True Crime +1

A fashion designer is robbed after a night of partying at a karaoke bar; an injured man, unable to move out on time, says his belongings were stolen.

A woman is accused of rubbing pepper spray in her twin's face and threatening her with a butcher knife.

A barter agreement to purchase a motorcycle ends with an unhappy seller. The judge distrusts a man who insists that a deadbeat ex-friend owes him money. One mechanic calls out another, accusing him of putting the wrong transmission in a woman's car.

A boy's pet turtle, calls to the police and a controversial electric bill come into play when an engaged couple call it quits. The judge questions a woman's decision to wear high heels to court when she is disabled.

A woman says she was forced to euthanise her 7-week-old puppy and sues the man who sold it to her. The judge admonishes ex-lovers for using the judicial system to settle their financial iPhone battle.

After a mother witnesses her son's violent death, she and her husband struggle to repay a family member's loans. A young man accuses his former landlady of giving away his property.

A woman accuses her estranged husband of using corporal punishment on their children. Dissatisfied customers sue two mechanics for emotional distress.

Donal MacIntyre meets Detective Chief Superintendent Kate Meynell to discover how she solved the murder of 50-year-old Nigel Bacon from Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

Simon Toyne heads to Nottingham to investigate the murder of Colette Aram, which became the first-ever case to be featured on TV's 'Crimewatch'.

In 1992, an attack in Nottingham led to an investigation which lasted nearly a quarter of a century. In time, DNA profiling would help to close the case.