Las Vegas realtor Ron Rudin is found dead in the Nevada desert; as the investigation heats up, his wife Margaret, the prime suspect, goes on the run.

At ten years old, Brittney Bergeron survived a violent attack after already surviving a rough childhood.

Brittany and Jeramie have an on-and-off and tumultuous co-parenting relationship, and Jeramie recently reconnected with old classmate Brittney and moved her into his home.

Kim says her father sexually abused her from the ages of 7 to 14; he says they had a.

Tiffany, tells her mother, Wanda, she ruined her wedding, among many other things, but Wanda says her bipolar disorder is at fault for her earlier actions; Tiffany says she is sick of her mother blaming her mental health issues for her bad behavior.

Karen says her husband mentally abuses her by telling her how fat she is and how terrible she looks, criticizes her makeup, calls her names and tells fat jokes.

Rebecca, 19, dropped out of college and left her job to spend 24/7 with her aggressive boyfriend, who blames a lesion on his brain for his anger and rage.

Mary and Michael lost a daughter to an overdose in 2011, and they are worried about history repeating itself; their biggest fear is finding daughter Shayne dead from using drugs in her home, which is cluttered due to hoarding.

Shayne is ready to confront her family about her drug addiction, and to confront her sister, Shelby, because she feels she is responsible for their other sister's death.

A former grocery-store cashier confronts the robber who held her at gunpoint and shot her in the face.

Karla says she is terrified for her daughter, Abby, who she claims is dealing with debilitating episodes of PTSD from being possessed by demons for over a decade; Abby has an episode on stage.

A woman sues her younger brother for repayment of a loan and says he has been in and out of prison for selling drugs.

A man says his former friend tried to fight him, so he's suing for breach of contract; the ex-friend counter-sues, claiming he's owed money for rent and utilities.

After the defendant's ex-girlfriend set his car on fire, his brother lent him money, but he is yet to be repaid; the defendant claims he's owed for rent.

Sandy says that after she found out her toddler grandson was being neglected, she and her husband filed for permanent guardianship of the boy; her daughter says she has a full-time job and is no longer homeless, so she deserves to have her baby back.

Jordan, 23, says she loves the attention she gets from her anorexia; her stepfather says he has spent more than $100,000 trying to save her life but is done.

A terminally ill 87-year-old man is found dead in his basement from an apparent fall, then detectives realize the scene has been staged.

After helping a friend fix his computer, 18-year-old tech prodigy Sam Poss takes off on foot and never returns home.

In 2006, a young woman and her baby are found murdered at home; detectives discover a complicated romance, a revelation and evidence to make an arrest.

A woman is found shot to death in a Catskills vacation house just before it erupts in flames, hiding even more secrets.

While nursing a broken heart, a graduate student is swept off her feet by someone new, then she comes to realize nothing is quite what it appears to be.

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

In 2006, a young woman and her baby are found murdered at home; detectives discover a complicated romance, a revelation and evidence to make an arrest.

A woman is found shot to death in a Catskills vacation house just before it erupts in flames, hiding even more secrets.

While nursing a broken heart, a graduate student is swept off her feet by someone new, then she comes to realize nothing is quite what it appears to be.

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

Tiffany, tells her mother, Wanda, she ruined her wedding, among many other things, but Wanda says her bipolar disorder is at fault for her earlier actions; Tiffany says she is sick of her mother blaming her mental health issues for her bad behavior.

Karla says she is terrified for her daughter, Abby, who she claims is dealing with debilitating episodes of PTSD from being possessed by demons for over a decade; Abby has an episode on stage.

Ronald, 17, says his $1,000 per month allowance isn't enough for his lavish taste and demands that his mother give him a raise; she works up to 120 hours a week and fears that if she doesn't give in to him, he will resort to getting money illegally.

A former grocery-store cashier confronts the robber who held her at gunpoint and shot her in the face.

Sandy says that after she found out her toddler grandson was being neglected, she and her husband filed for permanent guardianship of the boy; her daughter says she has a full-time job and is no longer homeless, so she deserves to have her baby back.

