Post by M in Carolina on Apr 24, 2016 2:26:08 GMT
I've been checking out different ID shows on Hulu.
I really like Lt. Joe Kenda, Homicide Hunter the best. He's interesting and intelligent and tells a great story. I also like his life views--There are some people among us who don't deserve to be among us.
My dh says that he reminds me of my dad--the same no nonsense eyes--crinkles around the eyes that show that he likes to smile and have fun, but the eyes of a no nonsense man that doesn't put up with bullshit.
I think that Lt. Kenda looks like the sheriff of Wake County, NC, Donnie Harrison.
Dh and I started watching Nightmare Next Door but couldn't keep watching them. The narrator was annoying and so were the stories. Million Dollar Murder (season 7, episode 12) was the last straw.
**synopsis of the episode below**
This divorced Baton Rouge millionaire was found murdered in the bedroom of his mansion. The police first suspected a burglary, BUT the only part of the house that was disturbed was the bedroom closet--where the ex wife later told the homicide detectives that her ex kept $20k because he was afraid that the real estate market might collapse and he'd need the money. Still they thought it was somebody other than the ex--who burglarizes a house and only tears apart the bedroom closet--and leaves all the electronics in the house?? (mansions have killer stereo systems, etc. people expect that)
So they check the ex's alibi. She says that she went with her kids to stay at a hotel at the airport an hour away because she's flying to Las Vegas the next morning. The detectives check out her alibi--by checking with the front desk. It takes TWO YEARS for them to decide that they need to check out her alibi further--FINALLY checking the hotel security videos which showed that the ex and her kids left the hotel for hours. They get a court order to talk to her kids, who tell police that their mom tells them that "she got lost", but they could tell that they were back in Baton Rouge.
They could have wrapped up the case years before if they had been thorough. I'm surprised that the hotel still had the security tapes.
So what other ID programs do you like? I like Stolen Voices: Hidden Secrets. The way they narrate it is different and interesting. Sadly, it isn't available on Hulu.
I did find episodes on YouTube. We have Google Chromecast, so we can watch internet videos on our TV. There's a ton of videos of TV shows on YouTube.
I really like Lt. Joe Kenda, Homicide Hunter the best. He's interesting and intelligent and tells a great story. I also like his life views--There are some people among us who don't deserve to be among us.
My dh says that he reminds me of my dad--the same no nonsense eyes--crinkles around the eyes that show that he likes to smile and have fun, but the eyes of a no nonsense man that doesn't put up with bullshit.
I think that Lt. Kenda looks like the sheriff of Wake County, NC, Donnie Harrison.
Dh and I started watching Nightmare Next Door but couldn't keep watching them. The narrator was annoying and so were the stories. Million Dollar Murder (season 7, episode 12) was the last straw.
**synopsis of the episode below**
This divorced Baton Rouge millionaire was found murdered in the bedroom of his mansion. The police first suspected a burglary, BUT the only part of the house that was disturbed was the bedroom closet--where the ex wife later told the homicide detectives that her ex kept $20k because he was afraid that the real estate market might collapse and he'd need the money. Still they thought it was somebody other than the ex--who burglarizes a house and only tears apart the bedroom closet--and leaves all the electronics in the house?? (mansions have killer stereo systems, etc. people expect that)
So they check the ex's alibi. She says that she went with her kids to stay at a hotel at the airport an hour away because she's flying to Las Vegas the next morning. The detectives check out her alibi--by checking with the front desk. It takes TWO YEARS for them to decide that they need to check out her alibi further--FINALLY checking the hotel security videos which showed that the ex and her kids left the hotel for hours. They get a court order to talk to her kids, who tell police that their mom tells them that "she got lost", but they could tell that they were back in Baton Rouge.
They could have wrapped up the case years before if they had been thorough. I'm surprised that the hotel still had the security tapes.
So what other ID programs do you like? I like Stolen Voices: Hidden Secrets. The way they narrate it is different and interesting. Sadly, it isn't available on Hulu.
I did find episodes on YouTube. We have Google Chromecast, so we can watch internet videos on our TV. There's a ton of videos of TV shows on YouTube.
Southern Side eyed Pea 
