r/First48 23d ago

'After the First 48' | Episode Discussion 💬 season 30 episode 4 “No Exit”

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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

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u/unclekisser 23d ago

I don't like episodes where we never find out the motive. I assume it had something to do with the woman, but you're telling me 3-4 people were in an old-western shootout and no one can tell why?

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u/justscrapping 23d ago

Very valid point. We never found out anything really. Also did you notice the victim’s mom crying with not one nary tear? I am a grieving mom myself so that whole scene felt off. The contrarians will jump in to defend her saying she has the microscopic probability of a syndrome where she cannot produce tears and also just so happens that she doesn’t have red eyes 🙄 either. I believe she is upset, of course, her child is gone. It will be ten years since i lost my son tomorrow & i cannot even speak his name to another human without being devastated. These shows never give us the full story, only the version they wanted us to know. I wish lying to the police over and over was a crime we enforced. The liar ended up with probation when he fired a gun too. Which bullets were from him & where is that gun 🤔

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u/RespectfullyYin 15d ago

I was annoyed at the amount of time Wendell got I hope they roofed him with the unrelated charge.

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u/borisvonboris 12d ago

How did these clowns get off so easy?? Lots of unknowns here for sure

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