True Crime Xtra

A Dallas homemaker accuses her niece of stealing her deceased mother's property.

Junior high-school sweethearts argue over the cost of a cancelled wedding.

A woman demands a refund from an attorney; a teenager is hit by a car while riding his bicycle.

Activists fight over the cost of a botched humanitarian visit to Israel.

A car's seller ignores a buyer having second thoughts; a married couple do not let their repossessed vehicle go without a fight.

A woman is accused of breaking into her own flat, injuring herself and bleeding on the bed; a man accuses his ex of cheating on him and blocking his calls.

A friend demands compensation for good deeds; a woman says her ex forgave the balance of a vehicle loan.

A woman resists repaying the balance due on a pair of puppies when, she says, she finds a defect in one of them; a woman admits to writing a post-dated check that never should have been cashed.

A couple want to sue for money they spent, fighting for the right to have visitation with their grandchildren and a man claims he paid his ex-girlfriend back.

A driver and her passenger argue over who is to blame for a car crash that happened when they were both intoxicated.

A teenager denies shooting a complete stranger with a BB gun and a man claims his ex's very large dog damaged his flat.

A man finds out he is not the father of his ex-girlfriend's baby; a firefighter says his ex-fiancee is jealous, vindictive and seeking property that is not hers.

When a woman tries to pick up her children from day care, she discovers they have been taken by authorities due to charges of neglect.

When the police have no information about the identity of a dead girl's body, the victim of a stabbing provides a clue - she thinks she might have witnessed the murder. Believing the cases to be related, the police find possible proof of connection in chewing gum that was...

When a six-year-old girl disappears from church during a Sunday service, investigators fear a stalker is preying on children in the church shadows. A psychological profile of the perpetrator leads investigators to a taxi cab driver.