Homicide Hunter: The Kenda Files Season 1 Episode 2 Deadly Inferno

Detective Joe Kenda investigates a case of arson that turned deadly in Homicide Hunter: The Kenda Files season 1 episode 2, titled Deadly Inferno. Kenda is at the scene of the fire, which was started in an apartment complex, causing multiple fatalities. The detective and his team work tirelessly to identify the bodies and find out who set the fire.

Kenda's investigation leads him to a woman named Cindy, who is one of the survivors of the fire. She tells Kenda that she saw a man running away from the building just before the fire broke out. Kenda turns to his team to track down the man, who they believe is responsible for causing the fire.

As Kenda and his team work to identify the suspect, they discover that the situation is more complicated than they initially thought. They learn that the man had been in a dispute with the landlord of the apartment complex and had been threatening to burn the building down. Kenda also discovers that the man had a history of mental illness and had been released from a hospital just days before the fire.

Kenda and his team continue to investigate the case, interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence. They soon realize that the man had set the fire intentionally and that he had done so with the intent of killing his ex-girlfriend and her family, who lived in the same apartment complex.

As Kenda and his team close in on the suspect, they are faced with a difficult decision. The man is armed and dangerous, and they must take extra precautions to arrest him and prevent any further harm to the public. With the help of SWAT officers, Kenda and his team are able to apprehend the suspect without any additional injuries or fatalities.

In the end, Kenda is able to bring justice for the victims of the deadly inferno. He reflects on the tragedy, noting that arson is one of the most difficult cases to solve because it requires piecing together often scattered evidence. But despite the obstacles, Kenda and his team persevered and were able to catch the culprit. The Deadly Inferno case is a testament to their dedication and tenacity.