Okay, I think I see everybody.

It's time for the Dateline story meeting.

We'll go ahead and get started.

Our producers are catching up on breaking crime news.

It sounds like they solved it pretty quickly.

I find it totally fascinating.

I want to see all those tapes and read all those text messages. It took them a long time

to get justice. Welcome to Dateline True Crime Weekly. I'm Lester Holt. It's February 19th,

and here's what's on our docket. In Miami, 20 years after a college football player was gunned down

on the way home from practice,

one of his teammates is on trial for his murder.

Well, in the arrest warrant, they suggested that Jones was envious of Brian.

In Deadline Roundup, a verdict in the case of the New Jersey businessman accused of murdering

his own brother and three other family members.

And emotions run high at the sentencing of the opair at the heart of a bizarre double murder.

By the end of these statements, Juliana was wiping her eyes and crying.

Plus, the Winter Olympics are ramping up soon, but more big sporting events are on the horizon.

NBC News's Vicky Wynn is here with some tips on stadium safety.

You are here to have a good time to cheer on your team.

This should not become a matter of life and death.

Before all that, we're headed to Michigan, where the trial of a farmer accused of murdering his wife and then concealing her body in a fertilizer tank, is underway.

Back in April 2021, 52-year-old grandmother Dee Warner vanished from the home she shared with her husband, Dale.

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