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6After a prominent plastic surgeon is murdered in his Asheville, North Carolina home, investigators uncover a trail of clues pointing to an unlikely killer. Keith Morrison reports.
In this Dateline classic, two young people from opposite sides of the world find themselves falling in love on the eve of one of the biggest natural disasters in recent memory. Keith Morrison reports. Originally aired on NBC on April 27, 2014.
After Oregon mother Annastasia “Annie” Hester is stabbed to death in her home, investigators uncover personal details that point to multiple suspects and possible motives. Josh Mankiewicz reports.
As a bonus for Dateline listeners, we’re sharing a special preview of In Their Court, a new podcast series from NBC News and NBC Sports about the impact of Title IX in women’s basketball and beyond. Follow now and listen to the first two episodes: https://link.chtbl.com/itc_feeddrops
Two young girls in Washington are snatched in broad daylight while riding their bikes. The case goes unsolved for decades, until a new detective with a local connection to the story tries to solve the mystery that haunted her childhood. Keith Morrison reports.
After a New Jersey mother reports that her five-year-old son vanished from a carnival, detectives embark on a decades-long investigation. Andrea Canning reports.
Together for more than 20 years, free-spirited Bob and Toni Heartsong had one of those legendary marriages everyone envied, or so it seemed. Keith Morrison reports in this Dateline classic that originally aired on NBC on April 3, 2009.
In 2016, 22 days after Sherri Papini vanished from her home, she reappeared, claiming she’d been kidnapped. The detectives who cracked the case discuss the details with Keith Morrison.
A former beauty queen turns 50 and decides to have plastic surgery. The decision changes everything in her picture perfect life. Keith Morrison reports.
The latest in the case of Pam Hupp, charged with murdering her friend Betsy Faria. Keith Morrison interviews Leah Askey, the prosecutor behind the wrongful conviction of Betsy’s husband, Russ.Listen to the original 6-episode podcast on the case: https://link.chtbl.com/ttap_31422
When experienced outdoorsman Mike Williams disappears on a duck hunting trip on Lake Seminole, authorities first believe he could have drowned or been eaten by alligators until his mother presses law enforcement to reopen the case. Dennis Murphy reports.
When former Arkansas State Senator Linda Collins is found fatally stabbed outside her home, investigators must determine if her murder is connected to her political career or her personal life. Dennis Murphy reports.
In this Dateline classic, McKenzie Morgan wants more than anything to learn how to fly. So in August 2013 she takes off on her final solo flight before getting her pilot’s license. All seems well, until her Cessna 172 vanishes. Keith Morrison reports. Originally aired on NBC on August 24, 2014.
Andrea Canning reports on the case of a former NYC police officer who was accused of an alleged murder-for-hire plot against her husband.
She was the breadwinner and he took care of the children. It all worked fine until rumors of an affair, fights over the kids and, finally, an ugly divorce. The marriage was ending, but a crime even seasoned detectives find hard to believe was just beginning. Keith Morrison reports in this Dateline classic. Originally aired on NBC on September 18, 2009.
A family gathering ends with one man dead, leading to more than a decade of questions – was it suicide or murder? Keith Morrison reports on the latest twist in the case.This episode discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK.
In this Dateline classic, when two Americans go missing in Panama, locals discover the dark side of a fun-loving bartender. Kate Snow reports. Originally aired on NBC on October 22, 2010.
While investigating the disappearance of a Washington D.C. woman, detectives discover a puzzling connection to a Virginia woman who vanished two decades earlier. Dennis Murphy reports.If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit www.thehotline.org.
In this Dateline classic, after a failed marriage, a young woman feels lucky to have a second chance when she gets back together with the man she’d loved since high school. Until one morning, when a single shot rings out in a parking garage. Josh Mankiewicz reports. Originally aired on NBC on November 13, 2009.(Additional Footage: AVRphotography.com)
A mystery in paradise unfolds when a British woman vanishes from her boyfriend’s luxury yacht in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Andrea Canning reports.
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that prosecutor just refuses to admit she was wrong
What a nerdy family
There is Red Pill truths I this story: Never lose frame with the woman you're in a relationship with, never do things for a woman you're not in a relationship with (aka being a simp) and never let your woman embarrass you.
OG Casey Anthony.
Hadn't heard about this murder before. Great episode!
The narration style is so dated and a little cheesy but it’s a good podcast
It is crazy to think that murder sounded more plausible than just getting a job. 😳
Her education and moral compass? I used to sit at baseball games with this cunt. She sits with her nose up high like she's somebody special. She's a criminal. She knew damn well what she was doing was wrong and continued to do it anyway. How does someone that we elect to office intentionally prosecute someone that they know is innocent? And then get so far deep that they try to defend why they did what they did? She is such a loser. She absolutely has blood on her hands. I know she said a lot of downright stupid and ignorant things on this episode, but for her to say that she didn't believe the testimony of the four witnesses that he was with while playing cards that night and that she was just doing her job? I find that to be the most ludicrous, absurd thing. What a pitiful excuse for a prosecutor. She never deserved any position she's ever held in Troy, Missouri.
It seems like this entire family is just trash that was good at failing kids.
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the stepdad did it period....no one in one life time has that many insurance payouts....he needs to be in jail
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what????? not becky!!!!!
I believe her story a little bit until she kept saying they were punishing her she was always talking about how life was just punishing her for some reason and it's like life is not all about you Patricia. So the fact that she said she told her ex-boyfriend that she was raped and then he's going to make her look at him for what purpose to punish her is what she said? No he showed her what he look like because she wanted to see him dead because she wanted him punished for raping her if he even raped her.
Poor baby was robbed of justice 😢
Lost children episodes, I dislike. My preference: episodes where one horrible spouse murders the other one, apparently-- but then it is revealed that the Evangelical clergyman did it to finance his methamphetamine habit.
trash
These jurors got it right, the New Jersey Supreme Court dropped the ball on this one. Michelle will rot in hell when her time comes.
Not buying what the defense lawyer is selling. They expect normal citizens on the jury to suspend their common sense and believe everything the defense witnesses say and disregard everything the prosecutor’s witnesses say. Everyone once in awhile they find some gullible jurors.
a forensic interview is actually 8 to 12 hours usually over 1 to 2 days. so no hon...the MD who was said he was. a threat saw him much more than his own MD.