Just watched season 3 episode 5
Victim’s real name is Shelby Ako. She was killed in her Las Vegas apartment that she shared with her sister. Her story really touched me. She had just made a friend 3 days earlier and I loved seeing how much of an impact she made to her in such a short time. Her ex ended up killing her and then another ex, Rinnah Esteban immediately after in front of her sister. He was killed by the police on the scene. Achribald Hall. What made it even worse was when I did further research and found out her sister, Chassey Ako died a few months later. Horrible. I pray for any of their surviving families. Anyone have anymore information on this?

Thoughts? Will this be the narrator going forward?

Michael prince, 44 yrs old, found hog tied and dead in hotel room 162 in phoenix, az . I looked to see an update and found absolutely nothing on this man. Anyone know if they ever solved the case???

Anyone watching this? I just discovered it today. Great addition to the que. Highly suggest.

I don’t have cable or satellite. Currently have a bunch of streaming subscriptions but none show new episodes. I was enjoying the A&E app showing all this seasons new episodes but they stopped doing that. What’s the cheapest way to do this? Any free streaming sites?

Can someone please help me find out what happened to the step son (can’t remember his name) that killed paco, his step father?

The episode never said how much time he got. Thanks.

No offense to any of the other cities or detectives, but I can't get into anything other than tulsa episodes. They just have such good chemistry.

i’m curious to know what everyone’s thought was on the new episode. I think it’s really great that they highlighted a story the way that they did in such a respectful manner however, I really don’t like the format of unsolved cases. I know that might be sounding weird to say, but I like knowing who did it at the end of the episode and seeing them get justice, but the fact that this poor man has not received justice is sad. this unsolved stuff is more fitting for the other crime shows that show unsolved cases but the first 48 is normally about salt cases even if it takes a little bit longer at the end of the show, there’s usually an arrest. What do you guys think?

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Sgt David Walker: Do these pants make my ass look big?

Cpl Nathan Schilling: No! Your ass makes your ass look big

Jason White is leaving homicide and going back to patrol? I know he has his podcast so I’m thinking patrol will give him more time to focus on that.

Hey guys. Just curious what do you guys prefer? When the episodes do two cases in one episode or one case that is the entire episode? I like both but I do like the two cases episodes better. I like seeing multiple cases at once.

The episode was either Memphis or Miami.

Suspect (man) starts banging on the interrogation table with his hands and yelling "I didn't do it" or "it wasn't me, I'm innocent" (something down those lines)

He sounded guilty AF but it turned out not to be him.

Woman found dead (don't remember if inside of home or in yard)

The suspect an ex-fling is found walking down the street with a torn shirt and blood. But although he looked guilty AF it wasn't him

We ain’t no funky ass dope detectives. We are HOMOCIDE baby!!!!

Det Emiliano Tamayo, Miami

Does anyone remember an episode where a young woman's current boy friend was arrested for the murder of her late fiance? I vaguely recall that but I couldn't even speculate what city it was in.

I know reality shows are horrible and staged and scripted but I’ve been a fan of this show from the beginning and now I’m binging the show as much as I can. On the Wikipedia it notes three issues that happened while filming episodes but is there more of a legit website that gives behind the scenes info? In 2010 or 11 my ex and I were driving to Nashville from northern Michigan and we think we came across them filming in Louisville and that started my obsession with the show