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She was like filing reports and reports and reports.

The whole backdrop for the fire department is kind of interesting.

She's starting to believe in her father's guilt.

Welcome to Dateline, True Crime Weekly.

I'm Lester Holt.

It's March 5th, and here's what's on our docket.

In South Carolina, two and a half years after a man was shot dead on a country road,

a judge listens to witness testimony, body cam video, and 911 calls to figure out what happened.

Hey, I've got a guy point of gun at me driving.

In Dateline Roundup, closing arguments are set to begin at the murder trial of Michigan farmer Dale Warner.

And in Miami, the trial of the former college football player accused of gunning down his teammate 20 years ago comes to a surprising end.

The Pada family, they've been very emotional throughout the proceedings.

They seem like they were in disbelief.

Plus, it's a tool we see investigators use a lot to zero in on a suspect, photo lineups. A retired police chief tells us how it's done.

Even subtle cues. You're in breathing, posture, tone of voice, can influence the witness's

choice. Before all that, we're heading back to Utah where Corey Richens, the mom of three accused

of fatally poisoning her husband, came face to face with the prosecution

Star Witness, her former housekeeper.

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