Jordan, 23, says she loves the attention she gets from her anorexia; her stepfather says he has spent more than $100,000 trying to save her life but is done.

Jason says his ex-wife, Tina, refuses to be a parent, while their 16-year-old daughter refuses to talk to him, because he is a disciplinarian; Tina says Jason has put up cameras to watch her and her daughter and listen to their conversations.

Amanda says her father molested her for 15 years; her mother and other family members refuse to believe her, but her grandmother says they are in denial; the three women come face-to-face to get to the bottom of what happened.

Fourteen-year-old Tatum puts herself in dangerous situations by meeting men online and sneaking out of her home; she is currently living in a juvenile detention facility for assaulting her mother.

A woman sues her daughter for repayment of a loan to go to Las Vegas.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for repayment of a loan; he says the money was a gift and therefore denies owing her anything.

A woman sues for a paternity test to determine if the defendant is her child's father.

Kelly says that her daughter, Danielle, suddenly changed from a vibrant young woman to a health-obsessed hypochondriac and a hoarder.

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Richard wants to move to a larger home, but Danielle doesn't want to leave her elderly aunt, who lives next door.

Karina, her son and her sister had to squeeze back into a small bachelorette pad.

A man loves the location of his house, but his wife feels confined by the cramped living area, and would prefer a more open concept in the country.

After adopting their teenage daughter, a couple debates if their house can function with four.

Tyler and Kim have a charming house in the heart of the city; Kim grows tired of the limited space and sharing her bedroom and bathroom with the kids, but Tyler doesn't want to move.

Cole and Ashley bought their first home sight unseen, and must decide whether to renovate or find another home.

A man loves the location of his house, but his wife feels confined by the cramped living area, and would prefer a more open concept in the country.

After adopting their teenage daughter, a couple debates if their house can function with four.

Tyler and Kim have a charming house in the heart of the city; Kim grows tired of the limited space and sharing her bedroom and bathroom with the kids, but Tyler doesn't want to move.

Cole and Ashley bought their first home sight unseen, and must decide whether to renovate or find another home.

Ronald, 17, says his $1,000 per month allowance isn't enough for his lavish taste and demands that his mother give him a raise; she works up to 120 hours a week and fears that if she doesn't give in to him, he will resort to getting money illegally.

Fourteen-year-old Tatum puts herself in dangerous situations by meeting men online and sneaking out of her home; she is currently living in a juvenile detention facility for assaulting her mother.

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Amanda says her father molested her for 15 years; her mother and other family members refuse to believe her, but her grandmother says they are in denial; the three women come face-to-face to get to the bottom of what happened.

Sadara, 15, has been arrested more than 50 times, and she smokes, drinks, steals high-priced items and has dropped out of school; her parents are at odds over how to parent her, and she blames her father for disciplining her.

Maryann shot the.

Miranda says her mother is controlling, manic and always nagging her; Cathy says she has no choice, because her 22-year-old daughter is living in her home, fighting, screaming, drinking and on prescription drugs.

Amanda says her father sexually abused her for more than a decade, but some family members refuse to believe her; what he said to her in a phone call recorded by police; she takes a polygraph exam.

Three sisters say their mother, Shelly, is a raging alcoholic who abuses them and their father and regularly threatens to kill him; Shelly says she is the real victim.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for wrecking her vehicle.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for breach of contract and legal fees; she says he tried to propose to her with another ex-girlfriend's ring.

A man who had a one-night stand with a co-worker says the co-worker stole money from him.

A family man mysteriously vanishes, only to re-appear years later; a high school honors student's sexual relationship with a fellow schoolmate lands her in jail.

Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus tell their story of being held hostage by Ariel Castro including the moment of capture, years of abuse, and their final dash for freedom.

When Skylar Neece disappears out of her bedroom window, her parents begin to question the intentions of her supposed best friends.

