After the First 48 “Ringside Seat” S9E8 May 16 2024 on A&E
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On Thursday May 16 2024, A&E broadcasts an episode of the series After the First 48!
Contents
- 1 Ringside Seat Season 9 Episode 8 Episode Summary
- 2 What Time is the “Ringside Seat” Episode On?
- 3 Is the “Ringside Seat” Episode New?
- 4 After the First 48 Ringside Seat Cast & Stars
- 5 Ringside Seat Episode Videos & Previews
- 6 Watch After the First 48 Ringside Seat Online
- 7 After the First 48 Series Information
Ringside Seat Season 9 Episode 8 Episode Summary
In this episode of “After the First 48,” titled “Ringside Seat,” viewers are taken to Mobile, Ala., where a tragic case unfolds. A woman is discovered dead in her car, sending shockwaves through the community. Detectives quickly hone in on her boyfriend as the prime suspect, believing his involvement in her demise.
However, the case takes a surprising turn during the trial. The accused boyfriend steps into the courtroom and boldly asserts his innocence, claiming that the woman was actually a victim of a drug deal gone awry. As the trial progresses, tensions rise and the truth becomes increasingly elusive.
Tune in to A&E to witness the riveting twists and turns as detectives and prosecutors work tirelessly to unravel the mysteries surrounding this tragic death in “Ringside Seat,” airing soon on “After the First 48.”
What Time is the “Ringside Seat” Episode On?
The Ringside Seat episode of After the First 48 will be broadcast on May 16 2024 on A&E at 8:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Ringside Seat” Episode New?
The Ringside Seat episode of After the First 48 is all new!
After the First 48 Ringside Seat Cast & Stars
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Ringside Seat Episode Videos & Previews
Watch After the First 48 Ringside Seat Online
After the First 48 Series Information
Despite most cases being solved within the first 48 hours after the crime took place, these investigations go beyond the first 48 hours, featuring interviews with detectives, prosecutors, lawyers, relatives of victims and others. |