They said on the Today Show that there were snowflakes on the plaza.

It's the start of another workday here at Dateline headquarters.

It certainly was cold enough for a little snowflake.

Our producers are catching up on breaking crime news.

The husband is speaking out saying I had nothing to do with it.

There was no date for that rich hour.

She wrote in her diary that if I end up dead, then my husband did it.

Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly.

I'm Andrea Canning. It's November 13th, and here's what's on our docket.

In upstate New York, a man who stood trial four times for his wife's murder and was acquitted

takes the investigators to court.

From his perspective, they put him through hell, four trials, three years behind bars and many years of separation from his children.

In Dateline Roundup, updates on the case of Cata Scott, the murdered aspiring beauty queen.

And former baseball pitcher and convicted killer, Dan Serafini, pushes for a new trial.

Seraphini's defense attorney questioned the juror in front of the judge about how she used

computer tools to review evidence during the case.

Plus rental scams on social media are on the rise.

NBC News chief consumer investigative

correspondent, Vicky Wynne, tells us what to watch out for. They rip off a bunch of people and

disappear. Before all that, we're heading to a small town in eastern Kentucky where the son of a local

dentist is behind bars awaiting trial for murder. His dad has been charged, too, with helping him cover it up.

In June 23, Amber Spradlin, a 38-year-old restaurant hostess in Preston'sburg, Kentucky,

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