DATELINE on NBC. Last night's episode was called, "Footprints in the Snow" (5/23/2025). Dennis Murphy reports.
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NBC.DATELINE on NBC. Last night's episode was called, "Footprints in the Snow" (5/23/2025). Dennis Murphy reports.
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NBC.48 Hours says, "Retired Colonel George Maracek was a distinguished veteran and former green beret who served in Korea and Vietnam. But when he was accused of murdering his wife in 1991, he maintained his innocence. He believed the police used him as a scapegoat to cover up a botched investigation.
“48 Hours" Correspondent Susan Spencer reports.
This classic episode last aired on 1/3/2003.
48 HOURS on CBS. The second hour segment is called, "The Kidnapping of Michelle and Breea Renee" that will air this Saturday at 10/9 p.m. This is an encore presentation episode.
48 HOURS on CBS. The first hour segment is called, "In Jason's Name" that will air this Saturday at 9/8 p.m. This is an encore presentation.
48 Hours says, "Two years after his divorce from Cassandra Smith, Bill Flint survived a murder attempt, having been beaten and shot. And then Cassandra’s second husband tried to kill Bill with a hitman. In May 2002, Bill died of an apparent heart attack, but Professor James Starrs, a forensic scientist, believed he was murdered. At his own expense, he had Bill's body exhumed."
“48 Hours" Correspondent Richard Schlesinger reports.
This classic episode last aired on 8/19/2006.
20/20 says, "A mom uses sex, deception, and the Internet against her husband and lover."
Dateline says, "An Alabama father calls police after his son throws a house party. Just 11 minutes after a deputy leaves his house, another 911 call is placed. Josh Mankiewicz reports."
STREETWISE distributed by ANGELIKA Films (1984). Country singer Willie Nelson funded the documentary film. It is based on the "Life" magazine article called, "Streets of the Lost" (July 1983). Written by Cheryl McCall and photographed by Mary Ellen Mark. They interviewed several teens who live on the streets of Seattle, Washington.
Martin Bell served as director and cinematographer. He followed nine homeless teens at Seattle from 1983 to 1984. The documentary received critical acclaim and was nominated for an Oscar as "best documentary feature" (1985). It became a huge rental on VHS Home Video after its release in 1986. The Criterion Collection released the Doc on DVD and BluRay in 2021.
Seattle, Washington was labeled at the time, "America's Most Livable City." As of 2025 - Seven of the nine teens spotlighted in "Streetwise" have passed on.
This is one of the best documentaries of the 1980's. Check it out.
Below is the original 1983 trailer.