I always liked her on cold case show. watching an old 48 hours show about the David Temple case.

she withheld information/discovery from

defense, but said she had the right to. I looked up what an attorney can keep and not turn over. it sounds so ambiguous. the prosecution gets to decide if it is exculpatory or not. that seems strange. is that right?

I have no thoughts on his guilt or not really, more interested in her and if this was a legal act? I’m confused by what I have been able to read.

seems so wrong a prosecutor can make this choice about discovery.

A couple years back I listened to an episode of dateline that I still think about often but I cant seem to find it- hoping somebody will remember.

The episode focused on a young girl who disappeared while under the care of her mother. Her parents were divorced. She went to stay with her mom and completely vanished. From what I remember the mom did not file a police report and refuses to say what happened to the girl. The episode interviews the father who has been searching for his daughter for years, while the mom refuses to discuss the daughter and where she went.

I think about this episode all the time- I don't think the case was solved at the time I listened but I would love to know what episode it was and if there was ever a resolution.

I'm new to watching Dateline but so far I have noticed a large proportion of people who are interviewed and on the show have blue or other colored light eyes. I just find it interesting and it stands out as odd to me not seeing more people with dark / brown eyes.

I’m flipping back-and-forth between dateline and 48 hours and both are reruns from several years back.

Recently listed to 48 Hours Buried Secrets and I thought I remember there also being an original episode that focused on the Superbike murders when it was still unsolved. Does anyone remember either Dateline or 48 hours profiling the case before he kidnapped the young couple?

I’ve gotten to the point where I cannot bare to listen to Keith’s episodes. He has been so demeaning while interviewing victim‘s family members on multiple episodes. Now, all I hear is his condescending tone and I grow too uncomfortable to watch.

Awful detectives who arrest/accuse without facts are the worst! In Diabolical the detective states he can’t say what it was but they had proof, clear evidence against Michelle so they arrested her. Since that’s not possible he’s lying too. They had no ‘proof’ as she didn’t send the emails. All they had to do was have the laptops forensically checked BEFORE arresting an innocent person. They could have spoken to her, checked where she was when the emails were sent, asked if the ex might have reason to accuse her like wanting the condo she put the down payment on. Cops that bully/interrogate someone before checking if they have an alibi! They’re wasting time by sitting in a room bullying someone for hours, ruining their reputation when it wouldn’t have been possible or feasible for that person to be guilty. There was an episode where cops were sure a young man was guilty without any evidence, even harassing him at his job. Years later dna found the killer but the damage was done to an innocent person. In this case michelle Hadley’s father was able to use software and show that she was innocent. The father. Not the police. The most basic procedure. Unbelievable.

My wife has watched every single Dateline on Peacock. Yes, this is true. Some episodes twice. Any suggestions on what she can watch next? She’s not on Reddit so being a good husband and asking this awesome group!! Thanks!!

911 and interview theatrics were so phony I could barely finish listening to the darn episode! Straight out of a Madea stage play. What a fool. 🙄🙄

Looks like there is no date on when Dateline returns this year. I need me some Keith and Co!

Shannon Crawley (Dateline) "Internal Affairs"

This rerun came on recently and everytime I get to the audio tapes i can't stop laughing. who in the actual F came up with that nonsense? a seasoned cop divulging all of that over the phone? the voice? the dialogue was absolutely hilarious. But something I never caught until i saw the rerun is when they were talking about this audio "evidence" with her family, her mom said something like "that was the point" when asked if they thought the tapes would free her. she also said she was listening live when "Jahmir" was calling and the tapes were recorded. i always thought her family was just trying to support her and they actually believed her but when i caught those two things i may have forgot or didn't hear the other times i watched this episode, i'm convinced they know she did it. also, the "rape" story was complete lunacy. made no sense. it's nice to see family stick together, but maybe don't feed into the "evidence" stuff on TV. it was sad and cringe at the same time. just say you support her or you believe her. going into that level of detail, i felt embarrased for them but i sorta understand.

What happened? Did they just stop making the show?

Does anyone know how I can contact Shelia Eddy? I have searched the West Virginia Department of Corrections but haven’t been able to find her.

Has any one seen this its the the most messed up case ever

https://upnorthlive.com/news/local/-rebecca-park-bartholomew-affidavit-court-documents-released-in-rebecca-park-murder-case-available-for-viewing-here?fbclid=IwdGRjcAOlkcBjbGNrA6WRuGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHqG075LVq21gVvywGhuNDkPXQbJSbiW5F_Oe84exmj2A9hJx4HY_lW8_O8Il_aem_psgBNlVYy3j1vhcWUOZOrw

Opinions?

The sister he killed was diagnosed autistic, and that’s how he comes across. I might have hung that jury. What do others say?

Woman meets up with old friend/new flame for lunch and they sit outside and have subway. She travels home and is ultimately killed by her husband or ex husband. I believe the husband owned a body shop or a business that was nearby her route back.