Josh Mankiewicz

And coming up next, your questions from social media. Social media, a lot of discussion about whether or not the jury reached the right verdict. Sue Marie on Facebook says, I can see the anxiety it would cause for a jury to put someone in jail on circumstantial evidence. And that may have been the problem.

And coming up next, your questions from social media. Social media, a lot of discussion about whether or not the jury reached the right verdict. Sue Marie on Facebook says, I can see the anxiety it would cause for a jury to put someone in jail on circumstantial evidence. And that may have been the problem.

A lot of conversation about the investigation on social and whether or not the police focused on the right suspects early on. Peggy Nicholson on Facebook. Those who investigated her murder failed to get any testings on the roommate or even thoroughly questioned her. I think they're talking about at the beginning. They were stuck on Tyler being the murderer the entire time.

A lot of conversation about the investigation on social and whether or not the police focused on the right suspects early on. Peggy Nicholson on Facebook. Those who investigated her murder failed to get any testings on the roommate or even thoroughly questioned her. I think they're talking about at the beginning. They were stuck on Tyler being the murderer the entire time.

Investigators failed Anita and her family for justice. Well, I'm not sure I would go along with that. But does the family feel investigators failed them?

Investigators failed Anita and her family for justice. Well, I'm not sure I would go along with that. But does the family feel investigators failed them?

and the length of time it took to get there. Kerry Fryer wants to know about cell phone records. And this was a question that I also had, which is, they mentioned texts in the cell phone records where any of the suspect's cell phones pinging in the area the morning of the murder.

and the length of time it took to get there. Kerry Fryer wants to know about cell phone records. And this was a question that I also had, which is, they mentioned texts in the cell phone records where any of the suspect's cell phones pinging in the area the morning of the murder.

I'm thinking that one of the problems might be that it's such a small town that everybody's cell phone is pinging on the same tower.

I'm thinking that one of the problems might be that it's such a small town that everybody's cell phone is pinging on the same tower.

At all. Rebecca Gage asks a question that a lot of people ask, which is, can they try this case again? And the answer is, under our system of jurisprudence in this country, there's a thing called double jeopardy. And no, you cannot try it again.

At all. Rebecca Gage asks a question that a lot of people ask, which is, can they try this case again? And the answer is, under our system of jurisprudence in this country, there's a thing called double jeopardy. And no, you cannot try it again.

You can only try once.

You can only try once.

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We would probably take his questions every week. But if you have a question for Talking Dateline, you can record a message and send it to us on social media, or you can leave a voicemail at 212-413-5252. That's Keith's private number for a chance to be featured on a future episode.

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And coming up on Friday, Keith has an all-new two-hour episode on a case that we've been following since the very beginning. It is the murders of four University of Idaho students. We have new reporting and new interviews and what it all means ahead of the murder trial of the suspect, Brian Koberger, later this summer. So check out Keith's episode, which is called The Terrible Night on King Road.

And coming up on Friday, Keith has an all-new two-hour episode on a case that we've been following since the very beginning. It is the murders of four University of Idaho students. We have new reporting and new interviews and what it all means ahead of the murder trial of the suspect, Brian Koberger, later this summer. So check out Keith's episode, which is called The Terrible Night on King Road.