If you like true crime shows, you'll love "Homide Hunter:Lt. Joe Kenda". Even if you don't like these shows, you should give this one a chance.
The show follows cases worked by Joe in all stages of his career, from patrolman to detective. It often highlights the difficulty of "catching cases" at all hours of the day and night as is typical with law enforcement officers (LEOs). Joe will work the case with little or no sleep for days on end to follow all pertinent leads while the case is fresh & before the suspect(s) can slip away. Again, typical LEO work, especially for detectives.
But what is different is Joe's narration of the aspects of the case. His dry wit as he runs across certain behaviors of suspects or clues in the case is quite entertaining, while at the same time being informative.
Joe explains what steps are/aren't legal to take as he goes along, no matter how convinced he may be of the suspect's guilt.
Another interesting aspect of the show is that Joe is a 40+ year LEO veteran, so many of his cases have to be solved without the aid of DNA evidence.
Joe uses his collective experience, thorough investigative and deduction skills, and a great deal of patience to solve his cases.
Give this show a try. I think you'll like it!
The show follows cases worked by Joe in all stages of his career, from patrolman to detective. It often highlights the difficulty of "catching cases" at all hours of the day and night as is typical with law enforcement officers (LEOs). Joe will work the case with little or no sleep for days on end to follow all pertinent leads while the case is fresh & before the suspect(s) can slip away. Again, typical LEO work, especially for detectives.
But what is different is Joe's narration of the aspects of the case. His dry wit as he runs across certain behaviors of suspects or clues in the case is quite entertaining, while at the same time being informative.
Joe explains what steps are/aren't legal to take as he goes along, no matter how convinced he may be of the suspect's guilt.
Another interesting aspect of the show is that Joe is a 40+ year LEO veteran, so many of his cases have to be solved without the aid of DNA evidence.
Joe uses his collective experience, thorough investigative and deduction skills, and a great deal of patience to solve his cases.
Give this show a try. I think you'll like it!