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he was stressed out, something was going on there. what had happened to ray? soon it wasn t just doctors and his family asking that question, it was detectives. this was most likely not a suicide. he had enemies. he received a surprise package from one. this man sent my dad a bomb. we were there for a surprise phone call from another. she went into this. oh. can i get snt. yeah. one second. it is josh mankiewicz from dateline. is there anything you want to say? no shortage of suspects, just a shortage of detectives. the police department running out of money is not usually one of the things you think of. no. i pressed on. i did what i had to do. would she ever find justice? it is your father. your father is murdered. you are not going to give up. welcome to dateline . on a warm day in august of 2009, 65-year-old ray kotomski quenched his thirst with a cool drink, but that drink contained a secret. a potion so sinister kotomski wou ....
yes. a cold-blooded killing, but who pulled the trigger? did jealousy drive someone to murder or did she? michelle theer was a brilliant, cunning, ruthless woman. hello. welcome to dateline. the story you re about to see centers on a death of a military man thousands of miles from a battlefield, a dedicated officer who survived war zones only to be caught in a cross fire of a lover s triangle. here is keith morrison. what was she thinking when she went to the computer, when she typed in those five little words? did she not understand where those little words might lead? i need an ambulance. where are you at? i don t know. okay. what s your name. michelle. michelle theer was, no doubt about it, dissatisfied. here she was, young, successful, attractive, and yet it wasn t exactly boredom that was eating at michelle. after all, she was just startsing a new career as a psychologist, often counseling troubled couples. she was relatively new with ....
watching dateline that need to talk to their kids. welcome to dateline. parents always worry there are so many dangers out in the world a teenager can face, that at a slumber party in your own basement? how could something deadly have found its way there, taken a bright, talented girl. and could it happen in your town, to your child? here s keith snow with one small dose. they re killing our kids and we need to do something about it. reporter: it s a new threat. she was saying, erin, your best friend died, and she kept yelling that over and over. reporter: and these teens found out about it the hard way. it s made out to seem like one of those, you re not really going to see it in your life kind of drugs. reporter: they re called synthetic drugs, and they are cheap, dangerous, easy to get and often marketed specifically to young people. something this deadly, in this small of a dose, had entered our high school. not just our community, but our kid ....
to do this again. breaking news overnight, the world loses a hero in the fight against apartheid. a closer look at the life of nobody pell peace prize winner desmond tutu. a lie bray shuts down but it has nothing to do with the pandemic. the new way people are trying to ban books and how some librarians are reacting. after almost two years of bad news, things are finally starting to turn around for movie theaters, how they re trying to get you back in the seats in 2022 and how the comeback is being led by your friendly neighborhood spiderman. good morning. it s december 26th. i m lindsey reiser. i hope you all had a wonderful christmas. hundreds more cancellations at airports yesterday meant people stranded trying to get to their christmas destination or back home. 2,800 flights canceled yesterday or alone. overall about 5,000 flights have been canceled over the holiday weekend, and it s mostly because of the omicron wave hitting airline workers. that s leading ....
of being together. all right, that is going to do it for us tonight on this fine friday evening. i ll see you again on monday, but now it s time for the last word which tonight is hosted by the great and glorious jonathan capehart filling in for lawrence tonight. good to see you, jonathan. good to see you, too, rachel. you were talking about robert scott palmer, who got the longest sentence of the insaw sir insurrectionists so far. we re going to be talking about him but also the role you played for him in prison. i think you know about that. yeah, i do know about it. whenever your name turns up in a courtroom, it s unsettling even when it s nothing bad. in this case it was weird. yeah. we actually got the transcript from the sentencing hearing, and i looked at it and i m preferring not to think about it. okay, you don t have to think about it. i ll talk about it. if i don t see you again, happy holidays to you and susan. you, too. thank you so much, jon ....