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When a forensic investigator passes away, his siblings do their own investigation to find out what happened to his sentimental belongings.
When a forensic investigator passes away, his siblings do their own investigation to find out what happened to his sentimental belongings.
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S11, EP180 "Pay Your Rent or Else!"A landlord accuses his former tenant of not paying rent, bouncing a check and leaving the property in disarray; the tenant argues that he was evicted illegally and insists that years of repairs and lost belongings cancel out any debt.
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S12, EP87 "Game of Bones"A woman says her neighbor's off-leash pit bull mauled her Chihuahua, leading to costly emergency vet bills; the neighbor insists he never saw the attack and doubts his dog's guilt! With accusations of dishonesty and evasion on both sides, it's up to the judges to determine the truth.
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S12, EP85 "Electric Boogie"A handyman sues for unpaid labor after wiring work sparks a payment fight; he thought the job was solid while she claims faulty wiring, holes in walls and hostile texts!
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S12, EP84 "LED Lights & Legal Fights"A driver sues after being rear-ended, saying the other motorist had no insurance and refused to pay; the defendant blames his blinding LED lights and calls his repair estimate outrageous!
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