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You're listening to the Dateline story meeting.

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Our producers are catching up on breaking crime news.

Any indication on motive, nothing yet.

They were looking at all of the cases that Detective had been on because she had deleted one or two pieces of evidence.

A lot of it happens after they figure out who it is, really.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly. I'm Andrea Canning. It's March 26th, and here's what's on

our docket. Family drama in a Mississippi courtroom as a man accused of murdering his daughter's

boyfriend stands trial for a second time, and his daughter is the prosecution's star witness.

The last time that Caitlin testified, she said she started questioning her dad, and he basically

told her not to look a gift horse in the mouth. In Dateline Roundup, we're on verdict watch in the

trial of the Utah nurse accused of poisoning her best friend.

And 15 years after the murder of an Iowa realtor, news of an arrest.

They were shocked that Ramsey was the person who had been arrested.

Plus, how can realtors protect themselves?

We've got some safety tips.

It's just a little pin behind my necktie.

I can be pushing it, sending an alert to the authorities to tell them, hey, I need health.

Before all that, we're heading to a courtroom in Honolulu where an anesthesiologist is on trial for attempting to murder his wife with a rock.

On the morning of March 24, 2025, a woman's cries for help pierced the quiet of the

Polypuka Trail, a scenic and sometimes treacherous hike overlooking Oahu.

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