Shanann Watts and her two young daughters go missing, and husband and father Chris pleads for their safe return on television; then their bodies are found at the oil site where he works.

A mother of three goes missing; her car is found in flames, but she is nowhere in sight; as police begin to investigate, they find out she had been keeping a secret from her family, one that would point the case in an entirely new direction.

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Despite a daughter describing her mother as her best friend, she stabs her to death; a witness reveals a secret that could explain the motive.

A mother of three goes missing; her car is found in flames, but she is nowhere in sight; as police begin to investigate, they find out she had been keeping a secret from her family, one that would point the case in an entirely new direction.

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Phil Hartman shot to fame on.

Despite a daughter describing her mother as her best friend, she stabs her to death; a witness reveals a secret that could explain the motive.

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Three sisters say their mother, Shelly, is a raging alcoholic who abuses them and their father and regularly threatens to kill him; Shelly says she is the real victim.

Betty says Philip wanted an open marriage, and she met and fell in love with Kevin, so Philip abuses her because her behavior makes him angry; Susan and Brad discuss how they successfully navigated through their divorce while running their company.

Amanda says her father sexually abused her for more than a decade, but some family members refuse to believe her; what he said to her in a phone call recorded by police; she takes a polygraph exam.

Monique and Sunjay say their 23-year-old daughter has an obsession with hoarding hair, refuses to bathe, couch surfs with strangers she meets online, has fits of rage, and stabbed her father in the leg.

Fifteen-year-old Marie, who has told her parents she is pregnant after running away three times, says she knows who her baby's father is and has a plan, then takes a pregnancy test so that everyone can determine what her next step should be.

Jaclin's 11-month-old daughter accidentally suffocated while sleeping in the same bed with Jaclin and her boyfriend 10 years ago; the parents blame each other, and the mother says she has become a.

Loved ones are caught in the middle when men go to war with their mothers-in-law.

Eight years ago, AJ found his grandmother lying in a pool of blood after a brutal home invasion; his family members say he uses his PTSD as a crutch to get away with being violent, lazy and always playing the victim.

A man says his dog was injured in the care of a woman who looked after it while he was out of town.

A woman sues her daughter for unpaid tickets, saying that she was a good kid until she started dating a club promoter who was a bad influence; the defendant insists that her mother is suing for more than she owes.

The plaintiff bailed his grandson out of jail but is suing the young man's mother for the bail bond plus interest; she feels the plaintiff should sue her son for the money, because he's an adult.

Sandy says her 22-year-old son's life has been halted since his best friend died of a drug overdose, and her husband does not understand his pain; stepfather Thomas says the young man is just spoiled and defiant, and he wants to kick him out.

A wealthy, spoiled teen must go on a special assignment near Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles.

Courtney admits she has a history of lying, and when accused of stealing valuables, insists she has been pregnant three times and has a mental illness.

When tempers reach a boiling point, the family reels from revelations of long-held secrets, leaving everyone on edge; amidst the chaos, Jermeshia prepares for her long-awaited pitch, but the tense atmosphere threatens to derail her dream of legacy.

As Nicole and Jermeshia gear up for their pivotal Luxe Launch, others are scheming with hidden agendas; Joy reveals long-buried secrets, JaQuita confronts Monay, Lakeshia faces her father, and Nicole clashes over adoption with Larry.

Everything's bigger in Texas, especially the Braden family; across four generations of Black excellence, they're a tight-knit circle, navigating work and drama; pursuing their legacy, tensions may rise, but they always find a way back to each other.

A pair of soon-to-be-newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together; Amina helps them search for a house that's within their budget.

A woman who is technically considered a first-time buyer looks to find a house for herself 30 years after purchasing one with her late husband; Amina helps her search for a Florida dream oasis with warm, eclectic vibes and room for visitors.

When tempers reach a boiling point, the family reels from revelations of long-held secrets, leaving everyone on edge; amidst the chaos, Jermeshia prepares for her long-awaited pitch, but the tense atmosphere threatens to derail her dream of legacy.

