S1, E5: A body burned beyond recognition is found in Fairmount Park. Sgt. Irma Labrice sends homicide detectives Leon Lubiejewski and Michael Gross to respond to the scene. When they arrive, they don't have much to go on: the identity of the victim is unknown and there are few clues on the scene that will help them solve this crime. It's a race against the clock to find this person's identity . . . and the killer's. On the other side of town on Ruby Street, an argument between friends and family has turned deadly. A man by the name of Eugene Morell has been shot dead in his home. Det. Bill Kelhower and his team are called and begin to work the homicide. As soon as they arrive, they realize no one is talking. It becomes clear they will have to rely on physical evidence at the scene to piece together what happend. The question is, will they be able to get solid clues within The First 48 to solve this case?