Dateline NBC

Too Fat to Kill?

Dec 8, 2021

41:35

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The Best Fiends Game Review

02:20

Defendant Ate's Guilt in the Murder of Paul Dunsa

01:45

Why Edward Ates Can't Be Behind the Wheel Powered by a Drunnel in Fleeing the Scene

02:03

Introduction

2min

'Paul Dunsack'

2min

How Did Dunsack's Abbreviated Life End in Murder?

2min

Paul and Stacy Dunsack's Divorce

2min

The Dunksack Divorce

2min

The Dunsack Divorce

2min

I'm Afraid for My Life

2min

Sling TV - The Real Deal

3min

The Killing of a Man in a Million Dollar New Jersey Home

2min

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Did You Think She Was Telling You the Truth?

2min

11.

What Was Going on With the Ates Family?

2min

12.

The Death of Paul D Munsac

2min

13.

How to Commit the Perfect Murder

2min

14.

Did Edward Ehts Research Guns?

2min

15.

'It's a Hard Thing to Testify Against Your Brother'

2min

16.

The Best Fiends Game Review

2min

17.

Defendant Ate's Guilt in the Murder of Paul Dunsa

2min

18.

The Defendant's Alibi Is Thursday, Not Tuesday, the Day After the Murder of Paul Unsac

2min

19.

Did You See a Bag Hande That Week?

2min

20.

Why Edward Ates Can't Be Behind the Wheel Powered by a Drunnel in Fleeing the Scene

2min

21.

How to Commit the Perfect Murder

2min

22.

Ed Ates's Shifting Alibi for the Crime Was a Mammoth Sea Change

2min

23.

Edward Ates - The Too Fat to Kill Defense

2min

24.

The Most Prominent Creditor in the Metu Era

2min

In this Dateline classic, a devoted father is gunned down in his New Jersey home. An unusual defense brought the case into the national spotlight when the suspect agued he was simply too obese to carry out the killing. Dennis Murphy reports. Originally aired on NBC on April 23, 2010.

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