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The Collision in Montana That Killed Three People
07:01 - 15:09 (08:08)
When a deadly car accident occurs in Montana, investigators are able to quickly piece together what happened thanks to text messages found in one of the cars involved.
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The tragic death of a young mother in a possibly intentional car crash prompts questions about what to do with one's life, but moments of hope arrive amid the grief.
07:01 - 09:46 (02:45)
Summary
The tragic death of a young mother in a possibly intentional car crash prompts questions about what to do with one's life, but moments of hope arrive amid the grief.
ChapterThe Collision in Montana That Killed Three People
EpisodeCrossing the Line
PodcastDateline NBC
Investigators quickly solved the mystery behind a tragic car crash in Montana, but what they discovered was unimaginable.
09:46 - 12:38 (02:52)
Summary
Investigators quickly solved the mystery behind a tragic car crash in Montana, but what they discovered was unimaginable. The truth behind it all was revealed and it was a twist nobody saw coming.
ChapterThe Collision in Montana That Killed Three People
EpisodeCrossing the Line
PodcastDateline NBC
Justine Winter was charged with murder after text messages, found on her phone after a car crash, revealed she deliberately crossed the center line and crashed into another vehicle, killing two people.
12:38 - 14:30 (01:52)
Summary
Justine Winter was charged with murder after text messages, found on her phone after a car crash, revealed she deliberately crossed the center line and crashed into another vehicle, killing two people.
ChapterThe Collision in Montana That Killed Three People
EpisodeCrossing the Line
PodcastDateline NBC
Justine was charged with deliberate homicide after causing a fatal car crash by purposefully driving the wrong way in traffic.
14:30 - 15:09 (00:38)
Summary
Justine was charged with deliberate homicide after causing a fatal car crash by purposefully driving the wrong way in traffic. The county attorney charged her as an adult, stating that the taking of two lives is considered a crime and not a delinquent act.