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Crossing the Line; The Landlord

August 7, 2014

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The First 48 - S13 - E422

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Cleveland detectives track two suspects in a gang-related killing; a Florida man clings to life after he is shot in the head.

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The First 48: Season 13 - 6 Episode s

13x388 - Deadly Secret; Behind Closed Doors
June 26, 2014
A young Dallas father's secret may have led to his shooting death; Cleveland detectives have little to work with as they probe the case of a mother who was strangled in her kitchen.
13x399 - Cold Embrace
July 3, 2014
In Harris County, Texas, a 41-year-old woman is killed in her home by four masked men. Investigators have an idea of who did it, but need to get enough evidence to prove it. Then, when one of the defendants faces a jury, the defense turns the table and puts the Harris County Sheriff's department on trial.
13x400 - Cold Betrayal
July 10, 2014
In the Dallas Neighborhood of Oak Cliff, two young men are shot in the head inside a drug house, their bodies found burned in the trunk of a car. Investigators scramble to find eyewitnesses to the crime and the three suspects, but at trial no one can say who pulled the trigger. It's up to the prosecution to paint a gruesome, vivid picture of this brutal crime in the hopes of securing a capital murder conviction.
13x411 - Graveyard Love
July 17, 2014
A 19-year-old with a criminal past comes face-to-face with a good Samaritan trying to save his friends, and a single gunshot sounds. With the legal system put to the test, will a killer be let loose on the Dallas streets, or spend life behind bars?
13x422 - Crossing the Line; The Landlord
August 7, 2014
Cleveland detectives track two suspects in a gang-related killing; a Florida man clings to life after he is shot in the head.
13x444 - The Case That Haunts Me -- A 10th Anniversary Special
August 21, 2014
In Harris County Texas, a 38-year-old man is stabbed to death in his own home leaving behind two children and his wife. Investigators track down the suspect thanks to surveillance video and some good old fashion detective work. But when the defendant claims self defense, the state must put together a case that will convince the jury the dead man was in fact the victim and not a predator.