True Crime Xtra

A photographer is accused of hitting on teenagers; cousins argue over unpaid bills.

A waitress sues her mother-in-law for false arrest and mental distress; an attack at a New Year's Eve party is blamed on excessive drinking.

Authorities intervene when unwed parents fight in front of their 2-year-old son.

A drug user claims his former landlord stole his property and a man sues his stepdaughter for failing to repay a loan.

A painter decides to take the law into her own hands when a client fails pay her and couples fight over an unpaid business loan.

A property owner vehemently accuses a contractor of causing terrible, irreversible damage to his home.

A man accuses his barber of attacking him with a gun, a straight razor and a barbecue fork; a man totals his mother's car and sues her.

A young man is accused of blackmailing his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend with intimate photos; a teen says she was falsely arrested for stealing a phone.

Former lovers fight over their dog and a woman claims her ex punched her in the face, after he accused her of destroying his phones.

A woman is adamant that she only looked after a dog for one day, but the landlord insists she had it for months. Meanwhile, a couple fight over personal property and a man confesses to selling his motorcycle, twice.

A woman disputes beauty-pageant fees for her year-old grandson.

A mother of three from Omaha is accused of freeloading by her best friend.

A mother and her two young daughters are found brutally murdered and sexually violated. The crime scene has no shortage of evidence, but investigators cannot find a conclusive link to their prime suspect.

When a young boy is killed in a mysterious fire, his mother is charged with arson, but she's determined to extinguish the accusations.

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The body of Paul Gault was discovered, and Northern Ireland police began to uncover the facts behind what seemed like a random attack, leading to a complicated investigation.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how a scandalous love triangle between a socialite, her young gardener and estranged husband cast a shadow of disrepute over 1930s Bournemouth.

A businesswoman is in a whirlwind romance, but her newfound joy is cut short when her family finds her murdered; a bizarre confession reveals a deluded mind behind her death; in Northampton, England, a man with multiple stab wounds is discovered.

Police search for a missing boy. First they find his backpack, then his body, but can they track down the killer?

When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play.

Two victims are found in an irrigation canal and questions are asked whether a killer can be caught if the evidence is washed away. Police turn to nearby footprints for answers.

In the light of day, a DNA picture painted by a molecular biologist and new clues are revealed about a traffic accident during the night.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Linda Anders, who was found dead at her Merseyside home - her wheelchair-bound husband Malcolm claims an intruder broke in.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how Charlotte Pinkney vanished from Ilfracombe after going to a party. Police launched a hunt when her handbag was found.

In Florida, USA, a woman goes missing with a large sum of money; assuming foul play, the police are running out of time to find her, until someone is caught lying on camera; in the UK, the shocking murder of a woman in her own home sparks outrage.

A man descends into a life of seclusion and is later accused of killing his wife, but the marks found on her body could prove his innocence.

A forensic scientist uses his skills to preserve a footprint left in snow to help authorities nab two men suspected of robbing an Ontario couple and shooting the husband in the head.

In a Texan hospital, more kids are dying than in any other hospital in the country. Police close in on a nurse who was on duty during the fatalities.

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?

A woman is accused of failing to pay a sign maker and another woman claims her ex is addicted to gambling and pills.

A woman wants to sue her ex for the cost of a cruise and a man claims that the mother of his child stole his furniture while he was in prison.

A home day care provider is accused of having a worrying mould infestation and an elderly woman claims that she was attacked by seven Chihuahuas.

A drunken friendship ends in an altercation; an antiques dealer is accused of hiding valuable furniture.

A man admits to buying expensive rims for his luxury vehicle, which was repossessed because he failed to make car payments; ex-roommates fight over a security deposit.

A man claims a pair of cousins stole his rebate card and a woman wants to sue her sister's ex-boyfriend.

A woman claims her ex tricked her into setting her own diamond in an engagement ring and motorists blame one another for a crash.

An artist sues for the return of his tattooing equipment; best friends argue over plans to move in together.

A man accused of domestic violence says his ex-girlfriend attacked him.

A salesman denies selling a woman a lousy soda-machine business.