Dennis Murphy and the Dateline team are spending some quality time in sunny Florida to figure out what exactly happened to stunning newlywed Wendy who is found murdered only 4 days after her wedding. No stranger to the garden variety murderous husband, Dennis is busy pointing out all the red flags of the case's main suspect, like the bright red desperation Dukati, the extremely vague job history, and the way too close for comfort relationship with his ex-girlfriend. But this vintage Dateline takes us to some special Miami locations perfect for honeymoons where one part of the couple has evil intent. Kimberly and Katie are here to discuss the importance of themed room airport hotels in a budding relationship and their innate bias that anytime a Dateline includes the term "sexual swapping" that the crime is going to somehow revolve around that lifestyle choice. But things aren't always as they seem... so get ready to enjoy the sweet Miami vices of A Date with Dateline: To Catch a South Beach Slimeball Edition!

Official Description from PEACOCK: A young woman is found dead in Miami four days after her wedding. Dennis Murphy reports.

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