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Plaintiff Brandi Brown sues her former friends for appliances, damages and unpaid utility bills.

After a woman is sideswiped by a fellow motorist, she is allegedly caught on tape bashing the windows and slashing the tyres of the other car involved.

When a worker 'disrespects' his angry, broom-wielding fiancée, he beats him up; the Judge makes him pay for his foolish choice.

All hell breaks loose at a custody exchange when a young man realises his alleged baby mama is cheating on him; he orders a paternity test.

Jill Zimmerman sues former Geometry tutor David Kaspar, for the return of fees she paid him to tutor her daughter.

The Judge doesn't mince words when a former talent partner refuses to accept the fact that she is technically a squatter.

A woman claims she was viciously attacked by her lover's ex-girlfriend while on a date with him.

Allegedly bitten by his ex-lover, a man sues her for medical bills and pain and suffering; she claims he owes her for a number of loans.

A woman claims her teenage cousin damaged her property during a fight with her boyfriend; she is countersued for allegedly throwing out her furniture.

Grabbing the steering wheel while in a drunken stupor is the allegation laid against a woman by her exlover after his car is totaled.

A man claims his ex-wife owes for half the cost of a truck he bought for their daughter; she claims she was never consulted about the purchase.

In an effort to scare off his neighbour's pit bull, a man admits he fired his pistol and accidentally shot a neighbour's garage door.

A woman accuses her neighbour of sexual battery and harassment; he sues her for nonpayment of yard work he claims he completed at her home.

A dog trainer sues a breeder for the return of a pit bull, mental anguish and dog trainer fees.

A teen denies trashing the home of his girlfriend's father; he accuses her dad of coming at him with 'blind rage' when he discovered the damage.

A man denies breaking his ex-fiancée's wrist during a heated argument involving rent money and alleged infidelity.

Alleged drug trafficking, vandalism of a car, and theft of electronic equipment are disputed by unwed parents.

Accusations of indoor fire-dancing, drunkenness, and arson come into play when ex-lovers fight over a burnt couch.

A man claims his order of protection did little to stop his cousin and her friends from vandalising his car; audio evidence may support his claim.

A man sues his ex brother-in-law for return of money paid for a car, repair costs and emotional distress.

A newlywed sues a dressmaker for the return of money he paid for an ill-fitting wedding dress his wife was unable to wear on the day of her nuptials.

When a woman finds out her boyfriend is a convicted felon, she allegedly reneges on her promise to pay back a very high interest loan he took out for her.

A look at the case of Joseph Kappen, who murdered three young women in South Wales in 1973.

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

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of Stephen Akinmurele, who was charged with murdering five people in Blackpool and the Isle of Man, before committing suicide prior to trial.

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

Geoffrey Wansell explores two eerily similar murders that take place ten years apart in Blackpool when two elderly women are killed.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how Louisa Merrifield poisoned elderly employer Sarah Ricketts at her Blackpool bungalow for inheritance and was hanged at Strangeways Prison.

A re-investigation into the case of Michael Menson, who was found by police on fire. His family campaigned for justice for two years to prove that his death was no accident

The tragic story of Peter Falconio, who was murdered while travelling with his girlfriend Joanne Lees through the vast emptiness of Australia's Northern Territory.

The story of how five-year-old Anne Pham's murder was solved after 40 years, using DNA and genetic genealogy. Army soldier Robert Lanoue was identified as her killer.

Plaintiff Brandi Brown sues her former friends for appliances, damages and unpaid utility bills.

After a woman is sideswiped by a fellow motorist, she is allegedly caught on tape bashing the windows and slashing the tyres of the other car involved.

When a worker 'disrespects' his angry, broom-wielding fiancée, he beats him up; the Judge makes him pay for his foolish choice.

All hell breaks loose at a custody exchange when a young man realises his alleged baby mama is cheating on him; he orders a paternity test.

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