True Crime Xtra

A recently single and unemployed man is sued for damages to his flat, which he claims were caused by his dog. Meanwhile, sisters attempt to sue their brother for the return of their late parents' property.

A mother and a babysitter argue over the cost of child care and a woman sues her ex for failing to repay a loan and accuses him of assault.

Unmarried parents fight over hospital costs, child visitation and accusations of infidelity. A little dog makes a courtroom appearance after it was allegedly attacked by a larger dog.

Neighbours argue, in the court, over an alleged assault and accuse one another of throwing cat droppings.

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.

Ex-lovers fight over DUI bills, jail fees and a lawyer; a bookkeeper accuses her ex-boyfriend of spreading rumours about her on the Internet.

A photographer is accused of hitting on teenagers; cousins argue over unpaid bills.

A waitress sues her mother-in-law for false arrest and mental distress; an attack at a New Year's Eve party is blamed on excessive drinking.

Authorities intervene when unwed parents fight in front of their 2-year-old son.

A man has no recollection of stabbing his wife, pushing her into the swimming pool and holding her head under the water.

A house erupted in flames on a cold January night, killing one person and injuring another. The survivor blamed a kerosene heater. The evidence at the scene did not support her story, and she was charged with arson and murder.

In 1957 a man committed a number of crimes in one night. 50 years later with new and improved technology, police were able to prove their case.

Investigators piece together tiny clues at the scene of a hit-and-run accident. Their findings help to track down the offending driver.