True Crime +1

A woman sues a handyman for making unauthorised charges on her credit card; former friends feud over expenses; a man sues his ex for medical bills.

A rebellious teen sues her dad for repossessing a car he helped her to buy; ex-lovers regret swapping luxury vehicles.

An woman discovers that there is a lien on the truck she saved up to buy.

A caregiver says she was the victim of vandalism and harassment soon after she questioned her client's need for state-sponsored support.

A man hangs the American flag upside down to make a statement, and vandals destroy the flagpole; a woman is accused of selling a stolen vehicle.

A woman regrets leaving a relative in charge of a shared business and her vehicle; a landlady sues a former tenant for rent, property damage and cleaning fees after police search the home.

After losing an election, a couple accuse the winning union members of sending out 800 defamatory leaflets to voters.

After losing an election, a couple accuse the winning union members of sending out 800 defamatory leaflets to voters.

A misspelled word is keyed onto a car. Ex-roommates leave a puppy alone in a room all day.

When a child is arrested for an assault at school, his parents argue over the cost of solicitor fees. A contractor accuses a painter of poor workmanship, and of damaging a client's house and his work lorry.

A contractor tries to lend a helping hand by hiring struggling workers and ends up being sued by his boss. A man is accused of failing to pay a health care worker.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Mitchell Quy, who murdered his wife in Birkdale, 1998, brazenly taunting media for 18 months before eventually confessing.

Jackie Malton revisits the 1988 murder of Suzanne Greenhill in Newport, Wales, a case uniquely involving the deaf community, ending in a life sentence for Timothy Robson.

Dr. Nell Darby explores how an arrogant Bournemouth hotelier gets away with murdering his wife in 1982; but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law, his luck runs out.