True Crime +1 Monday

A teenager must convince the Judge that he was not at fault in an accident with another motorist.

A woman makes the ill-fated decision to co-sign for a $28,000 car with her retired ex-boyfriend.

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

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 married man denies having a romantic relationship with a single mom who claims they were intimate and that she loaned him thousands.

On a woman's way out of a rocky relationship, she allegedly throws a flowerpot through her ex's windshield and a rock at the gas tank.

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 homeless mother is taken in by an old friend and throws a party while she is out of town; alleged property damage is quick to follow.

Unwed parents of six are accused of owing a $5,000 electricity bill; the Judge uncovers evidence that the landlord's son illegally wired the home.

A man borrows thousands from his own mother to help his girlfriend celebrate her big birthday; he expects to be paid back.

A woman visits her incarcerated boyfriend and convinces him to place her cable bill in his name; a change of heart awaits him when he gets out

Theft of a water heater and copper piping from a home leaves a woman without a place to live; she sues her ex-landlord-to-be for emotional distress.

A married couple sues day care owners for medical bills after their four-month old child allegedly breaks his leg while in their care.

A mother tries to prepare her family for a future without her, but her daughter is accused of taking advantage of the situation prematurely.

A woman admits that she gave her daughter to family services because of behavioural problems; she sues her years later for an electric bill.

An uninsured motorist rear-ends another vehicle and offers the driver his car title in exchange for settling matters without the police.

Tension builds in a small living space and leads to violence.

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.

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.

Steve Keogh discusses the murder of Jodie Chesney, a 17-year old girl stabbed in a park. The police, a CCTV expert, and court reporter share how the case was solved.

Geoffrey Wansell explores a case on the isle of Sanday involving a love triangle which turned deadly when Jack Campbell murdered his rival and buried him in a sand dune.

Crime journalist Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Inspector Simon Shuttleworth to discover how Leicester police captured the murderers of Timothy Smith.

Ellen Higginbottom is murdered by Mark Buckley in Orrell Water Park, Wigan. After fleeing the scene with her laptop and phone, Buckley is caught by police.

In this episode, we explore the tragic murder of 18-year-old Lily Sullivan in Pembroke, Wales. After a brief encounter with 31-year-old Lewis Haines, Lily's life was cut short.

Geoffrey Wansell explores a case on the isle of Sanday involving a love triangle which turned deadly when Jack Campbell murdered his rival and buried him in a sand dune.

Crime journalist Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Inspector Simon Shuttleworth to discover how Leicester police captured the murderers of Timothy Smith.

Ellen Higginbottom is murdered by Mark Buckley in Orrell Water Park, Wigan. After fleeing the scene with her laptop and phone, Buckley is caught by police.

In this episode, we explore the tragic murder of 18-year-old Lily Sullivan in Pembroke, Wales. After a brief encounter with 31-year-old Lewis Haines, Lily's life was cut short.

In a small Texas town, a mother's worst nightmare becomes a tragic reality.

Alex Jones presents footage of near misses, including a surfer battered by 50ft waves, and a cyclist's helmet camera capturing the moment he was hit by an oncoming car

Footage and recordings of near misses. A man almost severs his arm with a motorised saw and a pensioner clings onto a rope after falling from a boat into the freezing-cold sea

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