Hi, everyone. I'm Lester Holt. We're talking Dateline today. I'm here with Andrea Canning to talk about her episode Secrets of Exam Room 9. There's a catcher for a title, if I've ever heard one. If you haven't seen it, you can find it at the Dateline podcast feed. Go over there, listen to it, and then come right back here.

We'll be waiting for you to talk about this episode. All right, to recap, in 2023, the sudden

illness and death of loving mother and wife, Angela Craig, left her doctors and loved one stunned.

But detectives soon discovered a sinister explanation.

She had been poisoned by none other than her husband, Dr. James Craig.

And that wasn't the only crime he committed.

And for this talking deadline, we have an extra clip.

We'll be playing for you, Andrea's interview with the two lead detectives on the case.

And then we'll answer some of your questions from social media. So now, let's talk Dateline. Well, Andrea, I'm a first-timer on the talking datelines, although I talk at the beginning of the show a lot. So this is fun and it's fun to do this with you. This was quite an hour. Congratulations. Thanks, Lester. Good to see you.

I should mention here, and you mentioned in the program, that Angela was the mother of five daughters

and one son. Yeah. Sounds familiar. You mentioned, yeah. Sounds very familiar. Yeah, I mean,

it's not, this is a first for me in Dateline.

I don't think I've ever met anyone, to be honest with you, who has five daughters and a boy.

I know it exists out there, but I've never personally met anyone.

And then to have a victim and a dateline, have five girls and a boy. It was really surprising when I heard that.

Did it help you relate at all to Angela in terms of, you know, for her day-to-day routines

of what it would like to be a mother of so many kids? You know, there were hundreds of hours of

footage from that house from their home surveillance camera cameras in the house. And we start the whole show where you see,

you know, these moments from a daily, you know, daily life. It's like when I saw her in those videos,

when I saw her in the kitchen and the kids are fighting or she's welcoming her husband home

or whatever it may be, that's when I really related to her, you know, because that's like our kitchen here in

my house with all these children and all the chaos of daily life with six children.

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