True Crime Xtra

Ex-Air Force friends sue for unpaid loans, hotel, and transport after he moves to Texas.

A woman sues her ex for an unpaid loan and damages, he counter-sues and says she left her daughter behind.

Couple sues ex-friend for scamming them on Disneyland tickets, garage fees, and fraud.

Plaintiff Cassandra Currier sues her grandfather, Michael Walker, for assault and illegal eviction. Seeking protection from further hostility, she also requests a restraining order.

A woman is met with rage when she goes after her estranged daughter-in-law for thousands of dollars in unpaid loans. A young woman says a fellow motorist backed into her car. A woman says her neighbour's son ran into her car on his bicycle.

After reportedly destroying property in a fit of rage, a woman breaks back into her former home, and her ex-boyfriend wants his dog back. A man with multiple arrests and many years served in prison is sued by his ex-lover for an unpaid loan for bail.

A woman charges at the father of her child, jumps on his back and beats him on the head, then sues him for a false arrest.

A teenager accused of stealing thousands of dollars from his grandmother's safe deposit box says his grandfather gave him the lock combination.

A teenager accused of stealing thousands of dollars from his grandmother's safe deposit box says his grandfather gave him the lock combination.

Ex-girlfriends fight over commercialisation of personal artwork intended to demonstrate acceptance and love during a major life transition. A woman makes a huge mistake when she forgoes a vet inspection of a horse she is buying for her teen daughter.

A woman claims she never hit a fellow motorist's vehicle but offered to get out of her Tesla and personally microfibre any scratches from it. A woman demands payment from her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend for babysitting fees to watch his two children.

When a woman is found dead from a gun-shot wound, police suspect her husband. However, forensic teams prove what really happened, and the truth is stranger than fiction.

When American Atheists founder Madalyn Murray O'Hair went missing, there was no shortage of suspects, but the discovery of a mutilated body helped police catch the culprit.

After seeing a truck drive over an unconscious man deliberately, the two witnesses to the event feared for their safety and hid. Next time they looked, there was no sign of the truck or the victim. The truck was eventually located, but forensics found no evidence and no victim.

When a woman's badly decomposed body is found in a box, police call on forensic entomologists to find out how and when she was killed. The presence of insects may hold some vital answers.