Hey, how are you guys?

It's time for the Dateline morning meeting. I'm covering another sentencing today. There you are, on the scene. Our producers are swapping tips and story ideas. Let's keep track of it. They're finding traces of blood in his car. They're finding a knife. They're finding a receipt for that gorilla mask. Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

I'm Andrea Canning.

It's September 18th, and here's what's on our docket.

Three years after a Microsoft employee was gunned down in an alleged murder-for-hire plot,

Florida prosecutors released interview tapes and 911 calls never heard by the public before.

He has a little kid in the car. She was crazy.

In Dateline Roundup, I'll take you inside the courtroom for the sentencing in the Crystal

Rogers murder trial, dubbed Kentucky's trial of the decade. And the latest on the jailhouse

attack of a Massachusetts man accused of murdering his wife.

On Thursday night, Brian Walsh was stabbed in jail.

Plus, sentencing a murder might be more difficult than you think.

NBC News legal analyst and defense attorney Danny Savalos explains why.

But before all that, we're heading to New Jersey, where a man has been behind bars for nearly seven years,

awaiting trial for the murder of his brother and his brother's entire family.

November 2018, just a couple of days before Thanksgiving, firefighters responded to a house fire in the affluent community of Coltsneck, New Jersey.

They found a million-dollar mansion engulfed in flames and the body of 50-year-old Keith Canero shot dead on the front lawn.

Inside, his wife and two young children were also found murdered in what appeared to be a targeted attack.

And the tragedy didn't end there.

Earlier that morning, a fire had broken out at Keith's brother's house in nearby Ocean Township.

Paul Canero and his loved one survived.

But investigators couldn't ignore the question, were the two incidents linked?

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