Dateline investigates a deadly crash on a dark road that initially appeared to be a tragic accident in Montana's Flathead Valley. However, as the investigation unfolds, a mystery slowly emerges, and the truth behind the unfortunate incident might be more sinister than anyone had imagined.
The speaker shares his experience of losing his sister, mother, and family, revealing the heavy sorrows he has endured throughout his life.
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.
A preemptive lawsuit has been filed by Justine Winter's attorneys against the construction companies related to the crash that caused Erin's death, claiming a better chance to receive insurance reimbursement. There are allegations that Justine was speeding before the accident.
Justine McNulty's defense team presents a case that contradicts the prosecution's narrative, including evidence that suggests a spat with a boy was not enough to lead to a suicide attempt, while her father becomes bitter and angry over the prosecution of his daughter.
A Montana jury has reached a verdict in the case of Justine Winter, a 17-year-old accused of causing a fatal car crash. The family of Aaron and Kaden Thompson, who were killed in the crash, struggled with the emotional toll of the trial, while the jury ultimately found Winter guilty of deliberate homicide for Aaron's death.
A person recollects memories of events leading up to a tragic accident they were involved in, including preparing for prom; while the responsible party faces a prison sentence, the victim's family seeks answers in court.
Justine confesses her guilt in causing a fatal accident and expresses her remorse for the same. She confesses that she is finally overcoming the pity-party she held for herself.