True Crime Xtra Sunday

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Susan Waring, a vulnerable woman from the UK, vanished in 2019. Her partner Alan became the prime suspect in a chilling case of suspicion and fear.

In the UK, Faye believes she has the man of her dreams, until signs of abuse emerge. Her family discovers bruises and a dark reality, leading to a tragedy.

Raneem Oudeh from the UK learned her husband was already married. Facing threats, she called 999 for help, leading to a tragic end and a manhunt.

In 1998, Scottish entrepreneur Nat Fraser's odd behaviour raises suspicion when his wife Arlene vanishes. Police suspect him but need evidence.

A study in modern crime solving techniques, demonstrating how traditional investigative techniques can now be significantly enhanced by the scientific power of DNA profiling

Criminals are betrayed by the clues their own bodies leave behind. Even the slightest impressions left at the scene help crime fighters find their culprit.

A look at whether the sound of a suspect's voice can reveal his lie. No longer science fiction, these are the high-tech tools of the forensics trade.

Simon Toyne travels to Cheshire to investigate the opportunistic crimes that took place at a remote barn house in Congleton

Simon Toyne travels to Manchester to examine the gang-violence and turf wars which have shaped the criminal landscape of one of the UK's bloodiest cities

A teenager's car is allegedly beaten with a bat when he admits to going out of his way to meet up with friends arguing over a girl.

When a man feels stiffed after a car deal, he is accused of taking out his frustration on a tenant by illegally evicting him.

Two Pit Bull Mastiffs allegedly drag their owner across the street in order to viciously attack another dog.

A generous boss loans his employees over $3,000 so they won't lose their home; when they fail to pay him back, he's forced to sue them.

A woman is accused of making outrageous statements to authorities when she tries to regain access to her illegally sublet apartment.

A woman is forced to evict her brother in order to sell her deceased father's home; he takes issue with the lawyer he hired to help him.

A boy's pet turtle, calls to the police and a controversial electric bill come into play when ex-fiancée's call it quits.

A woman claims she was shot in the eye with a liquid sprayer at a grocery store and is still suffering; she sues for damages.

A woman is accused of stealing money from her deceased mother's savings account; her stepfather sues her for payback.

A young man claims his older, female roommate locked him out when he showed up to pick up his possessions; she says she didn't hear him.

The Judge schools a tattoo artist on courtroom etiquette when he mouths off to his ex-girlfriend denying he owes $8,000 for a Harley.

When two cars collide on a busy street, an eye witness takes the stand to try and set the record straight.

A man sues his unemployed ex-wife for her share of their son's extracurricular activities and orthodontic bills.

A woman claims she was tackled by her ex-lover during a fight; he claims she hit him in the face first then threw a vase at him.

A man sues a former tenant for damages to his home as a result of her pet boarding business.

A woman sues a contractor and his son for shoddy workmanship; they claim she held their tools hostage and extorted them for money.

Furious after a rent increase, a woman stops paying and contacts the housing authority citing 24 violations.

A woman claims her horse was injured and then held ransom by a stable owner; the stable owner says she thought the animal had been abandoned.

A homeless couple accuses an old family friend of cheating them out of their work pay and of harassing them on the job.

Criminals are betrayed by the clues their own bodies leave behind. Even the slightest impressions left at the scene help crime fighters find their culprit.

A look at whether the sound of a suspect's voice can reveal his lie. No longer science fiction, these are the high-tech tools of the forensics trade.

A young girl's life was thrown into chaos when her single mother died by a gunshot wound in their remote mountain home. The journey for the truth would be long and arduous.

The case of nurse Vickie Jackson, who was convicted of the murders of 20 patients at a Texas hospital. She claims she is innocent and knows the identity of the real killer

The case of Earl Linebaugh and Melissa Harris, who were sentenced to life with no parole after the murder of an elderly woman and her care-taker

The case of young mother Alexandra Tobias, who was found guilty of shaking her three-month old baby Dylan to death, but claimed it was an accident

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