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Nancy Latham, the banker's ex-wife and central figure/victim, gives first-person accounts of uncovering infidelity and threats. She recounts finding a hit packet, hidden texts, and evidence from private investigators. The conversation covers tense confrontations, suspicious money transfers, arrests, and life under protective custody.

Chris Latham, a banker accused of plotting his then-wife's murder, speaks from jail to tell his side. Nancy Cannon, his former spouse, shares first-person accounts of a bitter divorce, fear, and sleuthing that helped lead to an arrest. The conversation touches on jailhouse calls, digital evidence, surveillance, and the tense arrest at a lake house.

Nancy Cannon, a target who testifies about threats and how her life was upended. Wendy Moore, a former executive assistant who tells her side amid accusations. They cover courtroom drama, hit-packet evidence, tense testimony, cellphone and financial links, and emotional courtroom confrontations.

A tense courtroom drama unfolds as jurors deliberate and deliver verdicts. A surprising act of forgiveness changes a sentencing outcome. Follow post-trial reflections, prison conversations, and one woman's attempt to rebuild her life.

Vicki Nguyen, NBC News consumer investigative correspondent, gives practical stadium safety tips for attendees. Brad Davis, Dateline producer, summarizes recent verdicts and sentencing updates. Jay Young, Dateline producer and courtroom reporter, covers the longtime Bryan Pata murder trial and courtroom developments. Sergei Ivanin, Dateline producer and reporter, details the Michigan disappearance case and related bodycam and investigative findings.

Keith Morrison, veteran true-crime storyteller and creator of The Girl in the Blue Mustang, reflects on covering Michelle O'Keefe’s 2000 murder across decades. He recounts the trials, the pivotal detail of the stick-shift Mustang, a Dateline viewer who reopened the case, and the long, unresolved aftermath for the accused and the victim’s family.

The O'Keefe family and eyewitnesses recall Michelle O'Keefe, an 18-year-old college student who adored her blue Mustang. They recount the last day: a Kid Rock video shoot, the drive home, and the chilling discovery at a Palmdale park-and-ride. Family memories, suspicious witness accounts, and early investigative questions about motive and scene details are highlighted.

R. Rex Paris, a civil attorney who pressed for answers through a wrongful-death suit, and Raymond Lee Jennings, a former night security guard at the scene, drive a tense legal and investigative narrative. They discuss a scrutinized deposition, testing of uniforms, TV publicity that put pressure on the case, shifting leads and renewed legal action. The episode centers on contests over testimony and evidence.

Detective Richard Longshore, the lead investigator who ran surveillance and interviews. Jason O'Keefe, Michelle’s brother who leaned on baseball and faith. Mike O'Keefe, Michelle’s father who drove the cold-case push. They discuss a reawakened investigation, video reviews and compiled evidence, tactical surveillance and arrest, and two mistrials that kept the case unresolved.

Clint and Jeff Ehrlich, a son-and-father legal research team who reexamine convictions, and the O'Keefe family (Pat, Mike, Jason), who share raw reactions to Michelle O'Keefe’s death. Raymond Jennings, the convicted man, speaks from the dock about his fate. They discuss the third trial, a crime-scene juror visit, the mixed verdict and sentencing, and how a Dateline broadcast reignited scrutiny of the case.