After the mystery of a missing baby endures for two decades, many begin to believe the parents are the culprits.

Wyndi Cooper marries the man of her dreams before realizing he is an accomplished con man who has other wives; Dino and his wife, Clara, do everything together, then Clara winds up dead.

When John and Susan Sutton are shot in their Florida home, Susan is killed and John survives but is blinded. As information unfolds, investigators begin looking closer to home.

New Hampshire teenager Abby Hernandez talks about her 2013 abduction, captivity and abuse.

After the mystery of a missing baby endures for two decades, many begin to believe the parents are the culprits.

A Muslim man survives an attack that claims the life of his wife, telling police the gunmen yelled racial slurs before firing.

The case of a missing college student spans the globe but ends in Minnesota where an Internet predator is unmasked.

Amanda obsesses over a Randy Fenoli dress; Kindra's pastor mom wants a modest dress, but Kindra has something sexier in mind; Kelsey's second dress fitting hits a snag when her belt goes missing.

From dresses fit for royalty to dresses that are barely there, the brides take their shopping to a whole new level this season; Randy recalls the looks that killed and the dresses that thrilled.

Shopping for a wedding dress can get a little dicey, but brides can always count on their consultants to protect them from mean moms, nasty entourages and sometimes even themselves.

Against his mechanic's advice, a man has a high-efficiency transmission put into his beloved sports car, then says the transmission is slipping; a young man is on the hook for damages to two expensive cars but doesn't accept a payment plan offered.

A woman moves into subsidized housing with her Rottweiler and six kids, then finds out the previous tenant died there -- but that's not what haunts her: it's the building manager, who's very much alive and withholding her security deposit.

A woman who fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a parked car says she hadn't been drinking that night, but she begged the other party not to involve the police; a landscaper reportedly leaves in the middle of a job to attend a ballgame.

A landscaper who leased a truck says he thought he was leasing to own, but he didn't get it in writing.

A woman with a heart of gold has lent thousands of dollars to her onetime foster daughter over the years and never asked for a dime in return, but the DUI and the totaled car are the final straw.

An event coordinator sues her on-again-off-again girlfriend for unpaid cellphone bills.

A woman who is being sued for unpaid rent says her former roommate defamed her on social media by claiming she was promiscuous.

The plaintiff says the defendant is her full-blooded sister, but the defendant believes they have different fathers, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

A couple sue their former roommate for rent, moving expenses and emotional distress.

Nine finalists battle it out for a $100,000 prize and the chance to compete against the season's first $100,000 prize winner for the grand prize.

When Jorge, Jackie and their daughter, Jillian, win $5 million on a Florida scratcher, they can finally buy the horse ranch they've dreamed about; David meets up with them in Loxahatchee, Fla., to help find the perfect house, land and stables.

After winning $3 million on a scratcher, a couple can afford to buy a home in their old neighborhood of Northport, Long Island; they must decide if they want to purchase a waterfront property or get more value for their money away from the coast.

When a work colleague wanted to take a chance on some lottery scratchers, Ashley was happy to join in; $1 million later, Ashley can move out of her rental in Cape Girardeau, Mo., and buy her first home with her winnings.

After becoming a millionaire on a Vegas slot machine, Rick immediately bought his own dream home; now David Bromstad joins him in Galveston, Texas, to help him spend his extra cash on a Texas Beach House for the whole family.

A former carpenter and his fiance want to fulfill a lifelong dream of living on the coast of Maine after winning the lottery.

After thinking his scratch-off only won him a couple hundred bucks, a man scans his card to find out it carries a worth of $750,000, so the family shops for the home of their dreams.

A pair of siblings vowed to their late father they would always look out for one another, so when one won the lottery, he didn't hesitate to split it; they now have the chance to re-create cherished family holidays in New Hampshire.

Shane won $1 million on a scratcher, so he and his partner, Crystal are searching for a dream home in Tallahassee, Fla.; Crystal wants a beautiful home that's move-in ready, and Shane wants a huge yard for their two dogs.

After a $3 million scratch off win, Brandon, Hannah and baby Naomi can finally move from their one-bedroom rental to a beautiful family dream home in Missouri with a big yard.

Winner Carla looks for the home of her dreams in Fremont, Neb.

Daniel and Marcia won $1 million in the state lottery and can now afford to buy a dream home in Montana to accommodate their big family; Daniel wants a ranch on 200 acres of land, but Marcia would like something more manageable.

After their retirement got a lot warmer with a $1-million New York scratcher win, a couple is following their best friends to Punta Gorda, Fla., where they hope David will help them buy into a classy retirement village.

A man who won big is ready to buy a new home in Cape Coral, Fla., with his wife; they look to David Bromstad for his real estate expertise; David finds potential properties with reasonable price tags and breathtaking scenic waterways.

