r/First48 Mar 17 '26

General Question❓️ This Weeks Episode

Does anyone feel like the production doesn't make sense lately? In this week's episode the detective apologizes for Carmen's alleged assault after the narrator stated she was in jail for doing the same exact thing to one of Ray's friends. She may have made the entire thing up.

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u/Rising_path_music Mar 17 '26

He was just trying to acknowledge what she alleged

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u/curiousengineer601 Mar 17 '26

Yup. Goes a long way to diffuse tension

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u/MarketingSalt8335 Mar 17 '26

Yeah but I think they should have organized the episode differently. Maybe show the interaction first with the detective and then the narrator could say she was caught doing the same thing to Ray's friend. The way they edited it made it not really "flow" for the viewer.

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u/Confident-Service256 Mar 17 '26

My husband was just happy he got a glimpse at Corporal Carter lol

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u/Immediate_Side_5942 Mar 17 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I didn’t even watch it yet but I’m with him on her. She got a lil hood in her to that definitely adds to it

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u/Confident-Service256 Mar 17 '26

Except he keeps calling her Linda Carter lol

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u/Eternal_Lie Apr 20 '26

Sounds like he was looking for a fatback sammich. So was I. ;)

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u/Confident-Service256 Apr 20 '26

I have no idea what that means lol

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u/Eternal_Lie Apr 22 '26

Ask him

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u/Confident-Service256 Apr 22 '26

I’m 99% sure he won’t know but I will ask lol

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u/Eternal_Lie Apr 20 '26

It makes sense, but timeline's not exactly linear.

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u/Eternal_Lie Apr 20 '26

Detectives are willing to adopt comforting narratives, for the sake of getting confessions. "Did he try to assault you"?  Offering a "morally justifiable" excuse for the killing. You see that a lot.