True Crime

Steven Miles was 17 when he murdered girlfriend Elizabeth Thomas in Surrey. An ex-girlfriend told police he had previously spoken about killing someone.

Nurse Beverley Allitt murdered four children and harmed nine more in Lincolnshire, abusing trust until a pattern of deaths exposed her.

Pennie Davis from Hampshire was killed in 2014, after a revived feud led Ben Carr to hire a hitman.

An unidentified woman's body turns up in a quiet suburb of Cleveland; the effects of wintry weather preserve evidence so that authorities can identify her and find her killer.

When two best friends on a holiday fishing trip are lost at sea, their wives fear the worst. Plus an elderly bedridden man is trapped in a house fire and a neighbour risks all to rescue him.

A couple celebrate their wedding anniversary on a luxury fort out at sea when one is severely injured. Coastguard and lifeboat crews rush to help. A lorry driver has seconds to save his life as an insecure load on another truck hurtles towards him.

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A man trying to cash in on a 1966 VW bug that he bought for a bargain says a shoddy upholstery business owner got in his way.

A man admits that he persuaded an insurance company to give his client more money and says he fixed and sold her car just to be nice. Old friends decide to move in together, only to fight over travel costs, stolen property and a call to authorities.

A man and woman meet online and opt for a business rather than romantic relationship. She accuses him of inappropriate behaviour.

A man who is injured on the job and can no longer take care of his puppy says he agreed to sell it only if he and his family could retain visitation. A woman accuses her ex-lover of destroying more than $2,000 worth of clothing in a fit of jealousy.

A man refuses to pay back a $2,000 loan from a new friend. Then, loved ones argue over who gets a memorial keepsake box.

A felon learns that her crime frightened her neighbours' children. Then, a mother storms out of the courtroom in a rage.

A wreck in the rain leaves a car totalled. Then, accused of fraud, the finance manager for a car dealership says the plaintiff and the police lied.

A young mother is caught on tape beating her neighbour's door. Then, a man admits to stealing $1,000 in cash from his girlfriend while she was in the hospital.

A young woman says she feared for her safety when her ex destroyed her property; a former military buddy is accused of fraud with a woman's disability checks.

Unwed parents fight over cheating; a salon owner says he traded haircuts for a custom-built kitchen island.

Disgusting bathroom conditions ruin a birthday party; a car buyer sues for repair costs and storage fees.

A woman says she caught her live-in lover half naked, drunk and on the phone with another woman, but he denies all charges, including giving her a bloody nose. A woman is accused of scamming a former inmate and having him falsely arrested.

A midwife stays with a client whose baby died instead of attending to a woman in a difficult labour. A German shepherd dog's owner is sued for emergency vet bills after her dog attacks a Maltipoo.

A car owner accuses an upstanding businessman of damaging his beloved vehicle while stealing its chrome. After an Akita maims a small dog, Judge Judy warns its owner to be vigilant in regard to this breed's history of aggression.

A man who can't pay $30,000 in bail money spends nine months in jail after being set-up by his ex-boyfriend, who called the police on him on Christmas Eve.

A car dealership owner discovers that his ex-partner may have been pocketing cash payments; a woman takes a brief holiday only to return to a busted water heater and flooded home.

A mother says her fear of homelessness led her to break down a door and reportedly assault a tenant who was moving out.

A behavioural therapist passes himself off as an expert on trailer repair, leaving an aspiring food truck owner with an unworkable estimate; a landlord accuses an ex-tenant's dog of causing property damage and making a huge hole in a wall.

A former couple feud over a car. Then, a woman sues her ex for repayment of loans.

A racecar driver and a pit crew member argue over a collision. Then, a woman sues her sister-in-law for damaging her truck on a joyride.

A man says his ex-girlfriends vandalised his property while he was in jail.

A woman says she was dragged 30 yards while hanging out of a truck window during a fight with a fellow motorist.

Customs officers grapple with a young man under the influence of drugs, an official searches for illegal workers at a massage parlour, and a Japanese traveller in a hurry forgets to declare some sweetcorn.

Customs officers search for a very mysterious luxury yacht, a person decides to hide in a fridge, and some rugby players from Tonga do not return home following the end of their tour.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Ian Stewart, who murdered his fiancée Helen Bailey, concealing her body for months before being convicted of murder.

A walker finds the body of a girl lying in a woodland in Southampton. Detectives discover her diary which details abuse.

Jo Millington's Bloodstain Pattern Analysis reconstructs a teenager's final moments in Tunbridge Wells, revealing evidence that helps investigators understand what happened.

A high-speed chase in Manchester quickly explodes into an unsettling murder investigation.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of Ian Stewart, who murdered his fiancée Helen Bailey, concealing her body for months before being convicted of murder.