Re: "The First 48" homicide detective show - Who's a fan?
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 12:39 pm
One of the detectives that stands out to me is the Miami PD guy who
is white, has slicked back hair, and tends to wear black suits. He seems
to be a Noo-Yawker who moved south. He's an intense bulldog when he
is on a case.
One of the Miami detectives lost a girlfriend since she could not deal with
his long, erratic hours. He's the one whose mother works in a different
south Florida PD.
Sometimes during the interrogation scenes, I think the Hispanic/black perps
are somewhat thrown when interviewed by detectives from their own ethnic
groups. The detectives know their cultural background and seem to be good
at getting confessions.
One of the Hispanic detectives, I believe in Dallas, puts his hands on the shoulders
of the perps and moves in close. "Confide in me - tell me how this happened" is his
style. He interviews them in Spanish and the show provides subtitles in English. Gracias.
Some of the classics on the detectives' part while interrogating perps:
I know you're not a stone cold killer bad guy - but tell me how this happened.
It's good to get it out. Help us understand YOUR side of the story.
The perps who have not actually pulled the trigger during the murder seem quite
crestfallen when they too are arrested for murder, due to the legal philosophy that
if anyone is killed during the crime, all the conspirators will be arrested for murder.
SIA
is white, has slicked back hair, and tends to wear black suits. He seems
to be a Noo-Yawker who moved south. He's an intense bulldog when he
is on a case.
One of the Miami detectives lost a girlfriend since she could not deal with
his long, erratic hours. He's the one whose mother works in a different
south Florida PD.
Sometimes during the interrogation scenes, I think the Hispanic/black perps
are somewhat thrown when interviewed by detectives from their own ethnic
groups. The detectives know their cultural background and seem to be good
at getting confessions.
One of the Hispanic detectives, I believe in Dallas, puts his hands on the shoulders
of the perps and moves in close. "Confide in me - tell me how this happened" is his
style. He interviews them in Spanish and the show provides subtitles in English. Gracias.
Some of the classics on the detectives' part while interrogating perps:
I know you're not a stone cold killer bad guy - but tell me how this happened.
It's good to get it out. Help us understand YOUR side of the story.
The perps who have not actually pulled the trigger during the murder seem quite
crestfallen when they too are arrested for murder, due to the legal philosophy that
if anyone is killed during the crime, all the conspirators will be arrested for murder.
SIA