With retirement approaching, a grandmother of four looks to finally buy her first home; Amina works to increase her purchasing power and helps expand the hunt to find the perfect home to spend retirement.

After her student loan debt is forgiven, an educator and single mom is in a position to buy a house; Amina helps her navigate the market and search for a house within her budget that she and her daughter can see eye-to-eye on.

As Nicole and Jermeshia gear up for their pivotal Luxe Launch, others are scheming with hidden agendas; Joy reveals long-buried secrets, JaQuita confronts Monay, Lakeshia faces her father, and Nicole clashes over adoption with Larry.

Jermeshia implements a questionable tactic in pursuit of legacy; Nicole and Larry's differing views on adoption cause friction; Lakeshia and Nicole delve into family secrets; the Bradens' Rodeo Round Up kicks up more dust than a bucking bronco.

A pair of soon-to-be-newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together; Amina helps them search for a house that's within their budget.

A woman who is technically considered a first-time buyer looks to find a house for herself 30 years after purchasing one with her late husband; Amina helps her search for a Florida dream oasis with warm, eclectic vibes and room for visitors.

Everything's bigger in Texas, especially the Braden family; across four generations of Black excellence, they're a tight-knit circle, navigating work and drama; pursuing their legacy, tensions may rise, but they always find a way back to each other.

With retirement approaching, a grandmother of four looks to finally buy her first home; Amina works to increase her purchasing power and helps expand the hunt to find the perfect home to spend retirement.

After her student loan debt is forgiven, an educator and single mom is in a position to buy a house; Amina helps her navigate the market and search for a house within her budget that she and her daughter can see eye-to-eye on.

When tempers reach a boiling point, the family reels from revelations of long-held secrets, leaving everyone on edge; amidst the chaos, Jermeshia prepares for her long-awaited pitch, but the tense atmosphere threatens to derail her dream of legacy.

As Nicole and Jermeshia gear up for their pivotal Luxe Launch, others are scheming with hidden agendas; Joy reveals long-buried secrets, JaQuita confronts Monay, Lakeshia faces her father, and Nicole clashes over adoption with Larry.

Betty says Philip wanted an open marriage, and she met and fell in love with Kevin, so Philip abuses her because her behavior makes him angry; Susan and Brad discuss how they successfully navigated through their divorce while running their company.

Eight years ago, AJ found his grandmother lying in a pool of blood after a brutal home invasion; his family members say he uses his PTSD as a crutch to get away with being violent, lazy and always playing the victim.

Melinda and Amy claim their lives have been turned upside down by a social media influencer and political activist named Paloma, who they say has subjected them to nine months of cyberbullying and harassment.

Taylor says she drinks hard liquor every weekend until she.

Tamara insists she loves Adderall and all of the.

Mike and Julia say that Mike's ex-wife, Christy, has been stalking and harassing them, repeatedly sending the police to their house for no reason; Christy denies their accusations and says that her ex-husband is poisoning her son against her.

Sandy says her 22-year-old son's life has been halted since his best friend died of a drug overdose, and her husband does not understand his pain; stepfather Thomas says the young man is just spoiled and defiant, and he wants to kick him out.

A wealthy, spoiled teen must go on a special assignment near Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles.

Engaged parents of a baby girl admit to repeatedly assaulting each other.

A woman plans to move from New Jersey to New Orleans to be with her long-time love.

An engineer's Alaskan commute prompts her to buy a house before she leaves.

Heavy travelers are ready to settle in and start a family.

A woman wants to buy her first home in downtown Baltimore.

A woman is anxious to find a home before her husband returns.

A woman wants to buy a home in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia.

Torn between looking for a dream single-family home or an investment opportunity, a young couple turns to Amina to learn about market factors and availability so they can choose the best path forward.

Amina helps a recent college graduate work to improve her credit score so that she can decide whether to buy now outside of her preferred area or wait until she finds her ideal home in Tampa, Florida.

A pair of soon-to-be-newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together; Amina helps them search for a house that's within their budget.