After winning big on a scratcher, a California single mom is ready to leave her mobile home, job and old life behind for a new start in Las Vegas; David is ready to show her three very different locations to see which one is just right.

A couple with two kids was looking for a home on Whidbey Island, Wash., when he won $200,000 from the lottery; with the extra money in their budget, David Bromstad helps them find the home of their dreams.

After her husband saved a lottery ticket worth $1 million from going in the trash, a woman calls on David Bromstad to help them find a home in Cleveland, Ohio, with space to entertain her entire family during the holidays.

After a $3 million scratch off win, Brandon, Hannah and baby Naomi can finally move from their one-bedroom rental to a beautiful family dream home in Missouri with a big yard.

Winner Carla looks for the home of her dreams in Fremont, Neb.

Daniel and Marcia won $1 million in the state lottery and can now afford to buy a dream home in Montana to accommodate their big family; Daniel wants a ranch on 200 acres of land, but Marcia would like something more manageable.

After their retirement got a lot warmer with a $1-million New York scratcher win, a couple is following their best friends to Punta Gorda, Fla., where they hope David will help them buy into a classy retirement village.

A man who won big is ready to buy a new home in Cape Coral, Fla., with his wife; they look to David Bromstad for his real estate expertise; David finds potential properties with reasonable price tags and breathtaking scenic waterways.

After winning big on a scratcher, a California single mom is ready to leave her mobile home, job and old life behind for a new start in Las Vegas; David is ready to show her three very different locations to see which one is just right.

A couple with two kids was looking for a home on Whidbey Island, Wash., when he won $200,000 from the lottery; with the extra money in their budget, David Bromstad helps them find the home of their dreams.

After her husband saved a lottery ticket worth $1 million from going in the trash, a woman calls on David Bromstad to help them find a home in Cleveland, Ohio, with space to entertain her entire family during the holidays.

Hilary tries to fit YJ and Michael's home to fit their needs while David searches for a new home.

A couple disagrees on the future of their former triplex.

LaQuesha wants two blingy dresses fit for her royal highness; Jessica is convinced she's too picky; Isabella hopes her final look will come together before her wedding.

Michaella is getting married in an Irish castle, and she wants a princess dress for less than a king's ransom; fashionista Shavonne has a high-style reputation to maintain.

Bride Courtney expects to look at every dress in Kleinfeld until she finds the perfect one; bride Brianna wants a dress inspired by the movie "50 Shades Freed"; bride Angela runs a circus, but doesn't want to look like a performer at the wedding.

A young man saves up for months to buy himself a car, and a private party sells him a Prius "as is," without the legally required smog certificate.

A young mother reaches out to her estranged ex to buy drugs and alcohol after he calls the police on her 10 times; a man sues for damages after he discovers the hot tub he bought was actually an antique that shorted out the minute he plugged it in.

A ride-share driver becomes a live-in nurse for a blind passenger, who accuses her of moving 19 people into his new home, while she says she turned down his romantic advances.

An ex-couple face off in court after a shattered relationship leads to shattered property; the defendant admits to using the plaintiff's golf club to destroy his property but claims to have paid him back.

A young couple put their faith in a fellow Fijian when they buy a vehicle that is not drivable, and demand money when it remains that way; fluency in sign language brings two litigants together, but an auto accident and innuendo tear them apart.

A lease goes south and a woman and her children are reportedly forced to live without water or power; a man demonstrates how a work of art can be used to hide guns and is accused of failing to pay a man who invested thousands in his artwork.

A woman sues her cheating ex-husband for breach of contract and emotional distress.

Sued for an unpaid bill, the plaintiff's cousin accuses her of frequently getting into fights with other people.

A man sues his on-and-off girlfriend for repayment of a loan and late fees.

The season's two $100,000 winners vie for the grand prize; videos include a girl crying that she wants a new dad, a boy trying to pull out a tooth with a drone and a cat trying to swipe a woman's food.

A man's tire rolls and knocks down a neighbor's mailbox; a car sunroof that leaks during a drive-through car wash; kids amazed by magic tricks; a macho guy encounters bats.

A birthday girl wishes for a better cake; teen sisters interrupt piano practice with their funny dance interpretation; mishaps between dads and their daughters; a daughter helps wax her dad's stomach.

Finalists compete for the first $100,000 prize; videos include a bacon-loving beagle; cellphone siesta; boy on roller coaster; Frisbee-catching dog; hungry llamas; cranky kid in choir; a boy who dances in the outfield; face swapping.

A woman tries to order hotel room service from a lamp; a teenager immediately drops her new phone; funny faces in slow-motion; a woman vacuums without noticing the hose is unattached; a remote control car frightens a cat.

