Shows like the first 48
 

anything out there? :helpme :helpme the first 48 missing persons is ok watched all of those as well :(

the shift
Forensic Files
Snapped(When women kill their boyfriends/husbands) :helpme :helpme

checking them out :)

That series is like a tutorial on how to kill your husband/boyfriend, lol.


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Check out I survived

They have some crazy stories. Sometimes those stories are so fucked up I can't even watch it.

thanx :thumbsup
im going to watch one she cut off his dick :helpme :1orglaugh

snapped sucks just talking and reporter talking

Think I've watched every episode of the first 48, beyond scared straight, river monsters, storage wars & bar rescue. Big Brother will be coming back on at the end of June.:thumbsup

My license photograph is what they will use when I show up on Snapped. Seriously, I am sure the same photographer took it.

I (almost) got away with it...is pretty good sometimes. i wish they would start filming "cops" again...and don't even start with the "that show is racist" crap....

There used to be some but most of them have been cancelled. The Shift was really good, better in a lot of ways.

There was another show called "The Squeeze" about jail cops who work w/ snitches but I think it was an MSNBC production so it seemed to have no season, no release schedule and no episodes available anywhere.

The biggest lesson that show "should" teach people is to keep their mouth shut and call a lawyer. 98percent of the solved homicides are due to people who think they can BS the cops.

iRape, ghetto edition
whitey in the van

thank you for the warning :uhoh

wtf?? what is your fucking problem??

If you have issues with racial stereotypes or don't want a hard lesson in Black on Black crime then don't watch The First 48.

The one or two high foreheads over @ the KKK probably use that show as indoctrination material.

Locked Up Abroad is pretty good.

well its up to the owners of the show. they only film ghetto stuff. they have not covvered not one mass shooting. oh and they have to get permission to film the cases. stereotypes?