With retirement approaching, a grandmother of four looks to finally buy her first home; Amina works to increase her purchasing power and helps expand the hunt to find the perfect home to spend retirement.

Kimmi and Maurice host a tasting; Tricia finds herself in the hot seat as Marsau recounts meeting with her husband; Melody announces a girls' trip; Tisha insists Destiny join the vacation; Melody and Sunni meet up and discuss girl code in the group.

The ladies arrive in St. Thomas for their girls' trip and are surprised to see that Melody invited Sunni to join them; once at the villa, Nell confronts Melody about a perceived slight; Kimmi and Tisha complain to Melody.

Melody and Martell's feud comes to a head after Martell's arrest, and everyone struggles to remain neutral; an unexpected love triangle emerges as Stormi reconnects with an old friend; Destiny returns with a splash.

Back in the motor city, the Smiths' marital problems have grown; Kolby struggles with her pregnancy while Russell can't contain his excitement; the Thompsons' friends have issues with the Smiths that are sure to have Kristina feeling a way.

The ladies arrive in St. Thomas for their girls' trip and are surprised to see that Melody invited Sunni to join them; once at the villa, Nell confronts Melody about a perceived slight; Kimmi and Tisha complain to Melody.

Melody and Martell's feud comes to a head after Martell's arrest, and everyone struggles to remain neutral; an unexpected love triangle emerges as Stormi reconnects with an old friend; Destiny returns with a splash.

Back in the motor city, the Smiths' marital problems have grown; Kolby struggles with her pregnancy while Russell can't contain his excitement; the Thompsons' friends have issues with the Smiths that are sure to have Kristina feeling a way.

Kimmi and Maurice host a tasting; Tricia finds herself in the hot seat as Marsau recounts meeting with her husband; Melody announces a girls' trip; Tisha insists Destiny join the vacation; Melody and Sunni meet up and discuss girl code in the group.

The ladies arrive in St. Thomas for their girls' trip and are surprised to see that Melody invited Sunni to join them; once at the villa, Nell confronts Melody about a perceived slight; Kimmi and Tisha complain to Melody.

Melody and Martell's feud comes to a head after Martell's arrest, and everyone struggles to remain neutral; an unexpected love triangle emerges as Stormi reconnects with an old friend; Destiny returns with a splash.

Melinda and Amy claim their lives have been turned upside down by a social media influencer and political activist named Paloma, who they say has subjected them to nine months of cyberbullying and harassment.

Taylor says she drinks hard liquor every weekend until she.

Todd Chrisley's daughter, Lindsie, speaks out about her accusation that her father threatened to release a sex tape of her if she didn't agree to lie for him.

Kayla says her sister, Alicia, is a master manipulator who lies, steals, faked cancer, and may have been a prostitute; Alicia denies her sister's accusations and says her entire family has made her the black sheep.

An interview with the Ukrainian orphan whose adoptive parents have been accused of abandoning her when she was just 8 years old; they say Natalia, who has a form of dwarfism, is really a sociopathic adult posing as a child -- who tried to kill them.

Ex-Olympic and Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar is to spend the rest of his life in prison after hundreds of people came forward about his sexual abuse; two young women speak out for the first time on TV about their experiences with him.

Bailey, 21, returns to the show to tell Dr. Phil that she wants to meet the object of her obsession for the first time, because she has something important to tell her.

Oprah and Dr. Bruce Perry discuss their new book,.

Oprah sits down with author Tara Westover to discuss her New York Times best-selling memoir,.

Bodybuilders want to find a house with room for a workout space.

A woman has a huge wish list for her first home and a budget large enough to accommodate most items.

A Brooklyn couple wants to purchase a weekend getaway in Wayne County, Pennsylvania; While one wants little maintenance, the other wants lots of acreage and a home where family can visit.

A California couple who run a home business need more room for their family and look to upgrade; they're looking for at least four bedrooms and a lot of land for an outdoor retreat, and she doesn't mind spending at the top of their budget.

