True Crime Xtra Thursday

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A young father is killed by a gang with various weapons. Detectives discuss how CCTV, phone and intelligence evidence were used to catch the killers.

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.

In a Texan hospital, more kids are dying than in any other hospital in the country, and police close in on a nurse who was on duty during the fatalities

A bizarre case in which a woman was shot dead. Investigators initially suspected her husband of the crime, but forensic evidence gave the story a surreal twist

When an unreliable, drugged up prostitute witnesses an attack on a helpless girl, and an unidentified body is found, police wonder if the cases are connected

A 70-year-old retired veteran is found dead on his boat after a bad sea storm. Investigators later discover he was killed during an attempted robbery

When the wife of a reputable doctor goes missing, investigators discover the doctor house hunting with another woman claiming to be his wife

A Texas love triangle turns deadly, and a man's second wife is charged with the murder of his first.

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

Detective Keogh and SIO Terry Crompton discuss the 2016 murder of Yang Liu, whose torso was found in a suitcase.

The latest forensic technology is used to analyse a postcard that could incriminate a religious figure who took part in war crimes

The 4th July weekend in 2003 was supposed to be a time of celebration for the Harpers of Bakersfield, CA. But, the joyous atmosphere quickly turned to tragedy.

Investigators turn to forensic evidence when CCTV footage of a convenience store murder proves too fuzzy to be of any use

A family mourns the unexpected death of a beloved grandmother at Christmas. Local police assure everyone that she was a victim of a tragic accident and that there is no foul play.

When a young woman goes missing, her lurid call girl image is revealed, and her clients are all suspects in her disappearance

When a true crime hobbyist connects a Utah Jane Doe to an Ohio missing persons case, detectives are hard-pressed to solve the decades-old murder.

A woman claims her ex-husband violated a restraining order when he broke into her home and allegedly stole property.

A man is incarcerated after a fight with his estranged wife's boyfriend. He sues her new lover for allegedly breaking into his house while he was in prison.

Tenants claims their landlord said he 'smelled gas' and then barged into their apartment while they were in bed; landlord sues for rent and damages.

A man accuses his ex-lover of selling his car while he was incarcerated; she sues him for damages from an alleged assault.

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

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

A policeman is accused of being rude and disrespectful by a reckless driver; a recording of the incident is played in court.

A woman is suing her upstairs neighbor for water damage to her home caused by a flood in her apartment; she is countersued for harassment.

When a bicycle is hit by a car in a parking lot, the alleged wrongdoer blames the cyclist for not picking it up himself.

A woman takes in a friend, her three children, her grandchild and a dog because they had no place to go; she insists they pay her back for their new beds.

A woman claims her former friend illegally evicted her and her kids from his home and sues for damages.

A man accuses his wife's aunt of illegally repossessing his truck; she is countersuing for damage to the truck, unpaid bills and the return of property.

A woman accuses her ex-roommate of being a 'party animal' and claims she owes for rent, damages to their apartment, and for breaking their lease.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend's brother for an unpaid loan.

A woman claims her ex-husband violated a restraining order when he broke into her home and allegedly stole property.

A man is incarcerated after a fight with his estranged wife's boyfriend. He sues her new lover for allegedly breaking into his house while he was in prison.

Tenants claims their landlord said he 'smelled gas' and then barged into their apartment while they were in bed; landlord sues for rent and damages.

A man accuses his ex-lover of selling his car while he was incarcerated; she sues him for damages from an alleged assault.

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

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

A policeman is accused of being rude and disrespectful by a reckless driver; a recording of the incident is played in court.

A woman is suing her upstairs neighbor for water damage to her home caused by a flood in her apartment; she is countersued for harassment.

When a bicycle is hit by a car in a parking lot, the alleged wrongdoer blames the cyclist for not picking it up himself.

The latest forensic technology is used to analyse a postcard that could incriminate a religious figure who took part in war crimes

The 4th July weekend in 2003 was supposed to be a time of celebration for the Harpers of Bakersfield, CA. But, the joyous atmosphere quickly turned to tragedy.

Investigators turn to forensic evidence when CCTV footage of a convenience store murder proves too fuzzy to be of any use

Buying goods from home