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TONIGHT AT 10/9c: Death in the Driveway When police find a prominent lawyer dead and his girlfriend bound in duct tape, their investigation leads to an overwhelming list of potential suspects. Andrea Canning reports tonight, September 4 at 10/9c on NBC. Watch Now MONDAY AT 10/9c: Secret Lives Andrea Canning takes a behind-the-scenes look at one of her most memorable episodes about a wife and mother of three who disappears in Upstate New York. But when police comb through her online presence to see if they can find any clues about what happened to her, they find that she may have tried to escape the real world for a fantasy one. Monday, September 7 at 10/9c on NBC. Watch Now Search for missing man with mental disabilities spans several states since he disappeared last month Roy D. Johnson, 37, of Harker Heights, Texas, was last seen by an employee at the Laramie Regional Airport in Laramie, Wyoming on August 4, 2020. His suitcase was later found unclaimed. Roy was not seen again. Roy's family said his Chase bank account was accessed a few days later, on August 9, in Denver, Colorado, but it is not yet known if that transaction was made by him. Most of his personal belongings were in his suitcase except for his wallet and cell phone. The Laramie Police Department in Wyoming is investigating. Read More Brother of missing woman Suzanne Morphew calls for an extensive search in Colorado Residents of Alexandria, Indiana gathered Saturday evening to honor 49-year-old Suzanne Morphew who went missing on Mother's Day earlier this year. Andrew Moorman, Suzanne's older brother, announced he will lead a volunteer search effort scheduled for the end of September. The Chaffee County Sheriff's Office and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation are investigating. Read More News You Can Use: How to Escape Duct Tape On tonight's Dateline at 10/9c, a woman is found bound with duct tape. We asked an expert how one might get free in that situation. And Andrea Canning was game to give it a try. So here's a little news you can use, though we hope you never have to… Read More LATEST NEWS Fort Hood commander loses post, denied transfer after incidents at Army base Airline pilots reported seeing 'a guy in a jetpack' flying 3,000 feet over Los Angeles Watchdog confirms botched family reunifications kept migrant children waiting in vans overnight Get the NBC News Mobile App Follow NBC News Check out all of NBCNEWS Newsletters here. Update Preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact | Privacy Update Preferences Unsubscribe Contact Privacy