r/First48

So, I’m watching all the episodes in order. This Vegas episode, which appeared to be the first time Vegas PD had been aired. My question is the episode seems very dated…..like 2004ish. Season 10 should be around 2010. I’m assuming this was recorded much earlier than 2010 and they finally got around to airing. I’m guessing that happens more than I realize. I will say these Vegas detectives are a bit over the top and seem to be new around the camera.

Did Roku get rid of the live 24/7 channel of first 48 😭😭😭 i cant find it

Production claimed a couple of months ago that they have an extensive backlog of episodes that will last them more than a year without having to produce new episodes. Less than 3 weeks into the new season, we are back to running a new episode of “Inside the Tape” and there is no new episode scheduled for next week.

I wish they released new episodes during the season consistently. But I think that’s always been the case with First 48. They’ll release new for a couple weeks straight, then all the sudden either disappear or do the weird spinoff episodes.

I wish it was more consistent. I love this show when it’s new episodes!

Just watching older (like 2006) episodes and always noticing new things, for instance the death reveal to the victim’s family. They often included the reactions more which really reminds us how real and devastating this stuff is. But then again it’s depressing so maybe better it’s shown less. Anything stand out to you? Just curious.

looking for an episode where a guy gets shot outside of his house over weed, runs back inside and dies at his coffee table

All the detectives in that office 1,0000% knew it was self defense. I never really justify the “he was scared” saying but, look how he got str8 bum rushed by 12 cops on his way to detectives office. Self defense w no witnesses is very hard to prove. He came clean and told the whole story. I don’t think they needed to charge him w anything. Good thing the judge and jury agreed. Tulsa never would have along w 3 qutrs of other departments

Anyone know where I can watch that episode? Seems like it’s been scrubbed from the internet for some reason? I know someone involved and would just like to find that if possible

Possible Spoilers

A gunfight in a Tulsa apartment ends in a man's death, leaving Detective Mark Kennedy to sort through the truths and lies of the survivors.

So I haven’t finished the whole episode yet, but how do they think any of Wendall’s stories are true? Why was it assumed he was not one of the shooters during the 3rd interrogation/interview of Wendall? He lied effortless the first two interviews. Yet, on his third one they believe him? He has done nothing but lie. My flabber is ghasted!

https://youtu.be/ePuedEFUsaQ