Details emerge in a grisly Kentucky murder. Young Thug is free. And how to detect deception.

Dateline NBC

  • Nov 7, 2024
  • 27:39
  • Full Episode
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Listen to this week's episode of the Dateline: True Crime Weekly podcast with Andrea Canning. A prosecutor reveals new details in the disturbing murder of Kentucky restaurant hostess Amber Spradlin. A dramatic conclusion in the longest-running criminal trial in Georgia history as defendant Young Thug makes a surprising decision. The latest from the Delphi murders trial. And, a former secret service agent has tips on how to tell if someone is lying.

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Brief Summary

Young Thug pleads guilty, McKinney trial updates, and tips on detecting lies.

Key points

  • The Gruesome Murder of Amber Spradlin. Amber Spradlin was found murdered in a dentist's home, leading to shocking allegations.
  • M.K. McKinney's High Bond Hearing. M.K. McKinney's defense argues for a lower bond amidst serious murder charges.
  • Young Thug's Surprising Plea Deal. After two and a half years in jail, Young Thug takes a plea deal and walks free.
  • The Importance of Follow-Up Questions. Asking follow-up questions can reveal deeper truths in conversations. 'Just pay attention and then start asking follow-up questions.'
  • Body Language and Truth. Understanding body language can help discern truthfulness, but it's not foolproof. 'Just because somebody does it, it doesn't mean everybody's a liar.'
  • Upcoming Dateline Episodes. Next week, a riveting trial conclusion and a look at the Menendez brothers' case. 'Could they be released?'

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