A woman learns she is going to be a grandmother by finding a bun in the oven; a drone gets stuck in a woman's hair; a woman's family pranks her with a whoopee cushion; a grandmother is excited when she gets tickets to "Dancing With the Stars.".

Crime, street sense and the status quo roil the mind of a teenager (Tyrin Turner) in the Watts section of Los Angeles.

For more than 25 years, a wife guards a secret to protect her preacher husband, their kids and their megachurch; when the secret threatens to destroy everything, she faces a hard choice, embrace the truth or risk losing it all.

Crime, street sense and the status quo roil the mind of a teenager (Tyrin Turner) in the Watts section of Los Angeles.

For more than 25 years, a wife guards a secret to protect her preacher husband, their kids and their megachurch; when the secret threatens to destroy everything, she faces a hard choice, embrace the truth or risk losing it all.

A woman learns she is going to be a grandmother by finding a bun in the oven; a drone gets stuck in a woman's hair; a woman's family pranks her with a whoopee cushion; a grandmother is excited when she gets tickets to "Dancing With the Stars.".

When a recently divorced woman and a reformed ladies' man move quickly into a new relationship, their adult children worry that their infatuation is a case of "puppy love" and won't last.

A young man attempts to mend a broken relationship between his controlling fiancé and his overprotective mother; when the two sides start to compare notes, however, the women wonder if his desire to keep the peace has actually ignited a larger war.

It's new consultant Peter's first appointment; Christie's mom doesn't like plunging necklines or the energy of certain dresses; Monique is so picky that she has Mindy and Randy both stumped.

A bride and groom from "Big Brother" shop together; social media pro Kristin must look perfect; chef Cat Cora gets married.

Superfan TK brings seven very feisty ladies with very different opinions to help her choose the "it" dress; actress Leslie has an unlimited budget but refuses to believe her opinionated mom chose the perfect wedding gown on the very first try.

When a man passes away, he reportedly bequeaths a vintage Harley to his son, who also dies, leaving a family in turmoil amidst reputed drug charges.

A musician believes that a web of lies surrounds the destruction of his precious camcorder; a mother rewards her graduating son by cosigning on a car, then he fails to keep a job during a personal depression of which he says she was aware.

A mother says she had a nervous breakdown when her father made allegations to children's services.

A woman, fearing for her son's life, rushes to his home only to be accused of resisting arrest, amid accusations of forgery and property damage.

A woman accuses her party photographer of taking pictures of complete strangers and refusing to send pics on a flash drive; a man being accused of skipping out on rental responsibilities decides a woman he took in should now be a paying tenant.

A pet owner is accused of taking to the street to try to kill a neighbor's German shepherd dog in order to avenge an attack on little Kanye.

The defendant says he and the plaintiff broke up because she didn't like that he went out and partied without her.

The plaintiff admits to cheating on the defendant because he did not give her enough attention.

A woman sues her former roommate for rent, a late fee and a cleaning fee, saying the defendant moved out without notice.

Video highlights include Easter egg hunts, a dog who thinks his shadow belongs to another dog, a boy's toy drone gets caught in his mother's hair, and a musical salute to hamsters eating.

Ken and Tricia get more counselling from Dr. Francis. In Detroit, Destiny and her sister reunite with family, but a tense visit with their mom upsets Destiny. In Pontiac, the Scotts visit their father and Uncle Rick.

The Scott brothers visit their old stomping grounds in Pontiac, Mich., and have a bonding moment with their dad; Tricia reveals to Ken that Tisha said he was in another woman's DMs; Ken confronts Marsau about Tisha spilling the tea.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

Funmi's fashionable Nigerian luncheon stirs unexpected truths. Tiffany's Couples Night spirals when the guest list goes rogue. Trey, Stormi's three-legged pup, makes a bold prediction as the Live countdown leaves Stormi facing unexpected drama.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

Funmi's fashionable Nigerian luncheon stirs unexpected truths. Tiffany's Couples Night spirals when the guest list goes rogue. Trey, Stormi's three-legged pup, makes a bold prediction as the Live countdown leaves Stormi facing unexpected drama.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

The remaining couples partake in a group activity learning Japanese bondage; Sandia and Chris meet with a relationship expert.

Dymond and Aaron H. deal with the aftermath of her sister's visit; Chris and Millie find themselves in another heated argument; Aaron J. winds up in the doghouse with Jody after a bedroom faux pas; Millie and Gregg discover a trauma bond.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

Funmi's fashionable Nigerian luncheon stirs unexpected truths. Tiffany's Couples Night spirals when the guest list goes rogue. Trey, Stormi's three-legged pup, makes a bold prediction as the Live countdown leaves Stormi facing unexpected drama.

Nevada is tired of chaos, while Kevin thinks their home can be made functional.

