True Crime +1 Friday

A party planner claims 660 people showed up to celebrate a girl's 15th birthday and that she was not properly compensated for such a large crowd.

A woman claims she was sleeping when her roommate scarred her for life; cops at the scene report that she was high on PCP.

An 11-year-old boy admits to lying to the police about vandalising a neighbour's car after she allegedly steals his basketball.

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A woman submits video evidence of four pigs destroying her backyard; her pig-owning neighbour refuses to acknowledge the animals are hers.

A woman's failing testimony leaves her witness with no desire to speak when she is accused of damaging a limo and stealing customer fares.

A friendly sports bet between co-workers ends with a bloody assault in a parking lot.

A family rents a vacation home in the hopes of zip-lining only to discover the business has closed; they demand a refund.

Divorcees fight over the return of tools and the cost of their 17-year-old twins' sports activities.

A woman hires a friend to sell an $8,000 Harley Davidson for her, but she says she never saw a penny once the deal was done.

An independent hair stylist accuses her landlord of treating her like an employee rather than a renter.

With her five-year-old in the car, a woman is in hot pursuit of a vehicle she's determined to repossess; she winds up being arrested for breaching the peace.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

When a young woman sues her parents, one of whom served time in jail, the Judge educates lawmakers regarding social support.

A man claims he caught his girlfriend cheating but forgave her four days later when she bought him a motorcycle.

A singer performs at a veterans' charity event but insists he never agreed to play for free.

A woman flies from California to Minnesota to purchase a short-haired, Devon Rex only to find that the cat's minor infection is not so minor.

A woman admits that she made a mistake when she stole from her generous boss who sues her for yet another unpaid loan and late fees.

A father fights to regain custody of his 7-year-old daughter after the child's mother moves out of state; she and her fiancée sue him for harassment.

Prison time for selling meth, disability drama and restraining orders come into play when a young couple is asked to account for their income.

A man denies accusations that he was in prison but confesses that he never completed repairs after receiving money to do so.

When a young woman is accused of stealing money from her mother's ex-boyfriend, she throws out wild allegations against him.

When a rent-control tenant goes up against a large property owner and loses, he seeks damages from his allegedly illegal tenant.

A German Shepard escapes a leash and attacks a woman and her small dog who claim they are scarred for life.

Big business and high rolling lifestyles turn deadly in a twisted, globe-trotting tale of deception, lies and murder.

A bottle collector finds a severed arm in a Calgary bin. Across town, police investigate two suspicious fires. A gruesome connection between the two events soon shocks the city

Documentary series focusing on murderers in Britain. This episode features the crimes of Steve Wright, who killed five women over a six-week period in 2006

The investigation, covering three police stations, numerous digital devices and an online world involving torture, eventually identifies the manipulative killer.

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

Documentary series focusing on murderers in Britain. This episode features the crimes of Steve Wright, who killed five women over a six-week period in 2006

The investigation, covering three police stations, numerous digital devices and an online world involving torture, eventually identifies the manipulative killer.

A bottle collector finds a severed arm in a Calgary bin. Across town, police investigate two suspicious fires. A gruesome connection between the two events soon shocks the city

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

When a young woman sues her parents, one of whom served time in jail, the Judge educates lawmakers regarding social support.

A man claims he caught his girlfriend cheating but forgave her four days later when she bought him a motorcycle.

A singer performs at a veterans' charity event but insists he never agreed to play for free.