The popular television program Dateline NBC focuses on true crime stories. It was hosted by Jane Pauley and Stone Phillips and debuted on March 31, 1992.

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Correspondent Keith Morrison has the first-ever television interview with the convicted killer known as “Mommy Doomsday.” Lori Vallow is sentenced to life without parole for, among other ...

The mother, who is serving multiple life sentences, and her husband, who was sentenced to death, were found guilty in the ...

The interview took place at a jail in Maricopa County and detailed the months leading up to the murders of Vallow Daybell's children, Tylee and JJ.

She even tried to pin the murder of her young son on her own daughter, 16-year-old Tylee Ryan — whose remains were found in 2020, dismembered and burned beyond recognition — during the explosive ...

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Vallow Daybell tells veteran host Keith Morrison on the episode of "Dateline" airing on March 7 that she believes she and her husband, Chad Daybell, are innocent of the crimes. “I will be ...

"Mommy Doomsday" repeatedly attacks the veteran correspondent during her first prison interview: "Are you keeping track Keith? I thought we were gonna be friends, Keith!" ...