While Dave loves their house; Sonya wants a home without a to-do list.

Creating a private space for a mother and daughter.

Aaron and Danielle want a new home to start their family.

A young couple look to buy their first home together after relocating for work to Illinois; he's looking for a newer ranch-style house with a big yard, but she's hoping for an older craftsman with unique details.

A couple hailing from New York and Mexico move to rural Georgia in search of more space for their young daughter and five dogs; he wants a farmhouse with big acreage, far from civilization, but she'd prefer something more modern, close to shopping.

A bachelor is looking to break a cycle of generational poverty within his family and purchase his first home in Philadelphia; with money on his mind, he's hoping to find a place with a basement to rent out so he can supplement his income.

After years of hard work, a couple look to trade up for a more spacious home in the Tampa area; she wants a place that's sleek and modern, but he prefers something bright that reminds him of the Caribbean.

A couple from Tennessee move sight unseen to Playa Potrero, Costa Rica; they researched properties before deciding to move, but now that their flip-flops are on the ground, they're realizing that things are more costly than expected.

After a whirlwind romance in China, a couple are quickly married and moving back to his native Australia; she's used to having things her way and wants a place in a busy city area, but he also has a teenage daughter to consider.

A musician escapes his tabloid-worthy exploits with a new start in Bangkok.

Two former soldiers and their son return to Wiesbaden, Germany, as married civilians; she wants a traditional home that's near the city center, while he prefers something modern that's farther out.

A newlywed couple are at odds over buying or renting their first home in Paris, France; she's moving from Atlanta and wants to purchase a home with plenty of room, but he's already living in Paris and prefers to rent a place that's in the city.

A husband and wife decide to follow their true purpose as nomadic artists and move to Da Nang, Vietnam; she's looking to experience the local culture in a small studio space, but he wants to be in an expat neighborhood in a larger apartment.

Marsau chides Tisha for being messy. Tricia and Ken discuss having a baby. Nell thinks Lance is partying too much. Tricia gets called out for posting flirtatious emojis on Lance's IG. Nell breaks down to the ladies about the stress in her life.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

Tisha is unhappy that Destiny has been talking about her to Kimmi and confronts Destiny at her open house. Ken admits to Will that he's hanging out with another woman and Tricia found out. Tricia tells Sharon she wishes Ken was more honest with her.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

Tisha is unhappy that Destiny has been talking about her to Kimmi and confronts Destiny at her open house. Ken admits to Will that he's hanging out with another woman and Tricia found out. Tricia tells Sharon she wishes Ken was more honest with her.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Lateshia pursues a postnup, prompting Glen to meet with an attorney. Latrice confides to her mother that she wants a child, but Cliff does not. Marie gathers the Belles to deal with Shante, sparking a shouting match.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

Tisha is unhappy that Destiny has been talking about her to Kimmi and confronts Destiny at her open house. Ken admits to Will that he's hanging out with another woman and Tricia found out. Tricia tells Sharon she wishes Ken was more honest with her.

Brandon surprises Kristina with a birthday party and a ring, but another argument might ruin the night; Kristina and Kimberly finally have a one-on-one; Lakeita opens up about her concerns over Bravo with the ladies.

Kristina misses Brandon's support when she tries to kick her music career into gear; Anthony attends a Man's Movement event, but it's not without drama; Kolby's aunt helps her to come to terms with having another girl.

Marsau chides Tisha for being messy. Tricia and Ken discuss having a baby. Nell thinks Lance is partying too much. Tricia gets called out for posting flirtatious emojis on Lance's IG. Nell breaks down to the ladies about the stress in her life.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

Tisha is unhappy that Destiny has been talking about her to Kimmi and confronts Destiny at her open house. Ken admits to Will that he's hanging out with another woman and Tricia found out. Tricia tells Sharon she wishes Ken was more honest with her.

A delivery man forgets to put the brakes on his truck; a chicken surprises a woman; a raccoon tries to pass for a household pet; a person only paying attention to their phone has an encounter with a full table of food.

A cat tries to drink a man's coffee; a cat curbs its appetite by stealing an entire bag of meat; the crazy antics of cats and other pets.

Parents lip-sync to their children's tantrums; sisters get emotional when they discover their new puppy; a mother discovers her twins covered the house in flour.

A girl misplaces her lollipop; a kid gets a fish stuck in his shorts; parents turn their child's tantrum into a lip-syncing contest; a girl plans to live a lavish life.

A successful reality TV star and businesswoman is going through a divorce and becoming an empty nester in Atlanta; she's used to living in luxury, but at this stage of her life, her friends think it's time for her to downsize.

A young couple has differing priorities on their search for a home in Nashville; she wants a modern condo in the action downtown, but he's getting ready to pop the question and prefers a house in the suburbs where they can raise future kids.

