True Crime Xtra

The driver of a luxury car and a cyclist blame each other for a crash; a woman resists repaying her cousin for a loan that saved her vehicle from being repossessed.

A motorist says the woman whose car she hit is running a scam; a mother sues her ex for the value of a laptop she says he took from their son and gave to his stepdaughter.

A landlord accuses a tenant of vandalising and stealing property after she was evicted; ex-lovers feud over payday loans and personal belongings.

A homeless felon says his ex-landlord had him arrested unjustly; a convict is accused of flirting with a good Samaritan's husband.

New homeowners say that a contract was breached and that they are owed money; a woman admits that her father did not share profits from a jointly owned property with her mother.

When the police have no information about the identity of a dead girl's body, the victim of a stabbing provides a clue - she thinks she might have witnessed the murder. Believing the cases to be related, the police find possible proof of connection in chewing gum that was...

When we think of looking for fingerprints at a crime scene, we generally think of hard objects that a perpetrator may have touched - a doorknob, a drinking glass - but a fabric? Is it possible that a piece of cloth could contain a fingerprint?

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In Lancashire, UK, teenager Alex was murdered by Brian Healless, whom he met on a dating app. Healless, who was suffering from untreated paranoid schizophrenia, was jailed for life.

In April 2022, 33-year-old Katie Kenyon vanished from her home in Padiham, Lancashire, UK. A chilling investigation revealed her manipulative ex-boyfriend, Andrew Burfield, 50, had trapped her in a cycle of fear.

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Customs find a drug implement in the luggage of a passenger and discover pills and seeds hidden in bags owned by an elderly couple.

Immigration officials meet some travellers from Thailand who have overstayed their visas, and an English tourist feels very much the worse for wear.

The disappearance of a young woman led the police to believe she was the victim of a particular criminal, but blood evidence and tyre tracks would prove otherwise.

Two men are convicted of murder after a friend's testimony. Later, a bomb kills the witness' father.

Police initially suspect that the death of a gay student is a hate crime, until just three strands of hair and some microscopic cells help them unravel a web of lies, and to find the real motive for the murder.

In a wealthy area of Philadelphia, police are called to the scene of what seems like a regular accidental drowning. However, the investigation begins to focus on one person who has many reasons to want the victim dead.

In March 2011, Sian O'Callaghan vanished from a Swindon nightclub. Detailing her last moments captured on CCTV and the grim discovery of her body.

In 2017, Ellen Higginbottom was murdered by Mark Buckley in Orrell Water Park, Wigan. After fleeing the scene with her laptop and phone, Buckley was caught by police.

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.

The refugees who entered the US in the wake of World War II included some people who had taken part in war crimes, but lied about their past so they would get into the country. When a high-ranking religious figure is suspected of taking part in such crimes, there is no way of...

A beautiful model goes missing and no one has a clue to her whereabouts until a park employee discovers photographs in a rubbish bin.

A young woman goes missing, and the police investigation reveals her past double life as a call-girl. Both her clients and her boyfriend are suspects in her disappearance.

At the end of a murder mystery event, a real death occurs. The death initially looks like an accident, but forensic evidence suggests otherwise.

A woman fails to tell her former friend that she is repossessing her van; former roommates say the police laughed at the assault charges made against them.

A woman says the man she met on a dating website scammed her out of $4,000; a jewellery designer says valuable pieces went missing when she was selling them on consignment.

A woman says she took refuge in a shelter after her landlord slapped her in the face; former friends argue over a loan for storage fees.

A landlord says a family left behind a bullet-ridden TV and a mess when they moved out; former stepbrothers fight over the unpaid balance on a truck.

Stepbrothers feud over diamond earrings, a pinball machine and a teen's retainer; ex-lovers crash into each other's vehicles while fighting on the phone.

A vehicle is damaged in an auto-shop fire; a woman discovers that her lover drained her bank card while she was in the hospital.

An ex-couple fight over a loan to retrieve an impounded vehicle; a woman borrows money to buy her boyfriend an expensive gift and is accused of failing to repay the loan; a man accuses his landlord of keying his car.

A longtime friend refuses to pay for a truck when she learns it has more than 200,000 miles on it; a man denies trashing his cousin's home while she was away.

A man sues his ex-landlady for damaged and stolen property, and she says he failed to pay rent; an owner sues a tenant for property damage and the cost to remove hazardous waste.

A tenant who failed to pay rent sues his ex-roommate for illegal eviction and disposing of his property; a motorist who hit a runaway cow sues the animal's owner for damages to his vehicle.

Items go missing after a landlord lets a handyman change a flat lock without supervision; a neighbour is accused of starting a fire and damaging property.

A security officer says an instructor was too hard to reach about a visit to a gun range; a woman learns her husband is cheating and demands a divorce.