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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.

Jackie Malton examines the kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.

Donal MacIntyre meets ex-DCI Clive Driscoll, whose cold case re-investigation of the Stephen Lawrence murder led to the conviction of Gary Dobson and David Norris.

New findings from the Thirlwall Inquiry have concluded that Lucy Letby could and should have been stopped sooner, potentially saving the lives of three of her victims.

In June 2002, 91-year-old Edwin Hiles was found murdered in his Witney home. Tiernan Coyle's pioneering fibre mapping technique linked Paul Weedon to the crime.

Found shot near Highway 67 in 1986, Maria Pilar Del Gordillo Carrillo remained unidentified until 2024, when authorities used genetic genealogy and reopened her case.

A breeder sues a man for selling her a dog that has a genetic disorder, and he countersues, saying he lost business because of her bad online reviews. A man loans a pastor $4,000 to right his traffic wrongs and take a trip to Vegas.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

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The honourable Judge Judy hears an ongoing and difficult case that revolves around a woman who is suing her former guardian for allegedly stealing money from her little sister's bank account.

An elderly woman whose car was towed three times blames her poor vision on the fact that she can't register the vehicle. A woman sues her grandson's stepfather for selling her a bed allegedly infested with bedbugs.

The honourable Judge Judy hears a case about a small business owner who claims her marketing manager did not deliver what he promised. She accuses him of tampering with her negative online review.

The honourable Judge Judy hears a case about a mistake that was made by HR that accidentally doubled a young man's salary. He neglected to tell anyone and is now being sued for overpayment.

A couple sue their grandchild's father for an unpaid loan to pay an attorney used to dispute child custody with their daughter. A dog falls deathly ill after bone fragments from cow bones accumulate in its stomach.

A woman accuses her daughter-in-law of wreaking havoc on the family by suddenly leaving. What starts as a friendly purchase of an expensive car ends with a tree falling on the vehicle, exorbitant New Jersey toll charges and a dump at the dealership.

A fight over friends with benefits ends in a catfight at a gas station, a six-night prison stay, and texted photos of guns. A car sale goes terribly wrong when the vehicle is allegedly stolen and the seller's trip complicates rightful ownership.

A couple say their landlord locked them out and invaded their privacy; a woman sues her niece, who was accused of possession of a controlled substance, for repayment of loans for expenses caused by her arrest.

Neighbours feud over a fence, dogs and a double organ transplant; a motorcycle owner sues an artist for the return of custom-painted parts.

A mailman says he was attacked by a dog while on private property; buyers of a boat sue the seller when the motor starts smoking before they even get to put it in the water.

A dog owner says an unsupervised 5-year-old was trespassing when he got bitten; a woman sues her ex-daughter-in-law for repayment for a car; friends fight over $1,000 used to save a business.

A woman sues a man for unpaid rent and harassment; a woman sues her ex for repayment for a DUI class and a plane ticket.

Mothers of troubled children fight over attorney fees; a lien is placed on a woman's car until she remembers where her engagement ring is.

A landlord accuses a former tenant of property damage; a woman sues her ex for repayment of loans.

A man says his neighbour's dog knocked him down; a woman sues her ex for a loan for lawyer's fees.

A teen accuses a former friend of damaging her phone, and the friend sues for harassment; a woman says her landlord broke into her home and harassed her children.

A defendant changes their version of events numerous times; dog owners fight over stud fees after the birth of puppies.

A rodeo takes a walk on the wild side when young, intoxicated campers start punching the daylights out of each other. The judge doesn't mince words when she sees, yet again, an innocent child permanently scarred after being attacked by a pit bull.

A young man attacked by his roommate's German shepherd/husky moves out.

A tenant and a landlord argue over whether a cat was severely abused. On a snowy day, a woman loses control of her vehicle and crashes into a parked car, but she insists that a third party is responsible for almost driving her off the road.

A fight over friends with benefits ends with a catfight at a gas station, a six-night prison stay, and menacing, texted photos of guns. A man who says he has PTSD from being shot in prison collects state disability but makes money on the side.

A man knocks on 80 flat doors to try and find the partygoer who damaged his fiancé's car. The host of the rowdy party refuses to give up a friend.

Dr. Nell Darby revisits how the discovery of a body on the Scottish island of Little Ross in 1960 prompts a manhunt for his killer, assistant lighthouse keeper Robert Dickson.

Gulistan Subasi was shot dead on her mother's doorstep in Hackney in 2010. The killing was a contract hit, and forensic work led to the killer's conviction.

Satish Sekar fought to clear three men wrongly convicted of Lynette White's murder in Cardiff, pushing for the case to be reopened and forensics to be used to finally identify the real killer.