A couple recently moved in together and now they're looking for a larger home in Baton Rogue, Louisiana; she's looking for a place that has lots of glam with plenty of closet space, but he prefers something more rustic with local New Orleans charm.

A couple on opposite ends of almost every decision search for a new home in Austin, Texas; one prefers a move-in ready home that's under budget, but the other is willing to spend more.

After a lifetime of traveling, an Air Force veteran and her teen son move back to Huntsville, Ala.; she has a long list of demands for her new home, and it will take agent Kimmi Scott, from.

A Chicago couple disagree on which area they'd like to live in; she wants to be in the heart of the city, and he prefers a turn-key property where he can relax in the suburbs.

A couple looks to leave Chicago behind and purchase their first home in Columbus, Ohio. He wants to keep the hustle and bustle of the city with a high-rise downtown, but she's ready to start adulthood with a single family home in the suburbs.

A couple hurries to find a new place as they move from New York to Washington, D.C.; they have just one month before graduate school begins, and one is ready to max out on a luxurious home, but the other looks to spend less on something practical.

A young boy suffers a fatal fall at his father's home; two days later, the father's girlfriend is found hanging from a rope off a balcony; two mysterious deaths and two families searching for answers.

Two journalists are murdered on-air, the killer's identity is revealed by the camera's last image; a story emerges of a reporter whose career filled with early promise spiraled into disappointment, rage, and a delusional desire for deadly revenge.

A husband's obsession with the divorce movie.

An attack on local news anchor Ann Pressly in her home led to the death of a rising star in Little Rock, Ark.

Dorothy Stratten, the 1980 Playboy Playmate of the Year, is catapulted to fame; but Paul Snider, a small-time promoter who discovers the teen in Vancouver and marries her, is grappled with jealousy and anger at her new fame.

Dorothy Stratten, the 1980 Playboy Playmate of the Year, is catapulted to fame; but Paul Snider, a small-time promoter who discovers the teen in Vancouver and marries her, is grappled with jealousy and anger at her new fame.

A husband's obsession with the divorce movie.

An attack on local news anchor Ann Pressly in her home led to the death of a rising star in Little Rock, Ark.

Dorothy Stratten, the 1980 Playboy Playmate of the Year, is catapulted to fame; but Paul Snider, a small-time promoter who discovers the teen in Vancouver and marries her, is grappled with jealousy and anger at her new fame.

Dorothy Stratten, the 1980 Playboy Playmate of the Year, is catapulted to fame; but Paul Snider, a small-time promoter who discovers the teen in Vancouver and marries her, is grappled with jealousy and anger at her new fame.

Todd Chrisley's daughter, Lindsie, speaks out about her accusation that her father threatened to release a sex tape of her if she didn't agree to lie for him.

Kayla says her sister, Alicia, is a master manipulator who lies, steals, faked cancer, and may have been a prostitute; Alicia denies her sister's accusations and says her entire family has made her the black sheep.

Maya began acting out at age 12, when she caught her mom having an affair with.

Loved ones are caught in the middle when men go to war with their mothers-in-law.

Bronwyn claims a man she hooked up with a few times has teamed up with her mother to destroy her, and they have come up with so many outlandish lies against her that Child Protective Services knows her on a first-name basis.

A teen is accused of killing his baby brother and sister, but his mother insists he is innocent and has no behavioral issues; Payne Lindsey (podcast.

Chad allows his wife to be alone with their infant son after she overdosed while she was pregnant, caused the baby to be born addicted, and is accused of having been under the influence of heroin when she crashed her SUV with the baby in the vehicle.

A war veteran says his wife punches, slaps and kicks him, and his 2-year-old daughter's grandmothers fear that she has also fallen victim to the abuse.

Dr. Phil takes a look back at some of the show's most memorable guests, from a woman accused of murder to a father accused of sexual abuse.

The plaintiff paid for the defendant's dental work when they were engaged, but after they broke up, the defendant refused to pay her back.

