Andrea Canning

So, you get a really good taste of these places.

That was so good.

Why do you think they do?

Why do they?

It's trust, and I'm really struck by that trust.

I mean, I...

I've taken to telling people when I interview them, either before or after, I'll say, I know that this is the most unnatural thing in the world.

You're sitting down from me, somebody that you barely know, and talking about the worst moment in your lives.

And that amount of trust isn't lost on any of us, I think.

And so I really think that it sometimes takes opening yourself up.

showing them that we're not robots, right, that we have emotions that we understand and we empathize.

But it also speaks to the level of trust they have in each of us, but also the trust that they have in Dateline and what our show represents, what we stand for, and knowing that we are going to tell the story right and treat it with the respect it deserves.

Which, by the way, that's a badge of honor, having people be so mad at you all the time.

Murderers, that is.

She was crying and crying.

A dark house, a husband with a gun, a wife dead on the floor.

We never for a second believed that he didn't know who that was standing in front of him.

Was it a tragic mistake?

He was broken.

Or cold-blooded murder?