dateline. this is the entrance to the part where richard was killed. the gunman laid in wait, in this secluded dark place at night. one way or another, that s an execution. absolutely. they were a busy married couple, meeting up for a romantic valentines night rendezvous. but that night, someone had other plans. he s been shot? he s been shot! before she even arrived, her husband was there. i just see him laying on the ground. i couldn t think of a soul who would want to harm this man. then, someone let a secret slip. soon, people were questioning a suspect with the motive. he suddenly changed his look. and in fact, when he showed up that morning, he was fearless. there was only one problem, he had a rock solid alibi. where did that leave you? worried about my case. that is when the phone rang. a tip! a tire track! and a case one detective would never forget! there was a shot in the dark but i took it. hello and welcome to dateline. it
it doesn t make any sense. it took my father, you killed my father. someone is going to pay for this. there are easier ways to die. i got a call from a cousin, saying. he s in the hospital. how did he look? horrible. he drank something sweet, and deadly. there was no question. the real question, why would he do it? stressed, out something was going on there. what happened to ray? soon, it wasn t just doctors and the families asking the question. it was detectives. most likely not a suicide. he had enemies. he received a surprise package. this man sent my data bob. a surprise phone call from a it s josh mankiewicz from day line, is there anything you want to say? no shortage of suspects, just a shortage of detectives. all kinds of things go wrong and murder investigations. but the police department running out of money, is not one of the things you think of. now. i preston. i did what i had to do. would she ever find justice? it s your
hello. i m ann canning. and this is dateline. told me he love me. i loved him he said he d be back. i d hear a motion of some sort. and then i remember, hearing gunshots. one there. it s the website where to meet and cheat. it s someone looking to have an affair. but this affair was about so much more defeat. the affair became a game, a wife and her spying on her husband and his lover you just think, what have they done? and that the spy spot turned deadly, one of the four lovers gunned down. it obviously was random. waiting at the scene and with a strange story, and where detectives, a strange video. how could that video. it was very creepy. an affair to remember, an affair to forget. and one more script still to be revealed. hello and, welcome to dateline. by appearances, sam and daniel drearier had a storied marriage and then one tragic afternoon their world came down, destroyed by a series of bullets as investigators b
cubic meters of gas into the baltic sea. there s a toxic bubble field more than half a mile wide. you can only guess how many marine animals are being killed right now, countless. but the lasting damage may be to the atmosphere. it s 90% methane. methane, as biden has told us, is the key driver of global warming, which is an existential threat to humanity in planet. so if you re worried about climate change, what just happened to the pipelines is its close of the apocalypse as you can imagine. it wasn t an accident. the same ten leaks were det detected, there were two undersea explosions, each of which was equivalent to hundreds of pounds of tnt. nothing on nature can account for that. leaks were in three separate places. only one explanation. this was an act of industrial terrorism. that was obvious to the prime minister of poland and he wasted no time saying so. today, we are also dealing with an act of sabotage. we do not know the details of what happened yet. but we can
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