True Crime +1

A mother of two is accused of stealing her uncle's furniture. A man threatens to sue his neighbour for air pollution if he smells marijuana coming from the plants in his backyard.

A woman, not quite ready for a break-up, allegedly keys her ex-lover's car and sprays his home with ketchup. Anger management classes are required.

Sisters pull together to pay for their father's funeral only to be pulled apart by life insurance delays. The Judge takes the insurance company to task.

After meeting online, two women end up fighting over missing business property. A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for unpaid loans and for the cost to care for his daughter.

A mother of three fails to report income and loses her Section 8 status, prompting her landlord to kick her out. Her father then refuses to pay up as promised.

A man admits to accidentally shooting a neighbour's garage door in an effort to scare off a pit bull. A baby's mother says her landlord's excessive marijuana smoking drove her from her home and she shouldn't pay past-due rent.

A woman accuses a neighbour of sexual battery and harassment, and he sues her for payment for yard work. Ex-lovers feud over an unpaid utility bill.

A man bought a truck for his daughter and expects his ex-wife to reimburse him for half of the cost. A woman wants her ex-boyfriend to repay her for loans, but he says he does not owe her a penny.

A teen denies trashing the home of his girlfriend's father, and he accuses him of coming at him with blind rage when he discovered the damage.

Immigration officials meet some Thai nationals who have overstayed their visas, live insects get found in the post, and an English tourist feels the worse for wear.

Tania and Katarina visit a dairy in Auckland where a woman is suspected of working illegally, Andrew and Brendan find weapons in a container, plus a woman has not declared the meat products she has in her luggage, and this is not the first time.

Special Investigating Officer Steve Wilkins reopened a series of Pembrokeshire crimes - burglaries, murders and assaults - by launching Operation Ottawa, a review aimed at identifying the perpetrator.

Jehovah's Witness Sharon Gordon is killed by her builder in Dudley, after tensions over her home extension. Doorbell footage captures crucial evidence.

When British backpacker Peter Falconio disappears in the Australian Outback, microscopic DNA evidence becomes the key to unlocking one of Australia's biggest murder cases.