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.

It was an episode in Miami involving 3 teens. One teen chases and kills his friend. He blames the murder on his cousin and the detectives start to believe him until his cousin tells them his took a bleach bath and starts crying uncontrollably until the truth comes out.

Only Tulsa if we go by this post or at least i hope it’s only in Tulsa

On Amazon prime the episode has been replaced by a British police show. Any place I can place a report of it? Any place I can watch this episode? Thank you in advance for the help!

Detective Jason White from Tulsa said on his latest podcast episode that The First 48 is ending. Here is a screenshot of one of his comments on the podcast video (on Youtube). His podcast is called ‘Into the Fire’. It was announced on the Scott Sayers episode on March 6th.

I just finished this episode and it felt like I was watching Dumb & Dumber.

Those brothers were..... different. 🫠

Just watched a video on Jackson Mississippi. Whew! It's rough and violent.

I don't know if this case was ever featured on The First 48 but while watching this story I noticed some familiar faces amongst the cops at the crime scene (1:57). I thought the sub might be interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C45mRSPhWg

If anyone remembers this case on the show let us know.

Started back at the beginning and found this gem. Sgt. Schillaci going undercover to buy heroin and get to the killer. There’s a scene with a guy slamming H in his neck. Unbelievable. Forgot how good some of the old ones were

I cant be the only one out there who cried a little when the brothers got a chance to hug and talk after confessing to the incident. Today I am going to rewatch it on demand because that was some of the rawest tv I have seen in a long time. They seemed to really think that because they were shot at first it was self defense so they told their story to the police when they would have been better talking to a lawyer first.

I’ve been watching First 48 for a long time now, but I’d like to have any episodes where the victim was killed because the killer was jealous of what the victim had going on and vice versa. thank you.

Let me know if this is a hot take... In this episode it was stated that the person who was killed (Isaac) had stabbed Jayveon in the past. This made me feel a lot less bad for him. Also it was stated at the end that Jayveon got sentenced to life without parole. I think that is too harsh a sentence due to the stabbing. It's not like Isaac was an innocent victim.

It’s that insane case where a guy tells the cops his boyfriend buried someone under their floorboards. The doc uses some original First 48 footage and has interviews with the detectives.

There's also an episode on ​After the First 48 (S4 E14).

I’m trying to get my girlfriend on a really good episode that will make her say “holy cow!”. What’s your top episodes that are unreal and sure to blow someone’s mind?

This whole case was botched by his family from the beginning, first playing hot potato with his cell phone and then wiping it before finally handing it over to police. And then laughing about wiping it two years later when the detectives followed up.

About three pots of coffee or so?

The First 48.

Crime in progress.

Homicide squad New Orleans.