The Friday the 13th Murder

Dateline NBC

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True Crime, Culture, Social, Society & Culture, News

4.4 • 38K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In this Dateline classic, after a failed marriage, a young woman feels lucky to have a second chance when she gets back together with the man she’d loved since high school. Until one morning, when a single shot rings out in a parking garage. Josh Mankiewicz reports. Originally aired on NBC on November 13, 2009. (Additional Footage: AVRphotography.com)

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0:00.0	Your first love can be your last, or it can be just a distant memory.
0:16.8	Either way, it's unforgettable, even if it takes you back to the high school prom.
0:24.0	How do you look in that pucks?
0:25.0	I thought he was adorable then.
0:26.6	I think that that was the first night that I really told him that I was in love with him.
0:32.9	How do you think that?
0:34.2	He loved me too.
0:35.8	It had been almost 20 years since Stacey Rock and Ed Schiller got lost in each other's
0:41.4	eyes on prom night.
0:43.7	Our hands were like magnets.
0:46.9	We never just sat next to each other.
0:48.2	We always like melted into each other.
0:50.1	How about he kissed you?
0:51.6	Amazing.
0:54.1	I think I kissed him first.
0:56.4	I really liked him because he was a little shy.
1:01.0	But that was back in high school.
1:02.5	Over the years, they'd broken up and gotten back together more than once, but they never
1:06.9	married.
1:07.9	Maybe they were too young.
1:09.5	Maybe they loved each other too much.
1:11.6	But then came the summer of 2005.
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