The Shift

A couple is shot dead in their home. Detectives Tom Tudor and Todd Lappin take the case. One victim's phone is in use after she has died. Is it in the hands of the killer? Detectives meet with potential suspects who all give contradictory statements.

A man is found dead in Indianapolis and Homicide Detective Christine Minka takes the call. Witnesses saw a man with a gun, but no one saw the actual murder. Minka and partner Det. Lesia Moore will need the full force of the IMPD to break this one.

A body is found dead, floating in Indianapolis's White River and Homicide Detective Sgt. Jeff Breedlove is on the case. Dive crews recover the victim, a young woman. Detectives must figure out her identity. Was it an accident, suicide, or a murder?

A man has been missing for months, and his truck has just been found -- without him in it. It's Indianapolis Homicide Detective Christine Minka's first "missing person's case." She'll first have to prove that a murder happened, let alone solve it.

Two men are shot; one survives and the other does not. IMPD Homicide Detective Tom Tudor takes the lead on the case. Detectives begin their investigation, and hear accounts of a second crime, a home break-in gone wrong. Are the two crimes related?

A young man is found shot dead in Indianapolis. Det. Jesse Beavers and partner Det. Tom Tudor respond. Witnesses give conflicting reports of several cars spotted at the scene. The case has a twist that leaves Beavers hunting for pieces to the puzzle.

A man is found dead in his home in suburban Indianapolis, lying in a pool of blood. IMPD Homicide Detective Sgt. Jeff Breedlove takes the case. The victim is a faith-based counselor who helped homeless people. Was the murderer someone he knew?