The defendant's former friends say she raised $17,000 for an ailing family member but kept the money for herself.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for breach of contract after discovering that he was seeing another woman and gave her the exact same gifts on Valentine's Day; he says she is jealous, possessive and sneaky, and he countersues for a loan and defamation.

On a cross-country killing spree, drifter Andrew Cunanan shoots and kills Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace who is at the height of his fame.

A pregnant wife murdered, a secret affair and a search for justice spanning twenty years.

A murdered wife who is pregnant, a secret affair and a search for justice spanning 20 years.

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Two young men have feelings for the same young women and one of them is obsessed with winning her back; when one boy's body is found in the woods, surveillance video and secret journals reveal the mind of a teenage killer.

James Dailey is convicted of the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Florida; he is sentenced to death, but he maintains he is innocent; he fights to avoid execution and hopes those that believe him can save him in time.

James Dailey is convicted of the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Florida; he is sentenced to death, but he maintains he is innocent.

A film scene shot on a railroad bridge turns tragic when a train appears and a young crew member dies.

Two young men have feelings for the same young women and one of them is obsessed with winning her back; when one boy's body is found in the woods, surveillance video and secret journals reveal the mind of a teenage killer.

James Dailey is convicted of the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Florida; he is sentenced to death, but he maintains he is innocent; he fights to avoid execution and hopes those that believe him can save him in time.

James Dailey is convicted of the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Florida; he is sentenced to death, but he maintains he is innocent.

A film scene shot on a railroad bridge turns tragic when a train appears and a young crew member dies.

Maya began acting out at age 12, when she caught her mom having an affair with.

Dr. Phil takes a look back at some of the show's most memorable guests, from a woman accused of murder to a father accused of sexual abuse.

McKenzie told her identical twin to stay away from her wedding, saying she is a manipulative drug addict.

A war veteran says his wife punches, slaps and kicks him, and his 2-year-old daughter's grandmothers fear that she has also fallen victim to the abuse.

Depressed teen Brandon transitioned into a beautiful young woman named Diamond, who says she lives a glamorous lifestyle; her mother says Diamond is a jobless, homeless and emotionally unstable escort who has been kicked out of 13 shelters and homes.

Melinda says her 18-year-old daughter, Cassidy, smashes and destroys anything around her and has assaulted her; Cassidy says it is all a lie and she is being falsely accused.

Kelly says her 24-year-old daughter, Alicia, is suffering from many debilitating health issues as a result of her PTSD and needs constant care; Alicia claims her PTSD is caused by the horrific sexual abuse she had to endure as a child.

Jean says her 17-year-old daughter was the all-American girl until she began dating a 28-year-old divorced father; a look at the man's history.

Dr. Phil follows up with a havoc-wreaking mother-in-law, a pilot who spent a year in jail for a crime he says he didn't do, a woman who discovered her husband's trail of lies, and a guest who used one of Dr. Phil's books to lose almost 50 pounds.

A grandmother says she hasn't seen her son in four months and sues him for car damages and an iPhone; he says he asked her not to post pictures of his baby on social media, and that's why they haven't spoken.

The defendant says that after she hired the plaintiff to work on her home, he defamed her on social media; he sues because she failed to pay him, and she countersues for harassment.

One former exotic dancer sues another for a car refund; the defendant denies owing for the car and countersues for emotional distress.

Susan and Michael, parents of schizophrenic Janni, return to the show at odds over their 11-year-old son, Bodhi, who Susan is convinced is schizophrenic as well; Michael thinks Susan's quest for a diagnosis will harm their son.

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with exes Michael and Susan about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who Susan insists is dealing with schizophrenia, just like their 16-year-old daughter, Janni.

After an Arkansas outdoorsman disappears, authorities wade through accusations and rumors in their hunt for the missing man; as they zero in on a suspect and the body count rises, detectives rush to capture the killer before it's too late.

Chicago police detectives solve a 35-year-old murder after launching a program to identify the remains of eight victims slain by a infamous serial killer.

