True Crime Xtra

A man's death, a valuable witness, and a car said to have been sold on consignment come into play when a Cadillac sale goes bad. A woman sues for damages after being bitten by a dog she was trying to harness.

A man implies that his ex didn't want to lose her disability benefits by marrying him. A man released from jail says he never saw the car for which he is being sued. A real-estate agent accuses a former client of brokering deals behind his back.

A teacher says her ex-boyfriend came to her home drunk and tried to force himself on her. A woman says her neighbours damaged her fence. Revealing texts come to light when a woman sues an ex-friend for repayment of a loan to hire her fiancé a lawyer.

An ex-lover sues a college teacher for repayment of thousands of dollars in loans. A business owner says a security company offered their services for free.

A man's vehicle is vandalized after his child's mother reads his text messages. Former roommates fight over partying, strangers sleeping in a woman's bed, and an incarcerated brother.

Grandmothers fight over a deaf father, an assault and the truancy of a third-grader. Also, a woman says her ex-fiance stole her car's paperwork and registered the vehicle in his name.

A young man says his ex-father-in-law harassed him at his workplace. Also, a man discovers that a car he bought on eBay is a lemon.

Family members fight over brain surgery, the cost of a wedding and false allegations to child protective services. Also, a teen sues her boyfriend for unpaid baby-sitting fees for his three children.

A woman says her boyfriend attacked her, and she ran, naked, from her home to escape.

An accident involving an uninsured motorcyclist leads to a dispute. A car accident after a Bible-study class.

A healthcare aid says he was verbally and physically abused by his disabled boss. A man says his ex-girlfriend's father lent him money to date his daughter.

A woman sues her adoptive mother for damages to her home. A woman demands mortgage payment payback from her mother's ex-boyfriend. A man sues his ex-girlfriend for a house full of furniture.

A young man's defence for damaging a teenager's phone with a laser beam is that he's a redneck and that's what he does for fun. When a car stops running after three months, its owner mistakenly believes that the previous owner should help her fix it.

When a woman went missing on holiday, all police found was her shoes. Video evidence suggested there might be a killer afoot.

A woman is found dead in bed with a gun in hand and suicide notes close by. It looks like suicide, but curious evidence suggests otherwise.

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Geoffrey Wansell explores how the bodies of two women are both found in car boots in Brighton: the first at a train station, the second in a city.

Host Simon Toyne travels to England's North-East to find out about a man dubbed 'The Facebook Killer'.

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Investigators are on the trail of an audacious global scam that has conned a series of NHS hospitals out of over £12.5 million, and the case of a hospital cashier who leads the high life by taking hundreds of thousands of pounds meant for patients.

After being convicted of killing her own mother, Sheila Bryan was sentenced to life in prison. She was freed after an appeal but retried a few months later. Her chances of winning appeared slim, until an expert witness proposed a different theory of how the fire started.

When Shari Faye Smith was abducted by her murderer, her family received a letter he'd forced her to write, entitled last will and testament. Could the police catch her killer?

A Massachusetts man who drops dead is believed to have died of natural causes - a heart attack. Further police investigations, however, draw attention to the strange behaviour of the man's girlfriend in the days before his death. Can a team of toxicologists prove he was murdered?

When a 12-year-old girl is found dead in her own home, a thorough search yields no suspects. Only when a succession of burglaries leads police to a cache of stolen goods - which includes CDs very similar to those owned by the victim - is a suspect revealed.

Dr Nell Darby explores how, having murdered his wife, Hassan Shatanawi thought he had made her vanish from the face of the earth, but he made one crucial mistake.

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

Investigators are on the case of a locksmith who pockets nearly half a million pounds by over-charging the hospital for supplies. Also, an NHS manager dreams up a scam to siphon over £800,000 of NHS money into his own account.

The wife of an Air Force officer was found dead in her bed, with a plastic laundry bag near her face. See how did the forensics team piece together this limited evidence.

Police search for a missing boy. First they find his backpack, then his body, but can they track down the killer?

When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play.

Two victims are found in an irrigation canal and questions are asked whether a killer can be caught if the evidence is washed away. Police turn to nearby footprints for answers.

Feuding parents divulge unflattering, intimate information about each other. A man accuses his ex of having him falsely arrested for domestic violence.

A cyclist and an uninsured motorist fight over $30,000 in medical bills. Two Siberian huskies are accused of killing 75 chickens and a woman sues her former landlord for money she put down on a room.

A woman claims her plants were purposefully destroyed by her neighbour. A woman says a relative tried to sell her furniture while unwed parents argue over stolen property and a camper.

A client sues his former attorney for the return of his retainer fee. Drivers feud over who is to blame after a car full of teenagers goes airborne and slams into a tombstone.

A pit bull's owner blames the victim of its attack. Teens trade accusations of lying and criminal trespassing.

A 13-year-old denies breaking an ex-friend's phone but confesses to spitting on it. A child accused of accidental vandalism changes his story.

A tenant sues landlords for damages after being forced to leave her home because of repeated gas leaks. Former friends clash over vandalism and stun-gun use.

A woman says a friend's pet mauled her service dog. A teen says her ex-roommate kicked her out of her own flat and would not let her retrieve her belongings.

A full-time Uber driver is accused of not paying a dime in child support for more than a year. An audio recording seals one litigant's fate in a case involving a storm-damaged fence and unsatisfactory repairs.

When a roommate's relatives invade a man's living room space, police get involved. A woman says her introduction to an unexpected new roommate was a picture of injuries she inflicted on her estranged husband; a teen is accused of damaging property.