

A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Feb 13, 2025
Join Alex LeRae, an associate producer at Dateline, who dives into the murky waters of the Anna Kinesiewicz murder investigation, raising questions about the suspect's brother. Reporter Brian Sheehan recounts the heartbreaking pursuit for justice in the Ellen Greenberg case, revealing new legal developments that may reopen her family's quest for answers. Judge Boyd Patterson weighs in on the controversial practice of allowing jurors to pose questions during trials, discussing its impact on high-profile cases and the dynamics it creates in the courtroom.
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The Disappearance of Anna Kinesiewicz
- Anna Kinesiewicz moved to Spain amidst a contentious divorce from her husband, David.
- David is accused of tracking her, killing her, and covering up the crime.
Prosecutor's Theory
- Prosecutors believe David didn't want a 50-50 split of their business assets.
- They cite suspicious texts, a missed dinner, and surveillance footage as evidence.
David's alibi
- David claims he was in Serbia visiting his ailing mother.
- However, the FBI alleges a more sinister purpose for his European travels.