True Crime +1 Tuesday

A brave neighbour comes to the aid of an Abyssinian cat who is accused of attacking a large dog; the cat does not survive the skirmish.

After briefly dating a co-worker, an insurance saleswoman goes after him for a series of alleged loans used to help him on business road trips.

When a dance business does not turn a profit, the company owner is accused of skipping out on leased space payments; she countersues to take the dance floor with her.

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An enterprising young man sues his mother and sister for alleged fraud and misappropriation of funds after they go into the construction business together.

A woman suffers pregnancy distress after a heated argument with her boyfriend, and tries to rescue her dog.

Unauthorised Kindle charges fuel a heated battle of words between brother and sister; alleged threats of arrest and death come into play.

A man shells out thousands to his ex-wife to get her to sign off on his life insurance policy; she claims he shorted her by 5K.

The parents of a teenager are told that his ex-lover gave birth; she sends them pictures of a live newborn but then says she miscarried at nine months.

A woman has the nerve to sue for a false arrest after trading a car which she still owed over 10K on; the new owners claim they were never told.

A man is accused of lying to his landlord about his dog being a service animal; she says his pet destroyed her property.

A woman hires her housekeeper to clean her entire house in exchange for furniture in her storage unit, but claims she took the wrong items.

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

A contractor claims he successfully finished a friend's bathroom remodel but then lost revenue due to slander about the quality of his work.

A young woman, who had no right to be on the road, causes a collision that lands her boyfriend in the hospital and rehab for over two months.

A young man refuses to pay what he allegedly owes when he discovers he was subleasing instead of leasing; his subletters say he stole a TV off the wall.

'Mr. Incredible' and 'Cookie' make an appearance as a show of support for their owner who allegedly violates a lease by owning a third dog.

A lethal judicial combination escalates when two young boys go for a joy ride that ends in a collision.

A teenager, rushing to her therapy appointment, witnesses her boyfriend initiate a violent attack on a slower driver's car.

While on a walk with a non-verbal patient, a woman claims she was bitten by a guard dog who was allegedly going for her client.

A woman claims her friend loves to donate money to help care for dogs in distress, so she owes her nothing.

A real estate broker plays a voice message that clearly states that her web designer agrees to return her deposit.

The Judge questions a woman's courtroom attitude when she is sued by her ex-best friend for the value of a car and her personal belongings.

A woman admits that she only knew a man for 24 hours before she invited him home; she says the ex-con kidnapped her and forced her to co-sign on a truck loan

DI Keogh and DCS Whittaker probe Gary Dean's murder. Information about a feud is revealed, leading to an eventual conviction

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.

Kelly and Steve join the Searcy Police Department to untangle the mystery of a popular hairstylist, savagely murdered on the night of her 30th birthday.

During the 2011 riots, Gavin Clarke is shot in West Yorkshire. The investigation is handed over to DCI Lisa Griffin who turns her attention to the local CCTV network.

In 1994, 42-year-old Le Bich-Thuy is found dead next to her home. Decades later, DNA and genealogy technology allow detectives to track down the killer.

The case of 69-year-old Evelynne Derricott, who was brutally murdered in 2011. After the case went cold, new DNA technology eventually led detectives to the truth

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.

Kelly and Steve join the Searcy Police Department to untangle the mystery of a popular hairstylist, savagely murdered on the night of her 30th birthday.

During the 2011 riots, Gavin Clarke is shot in West Yorkshire. The investigation is handed over to DCI Lisa Griffin who turns her attention to the local CCTV network.

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

A contractor claims he successfully finished a friend's bathroom remodel but then lost revenue due to slander about the quality of his work.