True Crime +1 Sunday

A woman and her brother accuse their late sister's neighbour of selling her belongings without permission; the neighbour sues for emotional distress.

Video evidence shows a parked car being slammed by a drunk driver; the owner of the car demands payment for damages.

A woman with a history of drinking and driving denies trying to buy and drive a car without her legally-mandated breathalyser installed.

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A woman takes refuge in a women's shelter after allegedly being slapped in the face by her landlord; he sues her for false allegations of assault.

A landlord claims a bullet-ridden TV was abandoned and a big mess left behind when her tenant and large family moved out.

After a man is evicted from his late father's house by his stepbrother, they fight over diamond earrings, a pinball machine and a teenager's retainer.

When two fires ravage an auto shop, former friends fight over liability when one of their vehicles is damaged.

When ex-lovers fight over a loan to rescue an impounded motorcycle, the Judge clarifies the golden rule about gifts magically turning into loans.

A married couple accuse their landlord of robbing them of their dreams to become foster parents when they were forced to move out of their home.

A woman attempts to get child support for her grandchildren by finding a job for their father; she claims she ended up with a botched roof.

An emotional discussion about death turns into an alleged choke hold by a family member and a lawsuit over an arrest.

A father fighting colon cancer accuses his son of motorcycle theft and a false arrest; his son claims he took his father in when he needed help.

A man claims his married ex-lover wanted to be with a bad boy and came between he and his new girlfriend; she demands payback for bailing him out of jail.

An angry ex-girlfriend shows up at midnight to retrieve 'her' dog from her ex-lover; an alleged assault and arrest soon follow.

A woman says she asked her pot-smoking roommate to take a break when her father was visiting but was allegedly met with nothing but disrespect.

A landlord signals that money is owed by turning his tenant's power on and off; he claims his efforts resulted in $50 placed on his car under a rock.

The sale of alcohol, a pay to-play talent show and alleged Facebook slander come into play when a dance studio owner is sued.

When pet owners neglect to neuter their dogs, they end up with a litter of Husky/Pit Bull puppies and a fight over who gets to keep them.

When a woman asks her roommate the whereabouts of an LP and he says he sold it at a garage sale, all hell breaks loose.

A woman sues her former friends for slander after they allegedly refuse to return an $800 iPhone.

A landlord claims his ex-tenant's apartment was a 'garbage dump'; his ex-tenant claims he was unlawfully evicted and that his possessions were trashed.

Friends invest $10,000 in a restaurant venture only to discover their new partner neglected to tell them his kitchen had been shut down.

After an arrest, a woman returns 'home' to find that her ex-friend allegedly lied to police about her place of residence; she sues him for stolen property.

A man makes it his life to identify the victims of a relatively unknown serial killer.

Mary Hague-Kelly is discovered raped and strangled to death in her home in Texas. In the wake of her murder, it seems a monster may live close by.

Wrapped in a blanket and abandoned near a roadside - the community of Lennon, Michigan is left reeling as one of its locals is found dead.

Three shocking tales of betrayal and murder. First, a mass shooting on the University of Alabama campus leaves the country in shock.

Real estate tycoon Gary Triano is dead after his car explodes. His ex-wife, Pamela Phillips, is to blame when police discover her plot to receive his life insurance policy.

Michael Politte was just 14 years old when he was charged in 1998 with murdering his mother, Rita Politte, who died after being hit in the head and set on fire.

In 1981, Jeff and Tim Slaten were awoken by Lakeland police and told that their mother, Linda Slaten, had been murdered.

In 2019, Joseph Elledge reported his wife, Mengqi Ji, missing. Elledge told police he believed his wife may have left him and their one-year-old daughter for another man.

Police find threatening e-mails, an abandoned truck and an abundance of evidence at the crime scene - but no body. Series revealing how forensics are used to solve violent crimes

Documentary profiling real-life crimes and how investigators solve them. In this instalment, the bodies of three women are found floating in Tampa Bay

Investigators try to uncover the identity of the person responsible for killing four people, but find little evidence at the crime scene

Documentary profiling real-life crimes and how investigators solve them, including the discovery of threatening e-mails and the story of an abandoned truck

A woman takes refuge in a women's shelter after allegedly being slapped in the face by her landlord; he sues her for false allegations of assault.

A landlord claims a bullet-ridden TV was abandoned and a big mess left behind when her tenant and large family moved out.

After a man is evicted from his late father's house by his stepbrother, they fight over diamond earrings, a pinball machine and a teenager's retainer.

When two fires ravage an auto shop, former friends fight over liability when one of their vehicles is damaged.

When ex-lovers fight over a loan to rescue an impounded motorcycle, the Judge clarifies the golden rule about gifts magically turning into loans.