Ep 33. Tell No Tales; Unfair Fight
- TV14
- January 1, 2020
The First 48 is a true crime documentary series that follows homicide detectives in various cities across the United States as they investigate murders and try to solve them within the first 48 hours after the crime has been committed. Season 21, episode 33, titled "Tell No Tales; Unfair Fight," is the latest installment in this long-running series.
In "Tell No Tales," the detectives of the Louisville Metro Police Department respond to a shooting at a house party that has left one dead and several injured. Witnesses are reluctant to talk, and the detectives must rely on physical evidence and surveillance footage to piece together what happened at the party. As they dig deeper, they discover a web of lies and deceit that leads them to the suspect.
Meanwhile, in "Unfair Fight," the Miami homicide team investigates a case where a man has been shot and killed in his own garage. The victim was known to be a skilled mixed martial artist, and the detectives suspect that he may have been targeted by someone who knew him or had a grudge against him. As they investigate the victim's background, they uncover a story of betrayal and jealousy.
Throughout both cases, the detectives are faced with obstacles and challenges that test their skills and their determination to bring justice to the families of the victims. They must navigate through a maze of false leads, conflicting stories, and dangerous suspects, all while feeling the pressure to solve the case before time runs out.
As with every episode of The First 48, "Tell No Tales; Unfair Fight" provides an up-close and personal look into the world of homicide detectives and the gritty reality of investigating violent crimes. Viewers will get a chance to see the detectives' dedication, perseverance, and their unwavering commitment to solving these difficult cases. The episode highlights the emotional toll that these cases take on the families of the victims and the detectives themselves, as they work tirelessly to bring justice to those who have been wronged.
