This is a star-studded story meeting. We have both Andrea and Blaine. Love it. You're listening in to the

Dateline story meeting. I just called her because I had a feeling this was going to blow up.

Our producers are swapping tips and story ideas. He got pretty emotional. He cried a few times

during the interview. I talked with the ringleader of the friend group, if you will. It wasn't just a heat of the moment thing. He cried a few times during the interview. I talked with the ringleader of the

friend group, if you will. It wasn't just a heat of the moment thing. He was planning on murdering her.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly. I'm Lester Holt. It's April 16th, and here's what's on our

docket. In Utah, a woman is on trial for allegedly conspiring with her son and daughter to murder

her son-in-law.

They said she was the one who got her kids to fall in line and commit murder.

In Dateline Roundup, we've got the latest on the appeals of two big-name defendants, music mogul

Sean Diddy Combs and Mommy Doomsday Lorry Vallow Daybell. And more on the verdict from the attempted

murder trial of Hawaii anesthesiologist Dr. Gerhard Konig. They seem to be saying that Gerhardt

attacked his wife in the heat of passion.

Plus, we talked to a former FBI agent about what American tourists should do if they're a victim of a crime while traveling abroad.

The first thing you need to do is contact that nearest U.S. consulate, and you should have that number in your phone.

But before all that, we're heading to the Bahamas for the latest developments in a case that

has captured national attention, the disappearance of tourist Lynette Hooker.

Was it an accident or something more sinister?

Two months ago, Michigan couple Brian and Lynette Hooker docked their yachts soulmate at Elbow Key in the Bahamas,

just two more travelers drawn to the island's sandy beaches and turquoise waters.

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