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After receiving a large settlement, a woman purchases breast augmentation surgery and is cared for by a friend; they fight over a loan.

A woman admits that she promised to pay for her incarcerated son's property damage; when she changes her mind, her Harley is towed by his ex-roommate.

A couple shell out $4,000 to a man for a mobile home only to discover that he doesn't even own the trailer and has allegedly sold it more than once.

When the Judge realises that a fight over a used Mercedes Benz lacks critical evidence, she reminds lax litigants that she has better things to do.

A young woman plans a cruise with her mother only to have the trip cancelled; she is accused of pocketing the refund and going on a cruise with her aunt.

A woman can't keep up with costs to care for her beloved 20K show jumper; when the horse goes lame, she can't afford to keep him alive.

A woman brings to court her surviving dog and the ashes of a toy Yorkie that did not survive an alleged attack by her neighbour's Pit Bull.

When a man receives over $20,000 in retirement pay, his ex-lover comes knocking at his door for payback of a sizeable loan.

A woman with questionable tenant rights sues her roommate for unpaid rent; she is countersued for an illegal lockout and harassment.

A magical carriage ride turns into a nightmare for a newlywed and her mother when the horse and cart fail to live up to their expectations.

A pool technician is accused of stealing property and customer accounts from his former employer who says his ex-wife called and tipped him off.

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.

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

A man claims his order of protection did little to stop his cousin and her friends from vandalising his car; audio evidence may support his claim.

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.

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After two Dartmouth professors are found dead in their home, investigators wade through hundreds of suspects and snowy conditions to find their suspects are on the run.

An accounts worker at a cancer hospital syphons off six hundred and forty-two thousand pounds of NHS money.

A manager treats the NHS like a cash machine. An organised crime gang try to swindle thirteen million pounds.

16-year-old Hani Hicham Abou El Kheir was fatally stabbed over twenty times in London on his way home in 2013, by a gang of up to ten masked youths.

In 2004, Zainab Begum from Lancashire, vanished, and her daughter Samina grew suspicious when her brothers-in-law showed little concern. Her body was never recovered.

In 2017, 15-year-old Kyron Webb was fatally stabbed on Moston Lane, Manchester by two masked youths. CCTV showed Kyron approaching the pair before being stabbed twice.

In 2014, 18-year-old UK college student Jamil Palmer was found fatally stabbed in Crane Park, Hounslow. He had suffered three stab wounds, one of which pierced his heart.

In 1993, Stephen Lawrence was attacked and stabbed twice by a group whilst waiting for a bus with his friend in London, in a racially motivated attack.

An accounts worker at a cancer hospital syphons off six hundred and forty-two thousand pounds of NHS money.

A manager treats the NHS like a cash machine. An organised crime gang try to swindle thirteen million pounds.

After receiving a large settlement, a woman purchases breast augmentation surgery and is cared for by a friend; they fight over a loan.

A woman admits that she promised to pay for her incarcerated son's property damage; when she changes her mind, her Harley is towed by his ex-roommate.

A couple shell out $4,000 to a man for a mobile home only to discover that he doesn't even own the trailer and has allegedly sold it more than once.

When the Judge realises that a fight over a used Mercedes Benz lacks critical evidence, she reminds lax litigants that she has better things to do.

A young woman plans a cruise with her mother only to have the trip cancelled; she is accused of pocketing the refund and going on a cruise with her aunt.

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