True Crime Sunday

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A man tries his hand at flipping cars only to end up suing the body shop owner he hired to fix an $800 non-running lemon.

A man claims his friend constructively evicted him when she turned off the electricity; she says he acted entitled and disrespectful.

Divorcees fight over the return of tools and the cost of their 17-year-old twins' sports activities.

A woman hires a friend to sell an $8,000 Harley Davidson for her, but she says she never saw a penny once the deal was done.

An independent hair stylist accuses her landlord of treating her like an employee rather than a renter.

A woman sues her former roommate for allegedly stealing her belongings and making threats; she is accused of staging the robbery herself.

A party planner claims 660 people showed up to celebrate a girl's 15th birthday and that she was not properly compensated for such a large crowd.

Claiming he was punched in the ear by his intoxicated neighbour's son, a man sues for damages; the defendant insists it was self-defense.

A woman is forced to sue her deceased friend's son for the balance of a loan she made to his mother; he tells her to take it up with probate court.

An auto technician's job is on the line when his sister-in-law totals the loaner he helped her obtain; cops say she was drinking while driving.

Judge Judy brings her own pet puppy to the bench to illustrate a point about a child's missing pet; the boy is overwhelmed by his loss.

A man reports a burglary and tells the police his ex-lover is the thief; she sues him for filing a false police report.

A driver allegedly tells police that the sun was in his eyes when he collided with another vehicle; he later denies ever admitting as much.

A daycare provider is accused of mistaking a child's skin condition for bruises; parents sue her for accusing them of child abuse.

Custody of an allegedly abused parrot is disputed. A 5-year-old girl is accused of purposely vandalizing a neighbour's car.

A daycare provider is accused of being physically abusive toward an 18-month-old child; the toddler's parents sue for the return of fees.

A woman sues her former roommate for allegedly stealing her SUV; her roommate denies all charges.

A friendly sports bet between co-workers ends with a bloody assault in a parking lot.

A woman claims she was sleeping when her roommate scarred her for life; cops at the scene report that she was high on PCP.

An 11-year-old boy admits to lying to the police about vandalising a neighbour's car after she allegedly steals his basketball.

A woman submits video evidence of four pigs destroying her backyard; her pig-owning neighbour refuses to acknowledge the animals are hers.

A woman's failing testimony leaves her witness with no desire to speak when she is accused of damaging a limo and stealing customer fares.

The story of Gulistan Subasi, who was shot dead on her mother's doorstep in Hackney in 2010. The killing was a contract hit, and forensic work led to the killer's conviction.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a young man, Tyrone France, became embroiled in Newport's drugs underworld, and met a disastrous end.

Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the murder of Leslie Potter in Mumbles, Wales, strangled by her husband Derek, who then hanged her to make it look like suicide.

The story of what happened when the body of a woman was found in her home in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Despite an extensive investigation, her killer evaded detection for years.

The story of Lorraine Thorpe, who is one of Britain's youngest double murderers. She was just 15 when she murdered Rosalyn Hunt and her own father, Desmond Thorpe.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Superintendent Martin Brunning to discover how he cracked the perplexing murder of Jolanta Dumciuviene in Cambridgeshire.