Newlyweds are on a search to find a home to start their family in Worcester, Mass.; both are hard to please; with their contrasting styles and his interest in plumbing, they may run out of options.

After recently getting out of debt, a couple want to purchase their first home in Atlanta; he thinks affordability should be their top priority, but she doesn't want to compromise on her long wish list.

Crime, street sense and the status quo roil the mind of a teenager (Tyrin Turner) in the Watts section of Los Angeles.

For more than 25 years, a wife guards a secret to protect her preacher husband, their kids and their megachurch; when the secret threatens to destroy everything, she faces a hard choice, embrace the truth or risk losing it all.

When a Maddi Kingsbury, a 26-year-old mother of two from Winona, Minnesota, goes missing, her devastated sister takes to social media to implore the public to help find her.

The investigation into the death of Sarah Harris raises questions about the relationship between a doctor and his much younger girlfriend.

In 2018, Jermain Charlo, a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, vanishes from the Flathead Reservation in Missoula, Montana. Her unsolved case shines a light on the nationwide epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women.

Teresa gets a restraining order against John; Caleb faces a new gun charge; Tristan's case comes to a head.

Diamond begins her 25-year prison sentence; Katie goes before the parole board; a new arrestee suffers from heroin withdrawal.

In 2021, Rikkell Bock visits her family farm in Lenawee County, Michigan, and finds her mother, Dee Warner, missing. Dee's husband, Dale, says he saw her that morning. Three years later, police find Dee's body in a fertilizer tank.

Teresa gets a restraining order against John; Caleb faces a new gun charge; Tristan's case comes to a head.

Diamond begins her 25-year prison sentence; Katie goes before the parole board; a new arrestee suffers from heroin withdrawal.

In 2021, Rikkell Bock visits her family farm in Lenawee County, Michigan, and finds her mother, Dee Warner, missing. Dee's husband, Dale, says he saw her that morning. Three years later, police find Dee's body in a fertilizer tank.

In 2018, Jermain Charlo, a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, vanishes from the Flathead Reservation in Missoula, Montana. Her unsolved case shines a light on the nationwide epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women.

A partially-clothed body is found along a horse path and it leads police on a four-state investigation which indicates the man's murder was based on a mistake.

A community mobilizes a massive manhunt when a 3-year-old child goes missing; during the investigation, police uncover a terrible secret.

Samantha must rise above her bullying mom to find the perfect dress; Lia procrastinates so long that she's left with only one day to find her dress.

Randy steps in to quell Jessica's feisty friends as they help her make a decision; Marlo hopes she can keep her twin Margo's brutally honest comments in check.

Bride Lyndzie believes she was royalty in a past life and intends to have a royal wedding in this life; bride Ashley wants a dress that's not too revealing, so her mom won't have a heart attack.

The Judges take issue with crating a rescue dog for eight hours a day; the pet owner is sued for damages allegedly delivered after his dog is let out.

When a beautiful Pomeranian named Honey goes missing, a bereft pet owner accuses her roommate of a vicious crime.

A disabled landlord slaps a temporary restraining order on a formerly homeless couple, accusing them of drug use and causing a flea infestation.

A group of people is accused of passively watching as a woman is beaten by a drunken lover; fear of reprisal causes her to drop charges.

A woman weeps as her reputation is on the line when a "friend" accuses her of selling thousands in fake designer bags and jewelry; a defendant absurdly accuses his ex-lover of impounding her own car.

A woman rents a tiny home only to go to war over a storage unit containing everything that wouldn't fit in her new place; after wiping out on the freeway, a biker suffers from a fractured knee and an angry motorist whose car he reportedly hit.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for emotional distress and unpaid rent; he admits he is still in love with her but claims their relationship didn't work out because she was verbally and physically abusive.

A man dated the defendant, and he admits that, after their son was born, he cheated on her with an ex-girlfriend.

A woman sues her ex for breach of contract, car damages and a damaged headboard, saying she allowed the defendant to move into her home and, after she caught him using drugs, he physically attacked her.

Party piñata filled with vegetables; bulldog that eats nacho cheese flavored chips; funny goats.

A teen recovering from dental surgery thinks her nurse is Hillary Clinton; a woman in labor dances hip-hop in the delivery room; a boy battles fierce winds; hoverboard mishaps; face-swapping videos.

A woman in a medical office is confronted by a hanging skeleton; a man deals with a bucket of stew that overturned in the trunk of his car; a safari park ostrich swallows a car air freshener; a grandmother has a virtual reality experience.

Funny pranks; a musical tribute to cats; a deer steals the carrot nose from a snowman.

Nine finalists go head-to-head for a $100,000 prize; twin boys are forced to share a soda; a girl's makeup tutorial gets messy; a boy helps his mom compose the cutest grocery list ever; a boy is horrified to learn sucking on markers can be hazardous.

