True Crime

A man and woman continue to live with each other 18 years after their divorce. A woman allegedly shreds her brother's clothes following an argument.

A father takes on the mother of his teenager for child support. A teen sues for his 'landlord refund'.

A woman claims she was harassed by her boyfriend's ex-wives. A woman is sued for allegedly kicking her boyfriend's car. The judge advises a father to return what he owes to his ex-girlfriend.

A friend agrees to keep paying rent after moving out and allows an entire family to live there.

A man denies breaking his ex-fiancée's wrist during an argument involving rent money and accusations of infidelity.

Unwed parents accuse each other of drug trafficking, vandalism and theft. A six-year-old's gaming accident destroys a TV.

Ex-lovers vie for custody of a motorcycle. A man says his ex's sister ruined his computer, accidentally.

When burning embers of fireworks allegedly land on a neighbour's cars and boat, a lawsuit for damages ensues.

A traveller appears to have packed the contents of a small pharmacy in her luggage.

An angry passenger has an outburst. At Auckland airport, drug-sniffing dog Marnie picks up a trail. And panic ensues on board an aeroplane due to a stowaway, a rat has strayed onto the plane.

Jackie Malton explores the case of Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, the Moors Murderers, who killed five children in and around Manchester between 1963 and 1965.

An elderly woman dies in a house fire in Nottinghamshire, and attention turns to the daughter-in-law who controlled her keys, bills and access to family money.

This riveting true-crime documentary series chronicles the stories of unsuspecting travellers whose lives are tragically cut short.

Shifting explanations and emerging evidence lead to the successful conviction of Michael Hardy in Manchester.