Last night's show

Last night in my area the show was aired "Deadly Party" and "Wrong Turn." Both were senseless crimes and I continue to shake my head at the way people just take someone else's life. But I really wanted to comment on the mother of the accused in the Deadly Party segment. I applaud her for standing up and making her son tell the truth. She hugged him and gave him love but at the same time, she was not playing. The Detective was very cleaver for stepping back and allowing her to be a mother in her way of getting to the truth. Last nights episode was hard for me for some reason. But I absolutely love this show.

Okay, thanks. Yeah, I was just wondering, because in that episode it first filmed him picking up his daughter from the spelling bee, AND THEN responding to that homicide. So, having said that, I thought that they get followed by cameras all day? Anyways, thanks for explaining.[/color] :-

Oh....yeah, I was just wondering....cause in this one episode, they filmed Sgt. Tony Mullins while he was picking up his daughter from a spelling bee....and moments after (like 2 min right after his daughter got into the car), his phone goes off, and responds to a homicide....

So....based on that episode, I was just wondering if the detectives get followed (filmed) on camera everyday, even when they're not on the job, and doing other things?

- Bonnie

Quoting from Det. Freddy Ponce:

"You may see me in the background making faces at Det. Bosh or I'll be behind the camera throwing papers at him to make him laugh at the camera."

Hi Det. Freddy Ponce,

You're so mean to Det. Bosch lol....but of course, I mean that in a good and teasing way. My name is Bonnie, btw, and I'm from Canada. And "The First 48" is my favorite show of all time.

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Quoting from Det. Rick Martinez:

"I will make sure that Bosch keeps up the drama for everyone."

Hi Det. Martinez,

How are you doing? I imagine that work for you is hella busy as usual!!! Anyways, I can't wait for episode 55 on Thurs., Nov. 30, 2006.

Well, to sum up everything, Miami is still my fave homicide team. BTW, I was just wondering. Are you guys around cameras everyday, then? Cause with some other episodes I watched, the detective is being filmed in his car, and then his phone rings and responds to an (of course) unexpected homicide.

I'm not really sure how to explain my question, but what I mean is that, when you guys are not on the job, how do the scenes with the detectives AT HOME get filmed anyway? That's what I'm confused about.

If you have an answer, that would be great. Thanks for everything, and keep up the good work! Holla for me to the whole Miami crew, and tell them that I say "Hi."

- Bonnie



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Edited by Tiger101 at 11/22/2006 12:06 PM

Miami Homicide MANHUNT is on for the Miami Tourist Killer

Brandon Rolle shot and killed Mr Ronald Gentile. Mr.Gentile was visiting his son for his 17th birthday from Chicago while he waited for his son to get out of work and planning to have dinner with his son and friends to celebrate. Mr Gentile got lost and stopped someone to ask for directions. Instead, he was robbed, shot and killed.

Google, Brandon Rolle. you should find his picture in there somewhere.

"We will not Stop" until we bring this punk to justice. If anyone has any info, contact Det. Castellanos he's in team Six.

Det. Freddy Ponce
Miami homicide Team Five

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> You are right Det. Ponce it is about the homicide
> unit. But when you put someone down for their
> appearance okay you can post it once but then go on
> to another topic. But when you don't know some and
> you put them down over and over it gets old and
> tiring; she says I'm from Memphis I am not. She talks
> disrespectful to my Mother for her post. If she
> doesn't like someone you know keep it to yourself
> instead of saying the same thing over and over again.
> I know you guys in Miami you all enjoyed the Cookies
> s & Candy that were sent I was told. If she keeps my
> name and my Mother's name out of her post we are
> fine. What I'm saying it is not about the clothing
> that makes a good Homicide Investigator can you do
> the job and do it right; and I say after 19 yrs. on
> the Job she must be doing something right.


BabayGirl,

NO you didint! OMG! Man NO you didin't! Is this a complaint directly to a HOMICIDE detective! OMG! Are you COMPLAINING to FREDDY PONCE! Do you realize his mind is to busy to HEAR this crap! OMG! you did! Man think before you POST! SO what about MY OPINIONS SO WHAT! How dare you BOTHER the MAN with such PETTY crap! LMAO!
Know I see why it upsets you about how I feel Reg. Carolyn Masons persona. Your POST Here speaks 4 it self.
You cry out, yet YOU continue, and not only do YOU CONTINUE but you DIRECT it to someone in MIAMI HOMICIDE! What the heck is the matter with you! LMAO!
OMG! Man 2 funny! What is FREDDY gonna do with THAT kind of INFORMATION "YOU" just posted??? Please tell me??? I am confused? So confused! LMAO!
Cant you come up with something better?
Guess what, you are repeating PAST POSTS over and over NOTHING new.

On a different light here now. Freddy said that blood spatter is interesting. If we can, to take a class on it. You know what, that does sound interesting. I am going to look into it. I did not know that there was a CLASS directly aimed at BLOOD spatter?

Very cool that you are posting Det. Ponce.

I have to admit that Det. Bosch makes me laugh a LOT. Most of the detectives make me smile though - you all seem really nice and down-to-earth. It must be a relief to have that kind of atmosphere of friendship after working so long and hard on your cases.

Those cameramen and editors do a wonderful job. I don't mind watching on TV but I don't know if I could handle filming the victims. Also, please thank the editors for me - no offense but bathroom noises from the Miami PD sounds kind of gross.

I don't know what to do about crime. I think that education is important. If people have choices, they are less likely to do something because they are desperate. I also think that a stable home life is important. It doesn't matter who is at home with these young kids as long as there is somebody there that loves and cares about them. Also, it is important to make sure that children know that there are consequences for their bad actions. So many parents make excuses for their children when they should be disciplining their children so that children have respect for themselves and the people around them.

oops - sorry I rambled.


Oh! One more thing - I think that it is important to let America see that being bilingual is a GOOD thing. I would love to see more interaction in Spanish.

Have a happy evening and please thank all of the other detectives for all of their hard work!