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The actual defendant completely proclaims his innocence.

I'm Andrea Canning, and this is Dateline True Crime Weekly.

It's February 6th, and here's what's on our docket.

In Vermont, a group of young people called The Zizians is in the spotlight after two of them get in a deadly shootout with border guards.

Investigators say the deaths aren't the only ones allegedly tied to the group.

Teresa and the young woman who bought her the guns were in frequent contact with a third person,

who is a person of interest in another murder, this one in California.

In Dateline Roundup, prosecutors beef up their indictment against rap mogul Sean Combs,

and emotions run high at the sentencing hearing for Natalie Cochran, the West Virginia

pharmacist convicted of murdering her husband. To this day, this vile being has showed no

remorse, none whatsoever.

Plus, the 1996 murder of six-year-old Jean-Beney Ramsey is making headlines again.

We'll get you up to speed on what you might have missed.

But first, we're heading to a Los Angeles courtroom where the trial of a woman accused

of conspiring to murder her celebrity

hairstylist husband is finally underway. Monica Semantilly's trial began last week with a

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