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Chickens and Bonfires - Accused of having illegal pets and destroying property, a landlord sues a woman and her girlfriend for back-rent, water over-usage and locksmith fees.

After being accused of bringing cocaine into their apartment, a man sues his former roommate for the return of rent, moving costs and alleged property damage.

A man who was previously homeless sues his ex-roommate for the value of his possessions; he says she kicked him out, then, disposed of everything he owned.

Ex-friends wage war over the return of furniture, an alleged assault, and for pain and suffering.

A teenager purchases a used dirt bike only to discover that it was stolen property; the previous owner admits that he bought it at a great price.

The Judge chides a woman for suing her deceased mother's boyfriend over a $250 used car; he claims he cared for her until the end.

A love letter, diamond necklace and truck come into play when a single mother barters her babysitting services with another child's father.

A young, single mother of two fights with the father of her daughter after allegations of cheating.

When a large dog tears up a backyard, the pet's owner hires a dog trainer but then refuses to pay because she wasn't happy with the lesson.

When a daycare owner wedges herself in a doorway to collect on a client debt, the police come to the rescue as an alleged assault ensues.

When departure from an apartment doesn't work out according to a tenant's plan, he is accused of ratting his landlord out to the city.

A firecracker allegedly thrown at a Pekingese divides neighbors; the accused neighbor admits he thought the dog was a nuisance

A man collecting disability for permanent nerve damage sues a former friend for allegedly misappropriating money; she countersues for false arrest.

A car bursts into flames after rear-ending a parked school bus. The driver blames the vehicle's owners for faulty brakes, but she is sued for damages.

A child is accused of rolling a Hot Wheels car over the front of a large-screen TV; his mother denies all charges.

An asthmatic, absentee father who allegedly owes $55,000 in back child support is accused of reneging on a promise to buy his son a car for college.

A rescued Boxer is accused of charging and attacking a woman who was walking her leashed Highland Terriers with her husband.

Personal belongings allegedly drenched in bleach, eggs and water leave teenage ex-roommates fighting over damages

A man claims he was falsely arrested after towing company owners made outrageous accusations to the police.

A concerned neighbour steps into the middle of a family feud to testify that a rental car was smashed with a brick by an angry estranged wife.

An extremely generous landlord bails his new tenant out of jail after a DWI and then buys her a new car.

A man sues a motorist for hitting him with his SUV while he was cycling through a crosswalk; the motorist claims the cyclist was to blame.

Detectives Keogh and Dickie investigate the 2000 murder of Tom Cressman by his lover, Jane Andrews, a former royal aide.

Female investigators reveal some of the most daunting cases they have faced, beginning with the 1995 disappearance of Ottawa journalist Cara Louise Ellis

A woman is murdered and the identity of her killer remains unsolved for years. Investigators and law enforcement are frustrated, but never give up hope that they can find the culprit.

In 2012 in the UK, Suzanne Van Hagen meets a violent man online. A year later, she's found dead. Her family fights to prove it wasn't a sex game gone wrong.

The story of Canberra law student Anu Singh, who in 1997 laced her boyfriend's coffee with heroin and rohypnol, then watched him die over 36 hours

A sniper targets abortion doctors and then disappears into the shadowy underground that protects him. When the sniper's mission moves to murder, a city is thrown into blind panic.

A woman is murdered and the identity of her killer remains unsolved for years. Investigators and law enforcement are frustrated, but never give up hope that they can find the culprit.

In 2012 in the UK, Suzanne Van Hagen meets a violent man online. A year later, she's found dead. Her family fights to prove it wasn't a sex game gone wrong.

Female investigators reveal some of the most daunting cases they have faced, beginning with the 1995 disappearance of Ottawa journalist Cara Louise Ellis

When a daycare owner wedges herself in a doorway to collect on a client debt, the police come to the rescue as an alleged assault ensues.

When departure from an apartment doesn't work out according to a tenant's plan, he is accused of ratting his landlord out to the city.

A firecracker allegedly thrown at a Pekingese divides neighbors; the accused neighbor admits he thought the dog was a nuisance

A man collecting disability for permanent nerve damage sues a former friend for allegedly misappropriating money; she countersues for false arrest.

A car bursts into flames after rear-ending a parked school bus. The driver blames the vehicle's owners for faulty brakes, but she is sued for damages.

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