Hey, good morning. It's time for Dateline's morning meeting. So here we go. Let's do a fast meeting. I'm sure you guys have a really busy day.

Our producers are swapping tips about breaking crime news around the country. This does feel like it's gone to trial very quickly.

There's an actual real issue of a new charge that just came up. We'll see what happens with that.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

I'm Andrea Canning.

It's April 24th, and here's what's on our docket.

There is a verdict in the Arizona murder trial of Lori Valo Daybell, aka Mommy Doomsday.

Did her high-risk gamble to represent herself backfire?

Lori Vallow had no reaction. She stood up, walked out of the courtroom, and that was that.

Other stories we've got our eyes on this week, a bombshell filing in Scott Peterson's case.

His defense team says they have evidence that proves his innocence.

And testimony begins at the retrial of disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein.

The big difference is Weinstein is facing a new charge, an additional charge of first-degree criminal sexual act against a new accuser.

Plus, we'll be talking to juror number 11, or Sarah Reid, as she's known in her daily life. She'll tell us about her experience as a juror on the Jasmine Pace murder trial

and her hit podcast, sequestered. All of the questions and emotions and details, you just carry

them around in silence. It's almost like an emotional pressure cooker. But before all that, we're heading to Dedham, Massachusetts, where Karen Reed's retrial has finally

begun.

On Tuesday morning, more than nine months after her last trial ended with a hung jury, Karen

Reid's case made its way back to court for opening

statements.

For the Honorable Beverly Canoni, the Justice of the Superior Court, this court is in session.

Please be seated.

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