Ep 11. The Wrong Man/Five Points Payback
- TV-PG
- September 21, 2006
- 40 min
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In season 4, episode 11 of The First 48, entitled "The Wrong Man/Five Points Payback," we follow two separate homicide investigations as detectives race against the clock to gather evidence and identify the suspects before time runs out.
The first case takes us to Memphis, Tennessee, where a man is found shot to death in his own backyard. Detectives Connie Justice and Kevin Lundy respond to the scene and quickly discover that the victim's wife and daughter were home at the time of the shooting. As they begin to piece together the events leading up to the murder, they start to suspect that the killer may be closer than they initially thought. With the help of forensic evidence and interviews with family members and neighbors, they work tirelessly to track down the suspect and bring them to justice.
Meanwhile, in Atlanta, Georgia, detectives Manny Castillo and Kevin Leonpacher investigate a drive-by shooting that occurred in the Five Points neighborhood. The victim was a young man with no known enemies, leaving the detectives with little to go on. Determined to identify the suspects and prevent any further violence, they hit the streets to talk to witnesses and gather surveillance footage from nearby businesses. As they delve deeper into the case, they discover that the shooting may have been an act of retaliation for a previous altercation at a local nightclub. With this new information, they set their sights on a group of suspects known to frequent the area and work diligently to build a strong case against them.
Both investigations are filled with twists and turns, leaving the detectives with more questions than answers at times. But through their tireless efforts and determination, they are able to piece together the evidence and ultimately solve the cases. "The Wrong Man/Five Points Payback" is a gripping episode that showcases the dedication and skill of these detectives as they work to solve some of the toughest homicide cases in America.