Good morning.

It's time for Dateline's morning meeting.

We're getting a live shot from Frannie, who is at the courthouse.

Our producers are catching up on breaking crime news.

The defense begins their case on Monday.

Recently bought McDonald's was still in the charred kitchen.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly. I'm Blaine Alexander, filling in today forred kitchen. Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

I'm Blaine Alexander, filling in today for Andrea Canning, who's on vacation.

It's July 3rd, and here's what's on our docket.

In a Kentucky courthouse, prosecutors lay out their case against the man, they say, killed

Crystal Rogers, a mother of five, and the case against

a second man who they say helped cover it up. She overheard Steve and Joseph Lawson talking about

moving a body at Brooks Family's Farm. In Dateline Roundup, big news from Utah in the case of

Corey Richens, the children's book author who's

accused of fatally poisoning her husband. She is now facing more than two dozen new charges.

And we've got a verdict in the racketeering trial of music mogul Sean Diddy Combs.

I'm going to interrupt you just closely here because we are getting the verdict coming in right now.

And you might be familiar with the Amber Alert for missing children, but what about the turquoise alert?

Officials are hoping it will help save lives.

There is no wait time in New Mexico to make a report about somebody.

You should report your missing loved one right

away. But before all that, we're off to Idaho, where a case that has gripped and horrified the

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