Grandma wants her to cover up! Plus, Dominique has a little panic in the stockroom

Barrister Robert Rinder examines one of the biggest scandals in British medical history. Plus, the story of a burglar dubbed the Wimbledon Prowler

On a stormy night in Memphis, Micah Rine Pate mysteriously disappears, leaving behind unanswered questions and a husband whose story just doesn't add up

Police confront a series of clues following the disappearance of a young woman. Will a convenience store video be the key to solving the crime

In Baltimore, police turn to CCTV to hunt for a budding serial killer after two women are strangled to death in one week.

The case of Stephen Bennett, who was on holiday in Goa, India, in 2006, when he accidentally got himself involved in a series of events that led to him fearing for his life

When a father-of-two suddenly vanished, his friends hinted that he had led a secret life. However, matters remained unsolved for years - until a tip revealed the jaw-dropping truth

The murder of Beth Spaulding in April 2012. Her husband James used an overdose of methadone and her death was not considered suspicious until toxicology tests were performed

Pam Jacobs reveals the dark truth about her father. Growing up, she never realised he was a fugitive suspected of the murders of various coin shop owners

Robert Rinder examines the case of 38-year-old Michelle Gunshon, who disappeared in 2004. Although police soon suspected murder, her killer was not convicted until July 2012

The case of Beth von Steinner, whose frozen body was found behind her house. With no witnesses or suspects, only CCTV footage could reveal what had happened

The case of family man Richard Arenas, who was gunned down in broad daylight. With no apparent motive or witnesses, investigators tried to track down his killer on CCTV

As investigators and families seek the answers to the most terrible crimes, forensic experts hunt for the smallest, most crucial clues to crack the case

When a missing teenager was found murdered, a piece of rope provided the only clue to the killer's identity. In another case, police struggled to build a murder case without a body

The murder of student Julissa Brisman, found shot and bound in a hotel room in Boston. Police used cameras to find her killer and were shocked by what they uncovered

Forensic detectives demonstrate how killers who spill even a drop of blood always run the risk of leaving themselves open to identification

The case of family man Richard Arenas, who was gunned down in broad daylight. With no apparent motive or witnesses, investigators tried to track down his killer on CCTV

The case of DJ Ervin Holton, who in 2012 was shot dead on his friend's porch. With no witnesses, police turned to security cameras located opposite for clues

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home