True Crime +1 Tuesday

When a beloved schoolteacher is violently assaulted outside her home, police discover a toxic romance that destroyed a family's bond.

A detailed look at the investigation of a high-profile crime. Explaining how the work of forensic experts applying revolutionary technology helps solves the most violent crimes

Jessy Kurczewski went on trial for the intentional homicide of Lynn Hernan, along with two counts of felony theft for stealing from Hernan.

A woman's husband reports her falling overboard into Lake Erie, but police suspect foul play. When her body surfaces, it's clear this was no boating accident.

Despite only being trialled and convicted for the death of a single victim, Mary Ann Cotton is often classed as Britain's worst female serial killer.

A woman claims that her next door neighbours tore her fence down in the middle of the night; police are called when their feud gets physical.

An uninsured motorist claims she was held by another driver until police arrived after she allegedly hit his car; video of the collision is revealed.

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