True Crime Tomorrow

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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.

A man admits to cheating on his lover while living at her parents' home, but claims only four of his phones contributed to her $4,800 bill.

A man is accused of lighting his ex-fiancé's mother's car on fire and then hiding in the shrubbery; he denies all claims.

A man suffers multiple stab wounds to the head and face as his tires are slashed when a couple allegedly gang up on him over money.

A motorist admits he ran a stop sign and accidentally killed a small dog; pet owners sues for the cost of a new dog and cremation expenses.

A $13,000 family trip to Disney World ends with ex-lovers fighting over who owes what; a man insists he never agreed to shell out so much money.

An incident in juvenile hall leaves a teen with a 25K settlement; he claims his father sold his newly purchased vehicles when he was jailed again.

A landlord is accused of taking sides in a domestic dispute between her tenants; she claims the man she locked out was not a legal tenant.

A woman allows her brother to rent-to-own her home but then she decides to move back in and sue him for rent, damages, and allegedly stolen property.

A man demands payback for a business loan from a woman who claims he sent indecent pictures and threatened to kill her.

A 19-year-old sues her ex-boyfriend for allegedly holding her against her will and destroying her new phone.

An 18-year-old girl is shocked to discover there is a loan on the truck she saved up to buy; the car salesman insists that he told her about the loan.

A caregiver questions her client's need for state-sponsored support and claims she was the victim of vandalism and harassment soon after she spoke up.

When a man makes a statement by hanging the American flag upside down, vandals destroy the flag pole.

When a child needs emergency surgery, a mother makes the mistake of leaving her unlicensed cousin in charge of a shared business space and her vehicle.

With the help of SIO Pete Simm, Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the multi-layered investigation of the 2012 murder of beloved Christopher Proctor

Award-winning author Simon Toyne travels to Cheshire to investigate the opportunistic crimes that took place at a remote barn house in Congleton.

Donal MacIntyre revisits the story of a millionaire murdered in Hammersmith. With no friends or family, detectives used CCTV footage to track three suspects.

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 story of Roy Tutill, who was murdered while hitchhiking home in 1968. The crime remained unsolved for 33 years.

Award-winning author Simon Toyne travels to Cheshire to investigate the opportunistic crimes that took place at a remote barn house in Congleton.

Donal MacIntyre revisits the story of a millionaire murdered in Hammersmith. With no friends or family, detectives used CCTV footage to track three suspects.

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 story of Roy Tutill, who was murdered while hitchhiking home in 1968. The crime remained unsolved for 33 years.

Darci Bass received devastating news: her daughter Livye Lewis had been shot in her car on the side of a road. Nearby, investigators found Lewis' ex-boyfriend.

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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