True Crime +1 Tomorrow

A British teacher in China waiting for a takeaway is hit full on by a speeding driver, who crashes through the wall of the restaurant at high speed

Alex Jones reports on a 15-year-old-girl who plunges 200 ft down a cliff face, and a Royal Navy winchman who repeatedly risks his own life to rescue six fishermen in stormy seas

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A man readily admits that he beat up his sister-in-law's fiancée after they allegedly robbed his home of slot machine money.

Teenage cousins, who dated the same boy, team up with their grandmothers to sue each other over a smashed cell phone.

Underage drinking, party games, and a full grown Pit Bull that's not potty-trained come into play when ex-roommates go their separate ways.

Footage of an alleged assault is viewed in court and used against a man to try and get a restraining order.

Dodger, the spaniel mix, is at the centre of a custody battle between his owners and the family that cared for him while they were unable to.

An award-winning equine writer denies awareness of a horse slaughter operation in Mexico and sues for alleged bullying on an animal rights blog.

A man claims his eight-year-old son needs a therapy dog, but his pet sitter says it's just a way for him to have a dog in a 'no pets' building.

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.

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.

A man sues his ex-lover for an unpaid loan to have breast augmentation surgery; she accuses him of lying about a car for his daughter.

A blind dog, an alleged felon and a whole lot of things that don't work come into play when a fed-up tenant goes after her landlord.

A neighbour is accused of invading a family's privacy as a result of pointing surveillance cameras into their backyard; he claims he had good reason.

A woman takes in a friend and her children only to discover that she allegedly has alcohol and drug issues; she sues her for stealing her car.

A woman's 26-year-old car fuels a feud between her son and daughter, as she tries to recover in a nursing home.

The Judge is incredulous that a man would consider buying annual passes to Disneyland when he owes so much in support.

At a tire-burnout party to reveal a baby's gender, embarrassing photos of the teen mother-to-be are posted by her mother on Facebook.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how Cardiff killer Malcolm Green murdered twice - walking free after his first killing, only to strike again. He now serves a whole life tariff.

The story of two Edinburgh teens who vanished after leaving the World's End pub in 1977; their bodies were found miles apart. A 37-year forensic hunt finally solved the case.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in cars in Brighton - the first at a train station, the second in the city.

Host Simon Toyne travels to England's North-East to find out about a man dubbed 'The Facebook Killer'.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how, having murdered his wife, Hassan Shatanawi thought he had made her vanish from the face of the earth - but he made one crucial oversight.

Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Inspector Simon Shuttleworth to discover how he solved the murder of ex-boxer Shaun Cummins in Leicester.

Join Britain's leading criminologist, Professor David Wilson, and journalist and TV producer Martin Frizell as they examine the cases everyone is talking about.

The case of Cody Johnson, who was pushed to his death almost 200 feet into a ravine at Glacier National Park, by his wife of only eight days, Jordan Graham.

The case of Leslie Neulander, who died at home in the arms of her husband Dr Robert Neulander, following a 911 call by their daughter, Jenna.

A man readily admits that he beat up his sister-in-law's fiancée after they allegedly robbed his home of slot machine money.

Teenage cousins, who dated the same boy, team up with their grandmothers to sue each other over a smashed cell phone.

Underage drinking, party games, and a full grown Pit Bull that's not potty-trained come into play when ex-roommates go their separate ways.

Footage of an alleged assault is viewed in court and used against a man to try and get a restraining order.

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