Fishing mishaps; a remote-controlled fake alligator goes after a woman lounging in a river.

A little girl claims her dog turned into a human and colored the rug; a teen recovering from dental surgery thinks his ice pack is a juice box; a music montage features people getting scared in funny ways.

Ten finalists compete for a $100,000 prize; wind blows homework out of a backpack; a toddler refuses vegetables; a mom discovers a huge mess; a dog gets excited by a dog puppet; a woman tests a bug zapper; a man sings Christmas carols in his car.

Hilarious football follies; adorable hamsters; curious bears.

Fishing mishaps; a remote-controlled fake alligator goes after a woman lounging in a river.

A little girl claims her dog turned into a human and colored the rug; a teen recovering from dental surgery thinks his ice pack is a juice box; a music montage features people getting scared in funny ways.

Ten finalists compete for a $100,000 prize; wind blows homework out of a backpack; a toddler refuses vegetables; a mom discovers a huge mess; a dog gets excited by a dog puppet; a woman tests a bug zapper; a man sings Christmas carols in his car.

Hilarious football follies; adorable hamsters; curious bears.

A woman in a medical office is confronted by a hanging skeleton; a man deals with a bucket of stew that overturned in the trunk of his car; a safari park ostrich swallows a car air freshener; a grandmother has a virtual reality experience.

Funny pranks; a musical tribute to cats; a deer steals the carrot nose from a snowman.

Tracey's determined to find a black gown but mom says no; Randy helps his niece Danielle find the perfect dress.

Rebecca has lost 90 pounds and won't let her mom keep her from her dream dress; Cassidy has her heart set on one particular Hayley Paige gown.

Crystal and her sisters have some severe sibling rivalry that she must rise above to find the perfect dress; Rebekah is known as the bionic model because of her prosthetic arm, and Randy makes it his mission to find her a dress.

While having a stroke, a woman drives herself to the ER, only to be visited by a friend who borrows her car and wrecks it; in need of money for his clothing business, a man makes a deal with a friend that lands him in trouble and unable to collect.

A man moves in with his girlfriend and allegedly brings a devastating bug infestation with him.

Production partners of a TV show fight over video footage that was allegedly made unusable because of an arrest in the editor's family.

A widow accuses a pastor she has known for decades of taking $15,000 of her money to buy a truck.

A woman claims she found multiple texts, some with nude photos, from her boyfriend to other women; an uninsured motorist falls asleep while driving and strikes another car.

A car owner sues a man for disfiguring his car; an elderly woman advances money to a handyman in exchange for work she claims he never did.

A woman sues her sister for car rental fees and a traffic ticket, and she says the defendant has never had a job, because she is supported by a sugar daddy.

A woman sues her ex-fiancé over unpaid rent; he says that after they broke up, she pepper-sprayed him.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for the return of personal property and emotional distress; he says that three months after he started dating her, she confessed that she was a drug addict.

Video highlights include a cat biting its owner's behind; kids giving comical commentary; funny social media filters; workplace evacuation caused by a burned bagel.

After a Michigan mother goes missing, her husband's alibi evaporates; a young South Carolina girl is kidnapped and held captive in an underground bunker by a sexual predator.

An innocent woman is murdered; a California girl is kidnapped and abused.

A mother is brutally murdered in her own garage; the investigation leads police close to home.

An eye doctor is stabbed to death on the way to his car.

The wife of an internationally renowned Ivy League professor is murdered and the killer is the last person anyone would have expected. A Phoenix postman is accused and sentenced to death. Did he do it? Follow his story.

Twenty years after being sexually assaulted at a party, the victim receives a letter in the mail; an immigrant disappears.

Three babies are abandoned at birth within blocks of each other, five years apart; 30 years later, DNA testing reveals they are siblings, and technology points them to their birth mother.

A podcast host and a virtual network of amateur detectives take on a murder case involving the death of Jim Melgar and his wife, Sandy, who was accused of the murder by police.

The wife of an internationally renowned Ivy League professor is murdered and the killer is the last person anyone would have expected. A Phoenix postman is accused and sentenced to death. Did he do it? Follow his story.

Twenty years after being sexually assaulted at a party, the victim receives a letter in the mail; an immigrant disappears.

Three babies are abandoned at birth within blocks of each other, five years apart; 30 years later, DNA testing reveals they are siblings, and technology points them to their birth mother.

A podcast host and a virtual network of amateur detectives take on a murder case involving the death of Jim Melgar and his wife, Sandy, who was accused of the murder by police.

Margaret Purk is just days away from having her first baby when she is found dead from an apparent suicide; 24 years later, new clues lead investigators to re-open the case.

