True Crime Xtra

An argument between neighbours, concerning the colour of a fence, escalates, leading to accusations of assault, abuse and harassment.

A gardener claims to have been assaulted by an extremely enraged neighbour, who struck him more than once.

Damages and unpaid rent are left in a roommate's wake; a man refuses to pay for a broken-down vehicle his friend won for him in an auction.

The judge is not entirely convinced by a video supposedly showing thousands of dollars worth of damages, to furniture and toys.

A couple claim a second-hand car dealer swindled them and a man tells the police that he witnessed an auto-repair shop stripping a stolen vehicle for parts.

Sisters fight over an unpaid loan and damages to a rental car; a dog's owner blames a babysitter for its broken leg; a teen admits to hitting a fellow motorist when she had only two days of driving experience.

Children end up fighting at school, leaving angry mothers in their wake. A woman is accused of vandalizing a car.

A student says an accident occurred when a drunken passenger grabbed the steering wheel. Sisters sue each other for theft, assault and slander.

A waitress says a former lover stole her bird. A construction worker admits to drunken driving and wrecking his friend's car.

When a policeman's home is burned to the ground, he later arrests a man who confesses to the arson, but the confession is dubious.

Delving into the murky world of forensic investigations with the case of an anonymous letter, sent to the police with information about a murder. When the nature of the information arouses suspicion about the sender, laser technology is used to trace the city, street and office...

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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.

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.

In the US, a man desperately calls the police for help after he gets attacked; police work to crack the case using security footage and phone tracking; in the UK, a dog lover is found murdered in her rural home.

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.

Investigators must piece together fragments of a computer disc to discover who murdered the wife of a serviceman in the Philippines.

When a man was murdered in a bomb blast, investigators must sift through shards of evidence to hone in on the perpetrator.

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.

The body of Paul Gault was discovered, and Northern Ireland police began to uncover the facts behind what seemed like a random attack, leading to a complicated investigation.

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.

A businesswoman is in a whirlwind romance, but her newfound joy is cut short when her family finds her murdered; a bizarre confession reveals a deluded mind behind her death; in Northampton, England, a man with multiple stab wounds is discovered.

A mother and her two young daughters are found brutally murdered and sexually violated. The crime scene has no shortage of evidence, but investigators cannot find a conclusive link to their prime suspect.

When a young boy is killed in a mysterious fire, his mother is charged with arson, but she's determined to extinguish the accusations.

A young girl is found dead, the victim of an apparent sex-killer. There are few clues to the killer's identity, but authorities are intrigued by unusual orange fibres embedded in clothing found near the victim.

When a man dies unexpectedly in the office of a noted California doctor, police begin what they think will be a routine investigation. What they find throws doubt on the identity of the dead man and raises questions about the doctor's role.

A drug user claims his former landlord stole his property and a man sues his stepdaughter for failing to repay a loan.

A painter decides to take the law into her own hands when a client fails pay her and couples fight over an unpaid business loan.

A property owner vehemently accuses a contractor of causing terrible, irreversible damage to his home.

A man accuses his barber of attacking him with a gun, a straight razor and a barbecue fork; a man totals his mother's car and sues her.

A young man is accused of blackmailing his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend with intimate photos; a teen says she was falsely arrested for stealing a phone.

Former lovers fight over their dog and a woman claims her ex punched her in the face, after he accused her of destroying his phones.

A woman is adamant that she only looked after a dog for one day, but the landlord insists she had it for months. Meanwhile, a couple fight over personal property and a man confesses to selling his motorcycle, twice.

A woman disputes beauty-pageant fees for her year-old grandson.

A mother of three from Omaha is accused of freeloading by her best friend.

A woman agrees to pay for her daughter's car, but only if her daughter stays clean and sober; a teenager says his surfboard was broken while fighting off a dog.