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A woman is forced to leave her new apartment due to repeated gas leaks; she sues her landlords for damages.

A woman sues a man for allegedly scamming her on the sale of a used car; he says it was repossessed while he was serving time for narcotics possession.

A woman is accused of stabbing a Boxer Pit Bull after an alleged attack of her smaller Beagle.

When girlfriends get a new puppy, their landlord kicks them out and accuses them of theft; a brawl breaks out on moving day.

A man's death, a valuable witness and a car allegedly sold on consignment come into play when a Cadillac sale goes bad.

Ex-girlfriends fight over the alleged commercialisation of personal artwork intended to demonstrate acceptance and love during a major life transition.

A simple carpool to worship service ends in an auto accident and a hefty insurance settlement debate.

What are the odds that the day after disgruntled tenants move out, their previous home goes up in smoke? A fight over damaged property ensues.

A woman sues her ex-husband of 19 years and his new wife for overdrawing her son's bank account and a false restraining order.

A woman says she drew back a hospital curtain to find a nurse straddling her sick mother trying to get blood from her neck; the nurse sues for slander.

After a heated fight, a man admits that he poured gasoline all over his ex-lover's property; she sues him for damages.

A self-professed drug addict, trying to make a better life for herself and her children, sues her ex-friend over rent; he says she destroyed property.

A police officer sues his struggling stepdaughter for stealing belongings from his home; she says she pawned many things but not his jewellery.

A young man claims the room he was renting from his sister had a cement floor and smelled of cat urine; she claims he broke the lease for no good reason.

A man admits he flushed his son's freshwater, pet fish down the toilet and is sued for damages caused during an alleged drunken rage.

A government trade-in deal for a 'green' refrigerator tears platonic friends apart when they each claim ownership of the new appliance.

After a woman inherits $90,000, she claims she loaned her ex-husband a large sum to buy a house; he says it was a gift and that she slapped him.

An event coordinator falls ill before a wedding; the newlywed claims the DJ and photographer he hired were unprofessional.

The Judge warns a young man that he'll never take a happy picture if he keeps the camera his ex-lover allegedly gifted to him.

An elderly woman's backyard landscape is allegedly ruined when a neighbour's brother takes a whack at her trees; he is sued for trespassing and vandalism.

A woman claims poor health forced her to miss car payments to her aunt who is $9,000 in the hole because of her good deed.

A woman claims that her next door neighbours tore her fence down in the middle of the night; police are called when their feud gets physical.

A look at whether the sound of a suspect's voice can reveal his lie. No longer science fiction, these are the high-tech tools of the forensics trade.

In this episode, we explore the tragic murder of 18-year-old Lily Sullivan in Pembroke, Wales. After a brief encounter with 31-year-old Lewis Haines, Lily's life was cut short.

After 46 years, investigators finally made a break through and captured California cop killer Gerald Mason

Police are stunned after investigating three murder cases where the victim and killer share blood.

Andre Genestin was a cheating husband. A brutal murder followed that would see his wife's body stored in a car roof box in the garden.

The skull of Victoria Couchman is found by youngsters in woodland in East Sussex. Mystery had surrounded the young woman's fate following her disappearance several months before.

After 46 years, investigators finally made a break through and captured California cop killer Gerald Mason