True Crime Tuesday

Buying goods from home

The Judge utters one of her infamous 'Judyisms' when a marina owner offers up a fishy story about a pontoon boat crash.

A property manager vehemently denies having an inappropriate relationship with his ex-wife's attorney when an ex-tenant sues him after being assaulted.

A woman accuses her estranged daughter-in law of wreaking havoc on their family when she up and leaves the state; Judge Judy asks her to do the right thing.

An Idaho rodeo takes a walk on the wild side when young, intoxicated campers start punching the daylights out of each other.

A woman is unaware that the home she inherited from her father has a $400k outstanding loan on it and is in danger of being foreclosed.

While a woman is watching TV, her Husky allegedly escapes the home, enters a neighbour's house and mauls his kitten.

A property owner blames her delinquency in pursuing ex-tenants for damages on her grave health issues and major surgery.

A baseball coach faces time in prison or huge fines after a DUI charge; one of his player's parents bails him out.

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

Judge Judy Sheindlin, a judge from New York, tackles real-life small claims cases with a no-nonsense attitude

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

A man knocks on 80 apartment doors to try and find the partygoer who damaged his fiancé's car; the host of the rowdy party refuses to give up a friend.

The official state cat of Maine is at the centre of a dispute between a tenant and landlord who argue over whether the animal was severely abused or not.

An ugly fight breaks out when a man doesn't make hot chocolate fast enough for his lover; both are medically treated for bleach exposure.

A restaurant owner is accused of making a profit by hiring disabled people and then not paying them.

The world's unluckiest horse is struck by a car while allegedly being pursued by a large, wild carnivore.

A woman sues for vet bills after a handyman she hired for a bargain allegedly leaves sharp objects all over her backyard.

A married couple go after a former tenant for allegedly damaging their rental home with their breeding business.

Punchy reality show. The Judge shares a phrase that her husband has not been able to utter.

After a heated argument with his 34-year-old son, a man allegedly backs out of an agreement to help his ex.

When asked to produce receipts for property damage, a man asks for the Judge's patience due to his loss of a relative in a mass shooting.

A woman sues a cement mason for mistakenly tearing up her driveway; the mason claims he was a victim of a 'jack-hammering scam'.

Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the highly nuanced investigation of the 2013 murder of young Champion Ganda, aged just 17 years old

Christopher and Amanda Birks appeared to have a happy family life. When their house catches fire, Christopher and the children escape, but Amanda doesn't.

The team tackle the disappearance of a loving mother who allegedly disappeared during a family holiday. The investigation uncovers evidence that she never left town alive.

The bodies of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce were discovered, with striking similarities between them. DS Andrea Richards was tasked with linking them to a killer.

On Valentines' Day 2007, police in Southern California were called to a particularly violent murder scene. Advances in forensic genealogy finally solved the case

In 2018, two paralegals were shot dead while at work in Scottsdale, Arizona. Four more victims were linked to the killing - and a serial killer was supected of being at large

Christopher and Amanda Birks appeared to have a happy family life. When their house catches fire, Christopher and the children escape, but Amanda doesn't.

The team tackle the disappearance of a loving mother who allegedly disappeared during a family holiday. The investigation uncovers evidence that she never left town alive.

The bodies of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce were discovered, with striking similarities between them. DS Andrea Richards was tasked with linking them to a killer.

Judge Judy Sheindlin, a judge from New York, tackles real-life small claims cases with a no-nonsense attitude

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

A man knocks on 80 apartment doors to try and find the partygoer who damaged his fiancé's car; the host of the rowdy party refuses to give up a friend.

The official state cat of Maine is at the centre of a dispute between a tenant and landlord who argue over whether the animal was severely abused or not.

An ugly fight breaks out when a man doesn't make hot chocolate fast enough for his lover; both are medically treated for bleach exposure.