It's going to be really hot, right?

Pretty hot today and really hot tomorrow.

It's the start of another workday for the Dateline team.

The prosecutor speaking out was on nightly last night, was on today, today.

Our producers are catching up on breaking crime news.

Somebody killed them and somebody's on the run.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

I'm Andrea Canning.

It's July 31st, and here's what's on our docket.

An old story that's come roaring back into the news,

the Epstein files,

and what convicted sex trafficker Galane Maxwell might have to say now.

Obviously, she doesn't want to say something

that could

land her in worse trouble than she's already in. In Arizona, newly revealed evidence in the case of a

16-year-old beaten to death after a house party. It's a crime that has galvanized a community. Some of the

accused are part of a group called the Gilbert Goons. A lot of these kids were high school students being

attacked by their classmates. But before all that, the trial of Colorado dentist James Craig

accused of poisoning his wife Angela came to a swift conclusion. Over the last three weeks,

the prosecution argued that James Craig poisoned his wife Angela

with potassium cyanide and tetrahydrozzoline, a chemical found in eyedrops.

He pleaded not guilty to murder and to charges that he attempted to launch a murder for

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