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Journalist Andrea Canning and true crime veteran Josh Mankiewicz delve into the gripping case of Katelyn Markham, a 21-year-old art student who vanished in 2011. They discuss the decade-long investigation that finally led to an arrest, including insights from the investigator who broke the case. The conversation touches on law enforcement's early missteps, the impact of private investigations, and the emotional toll on Katelyn’s family. Expect humor and poignant revelations as they explore the complexities of justice.

A vibrant young art student's mysterious disappearance sends her community into a panic. The search reveals emotional turmoil and complicated relationships as investigators delve into her past. When skeletal remains are discovered, the case shifts to a homicide investigation, raising suspicions among friends and family. Tensions mount as conflicting alibis and new leads come to light, exposing the fraught dynamics of grief and justice. The relentless pursuit for answers uncovers chilling truths surrounding her tragic fate.

Donna Adelson, accused of orchestrating a hit on her ex son-in-law, shares shocking recorded conversations that illustrate the web of deception surrounding her case. The brutal murder of tech executive Bob Lee unfolds with insights into surveillance evidence and the implications for the tech community. Vicky Nguyen, NBC’s Senior Consumer Investigative Correspondent, provides essential tips on how to protect yourself from financial scams, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in today's digital landscape.

Andrea Canning chats with Keith Morrison, a renowned journalist known for his investigative prowess, about the haunting case of Nada Huranieh. They dissect the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death and the family dynamics at play. Key evidence, including pivotal security footage, reveals potential foul play. Keith also shares insights from a divorce attorney involved in the case and addresses listener questions, offering a deep dive into justice and resilience amid tragedy.

A startling discovery shatters a teenager's world when her mother is found dead outside their home. As investigations unfold, unsettling evidence emerges, suggesting foul play rather than an accident. The narrative dives deep into family trauma, mental health struggles, and the complexities of love and loss. As accusations fly and bonds are tested, the pursuit of justice reveals hidden secrets. Ultimately, a journey of self-discovery and determination rises from the ashes as she seeks to honor her mother’s legacy.

This week, Sean Combs, the music legend now navigating serious legal troubles, discusses the pressures of celebrity in court. A gripping double murder case unfolds in Virginia involving a husband's betrayal and a family's au pair. A longtime Dateline producer shares insights from his book on wrongful convictions, revealing the emotional toll on those wrongfully imprisoned. The conversation highlights the haunting implications of justice, celebrity culture, and the intricacies of murder investigations. It's a mix of drama, tragedy, and deep reflection.

Josh Mankiewicz, an investigative journalist renowned for his true crime storytelling, joins Akia Eggleston, whose tragic disappearance at 22 while pregnant shocked many. They delve into the complex dynamics of Akia's love life, the role of the FBI in addressing her case, and the power of circumstantial evidence in securing justice. The discussion also highlights the struggles of families seeking media attention for missing persons, especially within communities of color, emphasizing urgent calls for broader awareness and support.

A pregnant woman disappears just weeks before her baby shower, leaving her family in a frantic search. The investigation reveals complex relationships, particularly with her boyfriend and a confidant. As detectives uncover layers of trust and betrayal, suspicions about her boyfriend deepen. The probe into the circumstances surrounding her vanish raises questions about societal perceptions of missing persons, especially women of color. The haunting emotional toll reverberates through both families, even after a trial follows.

Dennis Murphy, a seasoned journalist focusing on criminal cases, joins Danita Tate, an advocate for domestic violence education, to discuss the tragic story of her sister, attorney Chiquita Tate, who was murdered in 2009. They delve into the nuances of the investigation, revealing both the evidence challenges and family struggles with grief. Danita shares her journey from loss to empowerment, emphasizing the importance of community education on domestic violence. The conversation offers a blend of justice, heartache, and hope.

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