Homicide Hunter

Retired detective revisits intriguing murder investigations.

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About Homicide Hunter

Released: 2013

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TV14

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Cast
Joe Kenda, Carl Marino, Josh Casaubon

Homicide Hunter

About Homicide Hunter

Homicide Hunter is a gripping crime television series that first aired in 2013. The show presents the personal and professional journey of retired detective, Lieutenant Joe Kenda. Throughout the series, Kenda hashes out his old cases in Colorado Springs, Colorado, reliving the investigations that have lingered long in his memory. Though his style is unorthodox, his results speak volumes: Kenda solved 356 out of 387 homicide cases during his career, ensuring justice for countless victims.

Making / Production

Produced by the Investigation Discovery network, Homicide Hunter was first launched on October 25, 2011. The mix of Kenda's introspective narration, dramatic recreations, and authentic storytelling quickly resonated with viewers, making the series a staple for crime television enthusiasts.

Actors

  • Carl Marino - As the actor portraying the young Lieutenant Joe Kenda, Marino’s meticulous portrayal of the detective's mannerisms and analytical mind have been widely appreciated by viewers.
  • Joe Kenda - Kenda himself narrates the events and offer chilling insights into the psyche of both the killers and the victims.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The show ended after nine seasons upon Kenda's decision to retire from television.
  • The series features Colorado Springs Police Department which had the highest homicide solve rate in the country at the time.
  • The locations used in the series are based on the real incidents that are being depicted.

Awards

While the series itself hasn't won any awards, it has consistently ranked highly amongst viewers, with Joe Kenda earning recognition as a gripping narrator and presenter.

Quotes

  • "Murder is the most selfish act that there is, therefore it's always self-motivated." - Joe Kenda
  • "My, my, my. What a mess." - Joe Kenda

Music, Soundtrack

  • Soothing yet sinister, the soundtrack of 'Homicide Hunter' echoes the chilling reality of each case, setting the tone for the show. The exact tracks are, however, not listed publicly.