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Karen Pedley was hailed a hero after a 1983 fire, but later became a serial arsonist across Cornwall. Forensic investigators linked years of blazes to her.

Philip Croydon was murdered in a Nottinghamshire hotel. His wife was convicted and sentenced to life.

Nikitta Grender, 19, was found dead after a 2012 flat fire in Liswerry, South Wales. Forensics showed she and her unborn daughter were murdered, leading investigators to identify her killer.

Geoffrey Wansell explores how the murder of an actress triggers a nationwide manhunt. Whilst Neville Heath is on the run in Bournemouth, another body is found.

Karen Pedley was hailed a hero after a 1983 fire, but later became a serial arsonist across Cornwall. Forensic investigators linked years of blazes to her.

Philip Croydon was murdered in a Nottinghamshire hotel. His wife was convicted and sentenced to life.

When South Carolina authorities find Davis McClendon dead by the road near his wrecked car, they suspect a hit-and-run; an oil trail leads them to a local businessman.

A grandmother calls 999 as she battles to save her four-year-old grandson from choking on a grape. Two men checking to see if a road is passable are hit by a freak wave and swept away.

There's panic in the pits - a motorcycle rider and his back-up team are engulfed in flames when fuel spills out of the bike's tank. A family of cheetahs are too close for comfort for a safari-going holidaymaker.

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Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

A mini pit bull and his owner are allegedly attacked by a 50-pound dog that was being walked by a six-year-old child. A 19-year-old finds himself locked out of his hotel room after a fight with his roommate; a concerned man next door takes him in.

Death threats, restraining orders and a pack of Chihuahuas clash as family members sue each other. A woman repossesses a car she sold to former friends after they damaged it and failed to pay her for six months.

The honourable Judge Judy hears a case regarding a man who misses a few car payments on a car he bought with his ex-girlfriend. When the woman reports the vehicle as stolen, Judge Judy sets her straight.

A mailman says he was attacked by a dog while on private property; buyers of a boat sue the seller when the motor starts smoking before they even get to put it in the water.

A dog owner says an unsupervised 5-year-old was trespassing when he got bitten; a woman sues her ex-daughter-in-law for repayment for a car; friends fight over $1,000 used to save a business.

A woman sues a man for unpaid rent and harassment; a woman sues her ex for repayment for a DUI class and a plane ticket.

Mothers of troubled children fight over attorney fees; a lien is placed on a woman's car until she remembers where her engagement ring is.

A small boy doesn't stand a chance when the pit bull he is walking drags him across the yard to attack another dog. A man accuses his ex-wife of trying to offset medical expenses for their 19-year-old daughter by overcharging him in child support.

A woman says vulgar, threatening texts left her too terrified to show up in court. A man sues his landlord for the return of things he left behind while serving time.

A woman can't get her story straight after returning a friend's car with a huge dent that wasn't there before. A homeowner fights to get out of paying for two bronze lion statues on his new property.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

A man experiences buyer's remorse after spending over £6,000 on furniture, but the salesperson points to a no-refund policy on the receipt. A woman sues an artist for a refund on a custom-built table, and he countersues for unpaid labour fees.

A woman alleges that a large, out-of-control dog ran into her car and damaged it. The dog's owner claims his pet was hit and injured by her vehicle. A man accused of assault by his fiancée is bailed out of jail by his boss.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

After a man's jaw is broken during a fight at a party, he sues for pain and suffering while the host says the man was drunk, belligerent and aggressive. After a breakup, a man accuses his ex-lover of hiding his vehicle to avoid him taking it back.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

A man says towing company owners made outrageous accusations to police, causing him to be falsely arrested; a good Samaritan says her "friend" scammed her with bad checks.

A woman repeatedly denies responsibility after the poodle she was watching allegedly bites a stranger. When ex-lovers lose all their gambling cash, an additional $800 loan to gamble causes a fight.

A father sues when his teen daughter's car title is not handed over to her; a motorcycle is impounded as its new owner is returning it.

Tasing, stabbing and jail time come into play when ex-lovers drink heavily during heated arguments.

In 2023, 14-year-old Nathaniel Shani was fatally stabbed in Manchester. SIO Gina Brennand finds his killers in the form of two boys, just teenagers themselves.

A study in modern crime solving techniques, used in the search for the 1984 killer of teenage Melanie. It demonstrates how traditional investigative techniques are enhanced by DNA profiling. Including interviews with the original investigation team.

Professor David Wilson explores the case of brothers David and Roger Cooper, who murdered Roger's mistress in Leicestershire on Christmas Eve, both jailed for 30 years.