Brenda Breslauer
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58 appearances
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2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Yeah, I've been to Colts Neck. It's an absolutely beautiful area of New Jersey.
It was Keith. And what makes this story so incredibly tragic is that it wasn't just Keith. It was the rest of his family as well, right?
Wow. So what exactly happened here between these two brothers? Do we have a motive?
How has he responded to all of this? Has he said anything? He has pleaded not guilty, and he maintains his innocence. The murders happened back in 2018. Six years later, the case is in court, but still not in trial.
Is the assumption by the prosecution that Paul thought that his jeans and the glove would burn in the fire? I mean, why would you leave these items in your own basement? Yeah.
Okay. Thank you, Brenda, for your insight into this disturbing case. You're welcome. Up next, it's Dateline Roundup. The Florida woman convicted of leaving her boyfriend to die in a suitcase learns her fate. And prosecutors say the Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife has a new target. Plus, Dennis Murphy remembers the Amanda Knox case. Welcome back.
Joining me for this week's Roundup is Dateline producer Sue Simpson. Hey, Sue, welcome back. Thanks, Andrea. Hi. Okay, first up, more stunning headlines in the case involving Colorado dentist James Craig. We mentioned his trial was set to begin in our last episode, but there have been a couple of massive twists we didn't see coming.
Before we get to that, just remind people what this alleged crime is and who James Craig is.
The attorney didn't say what that action was, which he found so repugnant, but something happened the next day which could give us a clue.
Major twist there.
All right, so next we've got two sentencings out of Florida to talk about from two big cases we've covered on the podcast. The first one we're going to talk about is Sarah Boone. She is the defendant in the so-called suitcase murder trial.
The sentencing was earlier this week. We heard victim impact statements from George's children and his mom.
All right. And the second big sentencing this week was Ashley Benefield. The former ballerina was convicted of the 2020 killing of her husband, Doug Benefield. So, Sue, what is the news there?
There were some victim impact statements from Doug's family. We heard from his daughter, Eva, who's been very vocal throughout all of this.
15 years ago this week, jurors filed back into an Italian courthouse to deliver their verdict in a murder trial that had captivated the world. The victim was a 21-year-old student from England by the name of Meredith Kircher. Mez to her friends. She had been sexually assaulted and her throat slashed in the bungalow she'd been renting on her study abroad trip.
But it was one of her alleged killers who seemed to get all the attention in the months that followed, Meredith's roommate, Amanda Knox. Prosecutors said the American college student had murdered Meredith. Amanda's supporters said she'd been railroaded by the Italian authorities. Just after midnight on December 5th, 2009, the judge read the verdict.
Dennis Murphy covered the case from the very beginning and is here to tell us why this case got so much attention and what happened next. Hey, Dennis.
Good. So, Dennis, your first report came out in December of 2007. So let's take a listen.
You flew out to Perugia, Italy for this first report. In fact, in that clip we just played, you're standing outside the student housing cottage where Amanda Knox and her roommate Meredith Kircher lived. Do you remember what was going on when you filmed that?
So remind us, what exactly was the prosecution's theory about what happened, what they say she did?
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