Ep 6. In Harms Way / A Jealous Rage

In Harms Way / A Jealous Rage is an episode from season 10 of the popular true crime documentary series, The First 48. The show follows detectives from various police departments across the United States as they work against the clock to solve homicide cases within the first 48 hours of the crime.

In this particular episode, viewers are taken to Tulsa, Oklahoma where two murders have occurred in a span of just 24 hours. The first victim, a 44-year-old man named Billie Wayne Coble, was found stabbed to death in an abandoned building. The second victim, a 31-year-old woman named Shawna Musgrove, was discovered in her apartment with a gunshot wound to the head.

Detective John Brown and his team are assigned to investigate the murder of Billie Wayne Coble. They begin their investigation by collecting evidence at the crime scene and interviewing possible witnesses. With little to go on, they must rely on their intuition to piece together what happened in order to identify a suspect.

Meanwhile, the case of Shawna Musgrove's murder is assigned to Detective Jason White and his team. They start by looking into Shawna's personal life and quickly discover that she had a tumultuous relationship with her ex-boyfriend, Brandon. As they delve deeper into the case, they begin to suspect that Brandon may be responsible for her death.

As the detectives work tirelessly to solve their respective cases, they face many challenges and setbacks. In particular, Detective Brown's case proves to be extremely difficult as they struggle to find any solid leads. However, the team refuses to give up hope and continue to pursue any and all leads in order to catch the killer.

Throughout the episode, viewers are given a glimpse into the fast-paced and intense world of homicide investigations. The detectives must work quickly and efficiently in order to gather evidence and identify suspects before crucial evidence is lost or destroyed. They must also navigate the emotional stress that comes with investigating violent crimes and comforting grieving family members.

Ultimately, both cases are solved, but not without a few surprises along the way. As always, The First 48 provides an intimate look into the process of solving violent crimes and the challenges that come with it.