True Crime Friday

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A man gives his co-worker $3,000 to help her boyfriend get back into the United States; the money and the boyfriend go missing soon after.

A man accuses his landlord of poisoning his dogs with rat poison and demands payment for his vet bills; his landlord says he knew rat traps were on the property.

A woman receives a protective order against her ex-lover after he allegedly tears down her fence; he sues her for the return of his down payment on their trailer.

Judge Judy lays down the law when a young woman being sued by her sister for an alleged assault cops an attitude.

A man claims his married ex-lover wanted to be with a bad boy and came between he and his new girlfriend; she demands payback for bailing him out of jail.

An angry ex-girlfriend shows up at midnight to retrieve 'her' dog from her ex-lover; an alleged assault and arrest soon follow.

A woman says she asked her pot-smoking roommate to take a break when her father was visiting but was allegedly met with nothing but disrespect.

A landlord signals that money is owed by turning his tenant's power on and off; he claims his efforts resulted in $50 placed on his car under a rock.

A woman accuses her sister of drinking and driving and totalling her car; her sister confesses that she didn't even have a driving licence.

A man co-signs a loan for the father of his twin grandchildren so they would have a safe ride; his favour is repaid with non-payment and a repo.

A family viciously beat up a man who chides them for parking illegally; video evidence taken by a witness reveals a brutal assault.

A man claims he fell in love the moment he saw a woman he met online; after spending thousands on her in a matter of days, she sues him for harassment.

A 9-year-old is accused of purposely injuring another child on the ice; the child suffers a serious concussion. Their fathers fight over liability.

Generous relatives give $3,000 to their niece so she can buy a car to drive to college; when her car turns out to be a lemon, the car seller keeps their money.

After living in her niece's home rent-free for many years, a woman sues her for destroying an old mobile home she had on the property.

On a blind curve, a lucky 16-year-old girl on a dirt bike collides with an SUV but is not seriously injured; the owner of the SUV sues for damages.

A man fighting for custody of his seven-year-old child is accused of taking money from his girlfriend to pay for legal fees.

A man arrested on charges of stalking accuses his ex-lover of leaving him in his underwear at a casino; she claims he destroyed her property in a rage.

The sale of alcohol, a pay to-play talent show and alleged Facebook slander come into play when a dance studio owner is sued.

When pet owners neglect to neuter their dogs, they end up with a litter of Husky/Pit Bull puppies and a fight over who gets to keep them.

When a woman asks her roommate the whereabouts of an LP and he says he sold it at a garage sale, all hell breaks loose.

A woman sues her former friends for slander after they allegedly refuse to return an $800 iPhone.

Carole Sund, her daughter Juli and friend Silvina Pelosso go missing while on holiday in Yosemite National Park. The theory is that they had a car accident.

William Saunderson-Smith is found bludgeoned to death and police discover cash stuffed in bags and sixty-seven different mobile phones.

The crime documentary continues as Robert Lesneski revisits the case of David Tyll and Brian Ognjan, two friends from Michigan who disappeared in 1985 while on a hunting trip

When a husband and his pregnant wife are shot, police are lead to believe it's a random attack, but after weeks of eliminating false suspects, police find the real perpetrator

After three members of a family are killed inside their home, it takes police nearly three years and hundreds of hours of surveillance before they catch their murderer

To solve a brutal triple homicide, Detective Peter Baker must follow the trail of missing firearms

When a man with no enemies and few friends is murdered, Detective Dave Sweet struggles to determine who could be responsible

The crime documentary continues as Robert Lesneski revisits the case of David Tyll and Brian Ognjan, two friends from Michigan who disappeared in 1985 while on a hunting trip

When a husband and his pregnant wife are shot, police are lead to believe it's a random attack, but after weeks of eliminating false suspects, police find the real perpetrator

After three members of a family are killed inside their home, it takes police nearly three years and hundreds of hours of surveillance before they catch their murderer

William Saunderson-Smith is found bludgeoned to death and police discover cash stuffed in bags and sixty-seven different mobile phones.

A man co-signs a loan for the father of his twin grandchildren so they would have a safe ride; his favour is repaid with non-payment and a repo.

A family viciously beat up a man who chides them for parking illegally; video evidence taken by a witness reveals a brutal assault.

A man claims he fell in love the moment he saw a woman he met online; after spending thousands on her in a matter of days, she sues him for harassment.

A 9-year-old is accused of purposely injuring another child on the ice; the child suffers a serious concussion. Their fathers fight over liability.

Generous relatives give $3,000 to their niece so she can buy a car to drive to college; when her car turns out to be a lemon, the car seller keeps their money.

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