After the First 48

Now that some of our strongest cases have been adjudicated, we can take viewers inside the dramatic events that unfolded after the arrest, up to and including the conviction.

See the dramatic events that unfolded after the arrest, including the conviction.

Dallas homicide detective Robert Arredondo was called to his first case as lead detective on in November of 2007.

We take viewers inside the dramatic events that unfolded after the arrest.

On a Sunday night in June 2007, Christian Marton and his girlfriend Monica Stafford drove two hours from Axtell, Texas to Dallas where Christian had arranged to buy a car.

On an early morning in 2007, in Detroit, Donald Udics and his wife, Barbara, were shot in their home by a man trying to rob them. Barbara died instantly. Don managed to call 911 and was rushed to the hospital. Officers Lance Sullivan and Charles Zwicker arrived at the crime scene and realized the killer had left in one of the Udics cars. The car had GPS and On Star, making it easy to locate. When police saw the vehicle, the driver attempted to avert arrest by speeding away. He ended up crashing into a telephone pole and then tried to make a run for it on foot. The suspect was apprehended and identified. A gun was found inside the vehicle, and ballistics testing confirmed that the gun was the same gun used to kill the victim and seriously wound her husband. The suspect was convicted of First-Degree Murder and sentenced to life in prison.

Now that some of our strongest cases have been adjudicated and many cases have some compelling new developments.

In Dallas, detectives investigated the shooting death of 26-year-old Daniel Barron, who was killed in the doorway of his home.

In Dallas, Texas in 2007 Darell Billingsela was charged with brutally attacking and killing twenty-two-year old Jessica Lewalling in a jealous rage.

In November 2006, Dallas detectives investigated the murder of a twenty-nine-year-old mother of four, found burned beyond recognition in her car behind a remote warehouse.

In March of 2008, Tucson Detectives Jennifer Whitfield and Mike Carroll were called to investigate the robbery/homicide of 27-year-old cab driver.

In July of 2006, Miami detectives Rolando Garcia and Orlando Silva responded to the shooting death of nine-year-old Sherdavia Jenkins.

Tucson, Arizona. Sixteen-year-old Derreck Burruss and his friends were walking home when they were confronted by two men.

On October 26, 2008, Birmingham homicide detectives were helping with crowd control at the Magic City Classic.

In July of 2008, Dallas homicide detectives responded to a shooting on a dark service road on the south side of Dallas.