The Last Weekend

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🗓️ 12 December 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

After a trumpet player fails to show up for a scheduled gig, his family learns his body was abandoned in the mountains. Then, a second murder catches police by surprise. Keith Morrison reports.

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0:00.0	Tonight on Dateline.
0:02.0	Introducing Elvis Music, that's what we do.
0:05.0	Mr. Scott Sessions, right here, ladies and gentlemen.
0:07.0	It was really an honor to have him in the band.
0:11.0	One of my backup vocalists said, hey, there's been some news about the finding of a body.
0:17.0	You know, we're thinking, well, it can't be Scott. It's not Scott.
0:21.0	It broke my heart that he laid up there in the cold. To think of that, it hurts.
0:27.0	Who would murder Scott?
0:30.0	Somebody in a rage.
0:33.0	Yeah.
0:34.0	An immediate, we want to kill you.
0:36.0	We want you dead.
0:37.0	The day that he went missing, he had contacted a person, Heather Frank, via Facebook.
0:42.0	Did you think it remotely possible that Heather a person Heather Frank via Facebook.
0:42.6	Did you think it remotely possible that Heather could have committed murder?
0:46.6	No, not even for a second.
0:48.4	She was fearing for her own life.
0:52.1	None of us knew that that was going to happen. It was like I got hit by a wrecking ball.
0:57.0	I said, please tell me she's still alive.
1:01.0	A missing musician, an Elvis impersonator, and a murdered suspect who becomes a
1:07.6	murder victim. I'm Lester Holt and this is Dateline. Here's Keith Morrison with the last weekend.
1:20.0	Here's Keith Morrison with The Last Weekend.
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