True Crime +1 Tuesday

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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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.

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

When a dumpster blocks a bike path, a bicycle and an Audi slam into each other; both drivers say they were not at fault.

A woman admits she ran into a parked car with her vehicle but claims the woman she ran into is running a scam.

A single mother of four claims she is being sued by a slumlord who accuses her of vandalizing and stealing property after he evicted her.

The Judge clarifies to two young college freshman that pigs, not people, leave property in the state of filth they are accused of creating.

A hotel negligently books two people in the same room which leads to accusations of jewellery and cash theft.

A dog breeder makes every effort to appease a new Papillon owner but the threat of dehydration and holiday drama upset their plans.

After meeting on a dating website, ex live-in lovers fight over rent, property and the cost of a moving van.

A woman leaves her children in the backseat of her car in order to seek child support to buy diapers; her actions lead to a nasty fight with her ex.

After seeing a resemblance to an ex-girlfriend's baby, a man takes a paternity test; the mother of his newfound child sues him for vandalism.

A man videotapes his ex-fiancee allegedly slamming his computer in a car door as she drives away; she sues him for damages to her vehicle.

A verbal contract in the amount of $14,500 for a Harley ends badly when the barter portion of the deal gets lost in translation.

Winners of a pool tournament say they were promised trophies, a banquet, and $600 in cash but were allegedly assaulted by the league manager instead.

A woman accuses her country singer ex-fiancé of infidelity and of stealing her engagement ring; he claims he just had a lot of groupies.

A woman claims she was scared for her life when her ex-lover tried to break into their home; he claims it's 'his' home, and she was being evicted.

A man gets mad at his girlfriend's parents for not taking his child on a brunch with her older siblings; he denies owing them for bailing him out of jail.

A woman accuses her live-in lover of assault and then bails him out using her truck as collateral; he denies owing her any money.

A man who emancipated himself as a teen is now sued by his estranged mother for unpaid loans; he claims an ex-army buddy stole his money.

Steve Keogh discusses a murder investigation with no body, a love triangle, and forensic clues. The case is solved with old-fashioned detective work.

Simon Toyne revisits a case involving an apparent suicide plot that unearthed in the rural villages of County Derry, when the bodies of a man and woman are found.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of George Shotton, who murdered his wife near Swansea in 1919. This episode features expert interviews.

In this gripping episode, we explore the tragic story of Sarah Williams, whose obsession with former fireman Ian Johnston leads to the murder of his new partner, Sadie Hartley.

In December 2013, the peaceful village of Bosham in West Sussex was rocked by the murder of Valerie Graves, a talented artist and grandmother.

Simon Toyne revisits a case involving an apparent suicide plot that unearthed in the rural villages of County Derry, when the bodies of a man and woman are found.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of George Shotton, who murdered his wife near Swansea in 1919. This episode features expert interviews.

In this gripping episode, we explore the tragic story of Sarah Williams, whose obsession with former fireman Ian Johnston leads to the murder of his new partner, Sadie Hartley.

In December 2013, the peaceful village of Bosham in West Sussex was rocked by the murder of Valerie Graves, a talented artist and grandmother.

When the home of Melissa Lamesch was engulfed in fames, it wasn't clear if the firekilled her. The investigation would uncover secrets.

How a British student became lost and without food for eight agonising days in a remote part of Turkey and the high-speed crash endured by an amateur racing driver

A powerboat racer's vessel flips into the air while travelling at more than 130mph and a man wakes to find his girlfriend having a cardiac arrest. Alex Jones presents

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