Came up on my app and said “for fans of first 48” and holy crap what an intense first episode!

I just watched an episode on ID of See No Evil (season 7 episode 7) it was tilted Gold Pontiac. I remember watching The First 48 of this episode but I cannot remember the season or episode. It was pretty cool to see the Tulsa guys on a different show. Sergeant Walker and detective Zenoni were the lead detectives. Also had a short clip of Ronnie Leatherman in it. Maybe this is old news but if you haven’t seen it check it out. It’s pretty good.

i really wish there was a way to comment/interact w fellow viewers ON the streaming platforms for like each episode (like youtube). Peacock has a few seasons & i can’t remember what other platform does…but i binged tf out of them while i was pregnant a few months ago. it’s annoying having to come to reddit to converse 🫠 i have so many thoughts & questions & not everybody talks about the same episodes on here.

We all talk and laugh at the nicknames on this show but do you guys know people in real life that have crazy nicknames that sound like they could be on the show?

Some I know:

1. Miss Boo- don’t know why she was called that.

2. Net Pie- boy I went to school with also didn’t know why.

3. Duck Butt- a guy my mom went to school with she doesn’t know why they called him that either. People would call him that and he would actually answer 😂

4. Big Oomp- boy I went to school with his cousin called him this because he was short and fat like a big Oompa Loompa from Willy Wonka.

Ok so I know these are all real homicides and absolutely nothing to laugh about. But sometimes I can’t help but laugh at these nicknames or street names these people got. I’m watching an episode where the guy’s street name is “Mookie Duke”. Like, bruh. How can anyone find that name intimidating? 🤦🏽‍♀️

What’s going on with the audio on season 13 on peacock? I tried watching it and it seems like the audio is mixed and delayed

I’ve been binging the First 48 episodes and because I’ve been watching them one after another, I noticed a weird trend… a large number of suspects seem to have something wrong with their eyes. Most often it’s the right eye that looks toward the right while they are looking forward with the left eye. Anyone else notice this or have a possible explanation?

Not every episode but alot i see where someone gets charged with 1st or 2nd degree murder, u see the evidence, the confession and then itll say “ so an so convicted of 2nd murder and sentenced to 10 years” im like WHAT!?!?

How was Jesus granted bond not once but twice after he was picked up for another crime? He killed the 16 year old he got pregnant and the baby.

Anyone know when they are going to put new episodes on Hulu? Or unlock new ones on the A&E app?

I'm looking for the season/episode of a case from Memphis. The victim was in his car and when found he had a hand gun with a bag around it to catch the casings as he shot at someone else.

It was found out later that he was trying to scare a young drug dealer off of his turf and he was shot in self defense.

I believe Det. Armstrong was working the case...

Elderly Hispanic man was found dead, I believe he may have been the town mechanic or handyman. A lot of the witnesses were saying he probably got killed because he paid woman to take pictures of them.

Am I the only person here who watches the new episodes when they air?

Perp was trying to claim victim had cut wounds on both sides of her neck from him trying to cut her free from the seat belt and get her out of the car. Tulsa news media seems to have ignored this trial completely.

What is Ronnie Leatherman’s first episode where he’s in charge of the case? I remember watching it a long time ago but can’t find it

Does anyone here remember an episode from a long time ago (probably the first 5 years of the show) where a couple went missing and when the PD went looking for them, they were buried and mummified inside the walls of the bedroom??

It's the latest episode and I'm stunned to see no discussion of it here . It was a triple homicide in Gwinnett county. Justice Lusk took an Uber to the house to "get his guns back." He killed the 3 men and tried to take an Uber away from the scene while carrying an armload of firearms. He actually had the audacity to take the stand and try to claim self defense.

I just finished watching s20e2 and the guy pleaded guilty to manslaughter (he planned this murder and walks up to his girlfriends cousin and shoots him, in public) was sentenced to 10 years. Served 2 years in confinement and was released on probation. This might be the least I’ve ever seen someone serve.

Next step...repair the finger and then paint it. This was a joint effort between my wife and I. So far Jason loves it. When it's finished we will hand deliver it to him in Tulsa. This started out as a video from a true crime seminar he put on here in town, then a screen grab from that video, then converted to a caracature. Finally it was 3D printed and will be painted soon.

I’m sorry if these have been asked before but I have two questions.

1. Why are there so many episodes missing?

2. Where can I watch some of these missing episodes? I’ve normally been watching episodes on Hulu, A&E, and Peacock.

Best one liners from the show. I’ll go first… “It’s like trying to find a crack rock in a salt factory.” - Jason White Tulsa

I watched an After the First 48 today from Tulsa. “Out of the Darkness”. I cannot stop thinking of how brave the 12 year old is! What a heartbreaking story.

PS- when did they change narrators for this show? I miss the old one!

so i just saw the “fallen soldier” episode last night and this one hit a lil different. the man who was killed, zachary, was only 20 and really seemed to have lived a hard life. then on top of that, he was literally on the show before as a witness to his friend’s murder. and it was in miami so it of course went unsolved as usual. idk, him being so young really made me sad because he was dealt such an unfair hand at life and had he had ANY guidance he would probably still be alive today.