The First 48 - Season 25
Season 25
Episodes
Killer Rage / A Killer at the Door
Tulsa police find a woman beaten to death during a welfare check and a son witnesses his father's murder while renovating a house.
Meet Up for Murder
When a man is lured into a deadly trap, detectives must turn the tables on the suspects, before they strike again.
No Way Home
Corporal Ryan Jorstad retraces a shooting victim's steps to determine who killed the young soccer player and what motive spurred the crime.
Think Twice
In Mobile, a father of four is found dead inside a car after a mysterious crash, and detectives discover that his death was no accident.
On Camera / No Road Home
In Mobile, a brazen gunman shoots another man in front of a gas station security cameras; In Gwinnett County, detectives race to identify a woman shot on the side of the road and track down her killer.
Shot Caller
Detective Jeff Gatwood investigates a robbery that went awry, and as he looks for the guilty party and a motive for the violence, the detective comes to realize a Tulsa gang's influence extends beyond the reach of prison.
Death at the Door
The authorities examine a homicide after a man answered a knock at his front door and was fatally shot, and they try to determine who is at fault.
Can't Let Go
Detectives look into a young businesswoman's associate after she is fatally shot at a car dealership in their quest to find the person responsible for her untimely death so that justice can be carried out swiftly and in the appropriate manner.
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