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You're listening in to the Dateline story meeting.

We will just dive in.

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I'm curious about the rest of the investigation.

You know, everybody's talking about mom blowing him a kiss in the courtroom.

The cops are like, why were you acting so strange?

You were there the whole time.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly. I'm Blaine Alexander. It's November 20th, and here's what's on our docket.

In Connecticut, Michelle Triconis wants a new trial. The woman convicted of conspiring with her boyfriend to murder his estranged wife filed a 1,000-page appeal.

We'll boil it all down.

The defense claims that those police interviews should have never been let in.

In Dateline Roundup, we've got details on Karen Reid's explosive new lawsuit,

and we'll bring you the latest in the murder of the Last Chance You football coach.

The two men were aware of each other in some capacity, but they were not closely connected.

Plus, Smallville actress Alison Mack breaks her silence on the sex-cold nexium.

I feel like I at least have to say it out loud for myself, like once, you know.

But before all of that, we're heading to the Norfolk County Courthouse in Massachusetts,

where there has been a stunning development in the case of Brian Walsh.

39-year-old mother of three, Anna Walsh, has been missing since New Year's Day, 2023.

Her husband, Brian, initially told police that Anna had taken a ride share early New Year's day to catch a flight to Washington, D.C., where she worked, but there was no record that she ever

took a flight and no evidence that she ever used her credit cards or her phone after that morning.

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