Teenagers Rebecca Bender and Bekah Charleston fall for men who seem to care about them, then they're lured into human trafficking and coerced into prostitution.

Julianna wants the sexiest dress ever, but her fiancé's family are afraid she'll say yes to a dress she'll regret; jumpsuit enthusiast Randell wants a wedding onesie.

Twins Marlo and Margo return, with Marlo as the bride; in a cruel case of karma, Margo's sass comes out and family drama further escalates upon the revelation of a major secret; bride Val needs a gown for her icy wedding atop an Alaskan glacier.

Jamiee and fiancée Lisa are shopping together, and to keep the brides from seeing each other's looks, the consultants plan a wild surprise; wedding planner Michelle tries to let go and enjoy being the bride; Shay confronts Randy.

An uninsured, unlicensed driver blames another motorist and a runaway witness for her reckless sideswiping of a parked car; a disgruntled worker says his boss cheated him out of money, while the boss says he didn't deliver what he promised.

A woman with metal plates in her head and hand makes the mistake of telling a new boyfriend-in-need about her big money payout; a contractor refuses to install electrical wiring into a reportedly misplaced, water-filled trench for a spa.

A caregiver is accused of maliciously making false statements about the treatment of children; a recovering addict admits his judgment was impaired when he neglected to pay back a friend after reportedly being threatened during a car accident.

After a videographer is caught sleeping on the job, a jurist teaches him a humorous lesson; a father demands $2,500 for pain and suffering after his child is bitten by mosquitos because his family was reportedly forced to eat outside.

A man who repossessed a car three times is accused of fraud for reportedly overvaluing a salvage vehicle; a couple agree to babysit for $2 an hour only to reportedly be robbed of all earnings when a child's family skips town without paying.

A man says the only reason he promised to pay back his ex for loans is that he feared she might commit suicide; a mechanic holds out for a higher bid on a classic car, but its owner says he's waited long enough and sues for the return of the vehicle.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend smacked her in the face and destroyed her property in a jealous rage; he says she set two of his suitcases on fire and destroyed his clothes.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for repayment of loans and property damages; she says that after they moved in together, he became emotionally and physically abusive.

A woman sues her sister for repayment of two loans and accuses her of joining a gang when she was 13 years old.

Fishing mishaps; a remote-controlled fake alligator goes after a woman lounging in a river.

Shane won $1 million on a scratcher, so he and his partner, Crystal are searching for a dream home in Tallahassee, Fla.; Crystal wants a beautiful home that's move-in ready, and Shane wants a huge yard for their two dogs.

After thinking his scratch-off only won him a couple hundred bucks, a man scans his card to find out it carries a worth of $750,000, so the family shops for the home of their dreams.

A former carpenter and his fiance want to fulfill a lifelong dream of living on the coast of Maine after winning the lottery.

After purchasing a scratch card at a local garage and winning a million dollars, Scott and Paige are looking to upgrade their family home in Champaign, Ill.; David Bromstad sets out with the couple to help them find the perfect property.

A lottery skeptic won $1 million on the first scratch ticket she ever bought; now, with the help of property ace David Bromstad, she and her husband set out to buy the perfect retirement palace in sunny Florida.

Bill and Eric hit the jackpot on the St. Patrick's Day lottery and couldn't believe their good luck; the happy couple and their twins need David's help finding a larger family home on Chicago's classy North Shore.

A dedicated wife, mother and lottery player with a daily scratch ticket ritual was finally rewarded after seven years of perseverance; her $1 million win has her family looking for a dream home in Western Massachusetts.

A man's hard work pays off when he wins $7 million after playing the same set of numbers for three years; instead of buying a home for himself, he hopes David can help him find a Texas mansion for his mom where she can enjoy her twilight years.

A construction worker wins $250,000 and calls on David to help him find a place near his eight adult daughters.

After winning $1 million, a couple seeks a home in Jupiter, Fla., which is renowned for the lifestyle it offers to the rich and famous; Florida's booming population and low stock challenge David Bromstad to find a glamorous home at the right price.

After winning big on a scratch-off, Newlyweds in Des Moines, Iowa, hope David can find them a brand-new home big enough to start a family.

A New York couple who won a million dollars on a single scratcher can finally buy the second home on Oneida Lake that they've always dreamed of.

A former police officer couple win the lottery in Bergen County, N.J., making a better life for themselves and their five kids; they call on David Bromstad to find a property that fits their large family and meets their sky-high expectations.

Living in a small apartment in Columbus, Ohio, Brenda and Jesse win a million dollars; David Bromstad takes them on a journey to help them find their American dream home.

Nick won $100,000 from a scratch off and now he and his wife Robyn want to buy their forever home in Bangor, Pennsylvania; David Bromstad is challenged to find them a single-family home on a very small budget.

