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A New York man convicted of killing his wife after she mysteriously disappeared is now telling a “bombshell new story” about the case.
Dateline correspondent Andrea Canning revisits the shocking murder of Jennifer Ramsaran in an all-new two-hour Dateline NBC that focuses on the “latest developments in the case” and features a new interview with Jennifer’s husband, Remy Ramsaran.
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“The most surprising moment is when the killer reveals a bombshell new story about his wife and her best friend and what he claims was really going on with the three of them,” Canning told NBC Insider.
What happened to Jennifer Ramsaran?
As the Dateline episode synopsis explains: “Jennifer Ramsaran, a devoted mother of three, is found murdered in her New York town. More than a decade later, the story takes an unexpected turn as a twist emerges that leads to an unforeseen conclusion. Friday’s two-hour broadcast features the latest developments in the case, including a new interview with her husband, Remy Ramsaran, who was convicted for her murder.”
Remy claimed he had “nothing to hide” in a preview clip of “The Perfect Life” episode, airing February 16 at 9/8c on NBC.
“I’ve always told the truth,” he added.
Remy called 911 to report his wife missing after she disappeared from their Chenango County home in south-central New York.
“Uh, my wife left this morning between 10 and 11 … and she hasn’t been back and I’m really freaked out,” he’s heard telling the dispatcher.
But it seems Remy had a secret of his own.
“People have affairs all the time and they don’t wind up killing their wives,” he said.
Now, more than a decade after Jennifer’s death, Remy has more to add in an episode that Canning promises in the preview will offer “new discoveries, new evidence and an unpredictable ending.”
“The most challenging thing covering this story was reigning in a particular interviewee who went off the rails,” she told NBC Insider. “You need to watch to the end to see it!”
In addition to Remy, the episode includes interviews with Glenn Ramsaran, defense attorneys David Hammond and Melissa Swartz, and special prosecutor Benjamin Bergman.
As for what she would like viewers to take from the shocking episode, Canning told NBC Insider that she hopes people realize “that paying top dollar for a slick defense attorney doesn’t always guarantee you a stellar defense.”
To find out how the story plays out, tune in to Dateline on Friday, February 16 at 9/8c on NBC or stream it the next day on Peacock.
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