Nobody knows where the bullet comes from. Nothings making it any easier. If you dont have a motive, its hard to know which direction to go. We were just never going to know. But someone knew. She called me and she said, i think i know something about a murder. We never could find out why trent was killed because it was something this weird. She became the key. Would she also become the next victim . She was scared to death to confront him. Let me ask you a question, youre not setting me up, are you . She knew what he was capable of. And thus she was terrified. And thus she was terrified. Hello and welcome to dateline. Trent digiuro was a force on the football field, popular and fiercely loyal to his wide circle of friends. Then late one night, the charming athlete was shot dead. His killer left few clues, and the Case Sat Cold until someone came forward with a stunning secret. What police asked the tipster to do next would make her a target. How much would she risk to right a wrong . H
i was, like, it s who? that can t happen. why him? no one saw a thing. it s at night, it s dark, nobody knows where the bullet comes from. nothing s making it any easier. if you don t have a motive, it s hard to know which direction to go. we were just never going to know. but someone knew. she called me and she said, i think i know something about a murder. we never could find out why trent was killed because it was something this weird. she became the key. would she also become the next victim? she was scared to death to confront him. let me ask you a question, you re not setting me up, are you? she knew what he was capable of. and thus she was terrified. and thus she was terrified. hello and welcome to dateline. trent digiuro was a force on the football field, popular and fiercely loyal to his wide circle of friends. then late one night, the charming athlete was shot dead. his killer left few clues, and the case sat cold unt
it s hard to know which direction to go. we were just never going to know. but someone knew. she called me and she said, i think i know something about a murder. we never could find out why trent was killed because it was something this weird. she became the key. would she also become the next victim? she was scared to death to confront him. let me ask you a question, you re not setting me up, are you? she knew what he was capable of. and thus she was terrified. and thus she was terrified. hello and welcome to dateline. trent digiuro was a force on the football field, popular and fiercely loyal to his wide circle of friends. then late one night, the charming athlete was shot dead. his killer left few clues, and the case sat cold until someone came forward with a stunning secret. what police asked the tipster to do next would make her a target. how much would she risk to right a wrong? here s keith morrison with the motive. her heart was on f
again, this is over ten years ago. just look at a little bit of what happened to her during and that session this is the place where we do the study. this is where we meet with people and then this is where we do the mdma sessions intense psychotherapy including eight hour sessions after taking a capsule of mdma i ve ecstasy. i listen closely on this tape. you can hear rachel along with dr. missile keep driving i ve felt as if my whole brain was powered up like a christmas tree all the ones we ve look at, you know, there s gonna be a lot of focus on this again, she essentially was describing a reset of her brain and within weeks, 90% of her symptoms which had been with her whole life, adult life when away. and that s what the advisory committee meeting is going to be talking about today. kate i mean, huge potential, especially as you well point out, it s been 25 years since there s been a new new medical treatment out for pts, it s really amazing. sandi, it s great to see y
Issue or drug overreach, you re over a lay to the case. i find jurors to be very authentic. as you said, kate, i can t think of a family my own included that hasn t had if not directly peripherally, at least some involvement or some experience with someone drug addict as joey said, in his defense narrative we re not here to demonize. we re here to uplift i think that there s a legitimate chance of jury nullification here because people are going to be empathetic to this situation. and i think of the defense hits hard that what was his state of mind when he filled the format as joey said, these forms are unreliable. did he check the box? did somebody else check the box? there s a lot to work with for the defense and joy we touched on this yesterday, but the fact that the judge told the defense him they can t call an expert witness that would get at that question of the fact that their approach was