The winner of a million dollars and her sister-in-law search for a home in the upmarket suburb of Spring Hill, Fla.

A construction worker wins $250,000 and calls on David to help him find a place near his eight adult daughters.

After winning $1 million, a couple seeks a home in Jupiter, Fla., which is renowned for the lifestyle it offers to the rich and famous; Florida's booming population and low stock challenge David Bromstad to find a glamorous home at the right price.

After winning big on a scratch-off, Newlyweds in Des Moines, Iowa, hope David can find them a brand-new home big enough to start a family.

A New York couple who won a million dollars on a single scratcher can finally buy the second home on Oneida Lake that they've always dreamed of.

A former police officer couple win the lottery in Bergen County, N.J., making a better life for themselves and their five kids; they call on David Bromstad to find a property that fits their large family and meets their sky-high expectations.

Living in a small apartment in Columbus, Ohio, Brenda and Jesse win a million dollars; David Bromstad takes them on a journey to help them find their American dream home.

Nick won $100,000 from a scratch off and now he and his wife Robyn want to buy their forever home in Bangor, Pennsylvania; David Bromstad is challenged to find them a single-family home on a very small budget.

The winner of a million dollars and her sister-in-law search for a home in the upmarket suburb of Spring Hill, Fla.

Delilah has had enough with Dan's renovations.

Janice bought a house without consulting Trevor.

Nikki is looking for a fun, party-ready dress for her wild New Year's Eve wedding; bride Natalie dreams of a finding a massive ball gown.

Randy Fenoli looks back on some of his favorite celebrity moments, from celebrity brides and entourage members to big star surprises, revisit moments with Joan Rivers, Kelly Ripa, Kathy Griffin, Jillian Michaels and more.

Transgender bride Gabrielle hopes to find a dress that rivals her fierce drag queen gowns; Kathleen, a budget-conscious accountant, needs a dress for her Tax Day wedding; bride Mykia's father is a Kleinfeld super-fan with a big surprise in store.

A woman tries to provide curb appeal for kids on their way to school but instead trips on a root and sues for emotional distress; a woman is sued for hundreds of dollars in tickets after abandoning a $500 car that reportedly blew up on the road.

Ex-girlfriends reunite at a birthday party only to end up at a police station after a violent fight involving racist speech and bleach spray; Sassy the dog is viciously attacked by a neighbor's pit bull, and her owner sues for damages.

A woman's cross-country move comes to an abrupt halt when a mover overestimates his ability and refuses to return her $6,800 deposit; good friends fight over money they invested in a hairstyling business after hair extensions get held up in customs.

A young man steps up to explain his anger issues after causing damage to his mother's apartment, while she fights her landlord for the return of her deposit; a road trip between friendly divorcees ends in disaster when one falls asleep while driving.

New roommates accuse a woman who fled an abusive relationship of skipping out on rent; a single mother of an autistic toddler accuses her child's father of failing to pay back thousands in bail money and neglecting to pay any child support.

A teenager's birthday dreams are dashed when the pandemic shutters her big event; a choreographer refuses to return the "mother-daughter" dance deposit.

A woman sues her former best friend and her boyfriend's sister because, she claims, they came to her house -- with knives -- to fight, and ended up slashing her tires.

A man sues his estranged wife for unreturned property; she says they separated after he had an affair and fell in love with his mistress.

A woman sues her sister-in-law for a bail bond and attorney fees because she feels the defendant had her falsely arrested; the defendant claims the plaintiff attacked her and cut her face -- when she was pregnant.

A little girl claims her dog turned into a human and colored the rug; a teen recovering from dental surgery thinks his ice pack is a juice box; a music montage features people getting scared in funny ways.

A boy describes his girlfriend as being a bit prehistoric; a dog jumps off a boat to swim with a dolphin; a squirrel struggles to climb the pole to a bird feeder.

A woman learns she is going to be a grandmother by finding a bun in the oven; a drone gets stuck in a woman's hair; a woman's family pranks her with a whoopee cushion; a grandmother is excited when she gets tickets to "Dancing With the Stars.".

Fishing mishaps; a remote-controlled fake alligator goes after a woman lounging in a river.

A young girl thinks a photo of George Washington is her Aunt Marsha; a young boy tries to command music to be played from a non-existing device; a baby accidentally orders $900 concert tickets from his aunt's phone; goats caught on camera.

Two life sentences for a 1947 double murder land an innocent man in the notorious and corrupt Maine State Penitentiary.

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Two life sentences for a 1947 double murder land an innocent man in the notorious and corrupt Maine State Penitentiary.

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A newly engaged couple brings their families together to meet for the first time, but they fail to be honest about the problems in their relationship; two brothers unite to take matters into their own hands.