Hard-working family man Chris MacCallum disappears while on a camping trip deep in the forest along the border of California and Oregon; when detectives start to unravel the mystery, all roads lead to an unthinkable suspect.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

When an openly gay student is brutally murdered police must investigate every ugly lead, even those they don't wish to follow. Four young boys live in horrific conditions, will they live long enough to be free?

On Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job; two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted; years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime.

Hard-working family man Chris MacCallum disappears while on a camping trip deep in the forest along the border of California and Oregon; when detectives start to unravel the mystery, all roads lead to an unthinkable suspect.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

When an openly gay student is brutally murdered police must investigate every ugly lead, even those they don't wish to follow. Four young boys live in horrific conditions, will they live long enough to be free?

On Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job; two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted; years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime.

McKenzie told her identical twin to stay away from her wedding, saying she is a manipulative drug addict.

Dr. Phil follows up with a havoc-wreaking mother-in-law, a pilot who spent a year in jail for a crime he says he didn't do, a woman who discovered her husband's trail of lies, and a guest who used one of Dr. Phil's books to lose almost 50 pounds.

Michele says her daughter dropped out of college and she is still supporting her nine years later; the young woman says she must figure out a way to escape the co-dependent, toxic relationship she has with her mother.

Jean says her 17-year-old daughter was the all-American girl until she began dating a 28-year-old divorced father; a look at the man's history.

Susan and Michael, parents of schizophrenic Janni, return to the show at odds over their 11-year-old son, Bodhi, who Susan is convinced is schizophrenic as well; Michael thinks Susan's quest for a diagnosis will harm their son.

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with exes Michael and Susan about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who Susan insists is dealing with schizophrenia, just like their 16-year-old daughter, Janni.

Alexa cut off her now ex-mother-in-law's visitation with her grandson after her ex-husband tried to kill the family.

Ronaiah Tuiasosopo talks about the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax.

Dr. Phil follows up with a couple who parented while drunk, a man whose wife was accused of running a million-dollar escort agency, a young woman who escaped from a polygamous sect, and a man whose father killed his mother.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for wrecking his car, saying his life has been full of drama and negativity since they started dating; she insists it's because he cheated, and his grandmother is the culprit for ruining his car.

A man sues his cousin for the balance due on a car; the cousin countersues, saying the plaintiff came to his home and threatened to fight him in front of his wife and children.

The defendant admits he had a sexual relationship with the plaintiff's mother years ago but insists he never knew she was pregnant; he has taken a DNA test to see if he is the plaintiff's father.

On Oct. 13, 2018, 16-year-old Karlie Gusé disappeared from her home in rural California; the girl's father and stepmother are adamant they have no idea what happened to her.

Cheryl says she must wear surgical masks at home because a global terror network is experimenting on her with lethal chemicals; her daughter is concerned for her mental health; Dr. Phil reveals the results of extensive testing in Cheryl's home.

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

While a woman feels cramped in their townhouse after the birth of her daughter, her husband is determined to make it work for their new family.

After relocating to a rural home, a couple wants a home that combines urban functionality with the room that they have.

Jody needs space to breathe; Sam wants to make their current home work.

Kathy struggles with the functionality of their home; John is determined to renovate and keep the house.

A couple needs more space for their teenagers, but they live close to friends in an ideal neighborhood.

After relocating to a rural home, a couple wants a home that combines urban functionality with the room that they have.

Jody needs space to breathe; Sam wants to make their current home work.

Kathy struggles with the functionality of their home; John is determined to renovate and keep the house.

A couple needs more space for their teenagers, but they live close to friends in an ideal neighborhood.

Michele says her daughter dropped out of college and she is still supporting her nine years later; the young woman says she must figure out a way to escape the co-dependent, toxic relationship she has with her mother.

Dr. Phil follows up with a couple who parented while drunk, a man whose wife was accused of running a million-dollar escort agency, a young woman who escaped from a polygamous sect, and a man whose father killed his mother.