Detectives at Work Pictures - The First 48: Missing Persons

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FULL EPISODE | 44:05

Tangled Web/Street Justice

Airdate: 6/16/2011
FULL EPISODE | 44:05

Taken/Scorcher

Airdate: 6/23/2011
BONUS | 2:51

West Side Stray
PROFILE | 2:15

Det. Bill Joyner
EXTRA | 1:35

Speed Racer
PROFILE | 2:28

Det. Lorna Conley
PROFILE | 2:18

Det. Nannette Ansley
EXTRA | 1:53

Selles Morris vs. Tarantula
PROFILE | 1:57

Det. Laura Skrip
PROFILE | 1:53

Det. Ayanna Corbin
PROFILE | 2:08

Det. Mike Cochran
PROFILE | 2:10

Det. Pam Childs

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Detectives Lorna Conley and Nannette Ansley talk to a missing woman's family.

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Detective Lorna Conley talks on the phone on The First 48: Missing Persons.

Detectives Lorna Conley and Nannette Ansley listen at a door.

Detectives Pam Childs and Joe Struck send a suspect in two missing persons case to lock up.

Detective Joe Struck lets his squad know that he's returning to the city from a stakeout.

Detectives Struck and Childs arrest a suspect in two missing persons case.

Detectives Michael Cochran, Ayanna Corbin, Joe Struck, and Jim Corcoran rendezvous at the hospital.

Detective Bob Berent canvasses a missing woman's neighborhood.

The Chicago Police Department's Marine Unit searches the Chicago river.

Detectives Michael Cochran and Ayanna Corbin interview a missing woman's boyfriend, hoping to get some clues.

Detectives Corbin and Cochran get information about a missing woman.

The father of a missing woman worries for her safety.

Officer Robert Bartik sets up a polygraph test.

A bloodhound searches for a missing woman in the woods near her home.

Sgt. Jeff Coleman canvasses a missing woman's neighborhood.

The mother of a missing woman gets swabbed for the FBI's national DNA database.

Detective Toni Washington and Detective Curtis Thomas interview a clerk at a convenience store that a missing person was known to frequent.

Detectives Lorna Conley and Nannette Ansley talk to a missing woman's family.

Detectives Lorna Conley and Nannette Ansley get disturbing information from a missing woman's family.

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