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ALL NEW TONIGHT AT 10/9c: The Eastlake Conspiracy When an Eastlake, Ohio resident is offered $50,000 to kill someone, he calls the police. Acting quickly, investigators set up an elaborate sting operation. Andrea Canning reports tonight, December 17th at 10/9c on NBC. Watch Now TOMORROW AT 9/8c: The Life and Death of Princess Diana More than two decades after the tragic death of Princess Diana, Andrea Canning shares new insights on Diana's troubled marriage, life in the royal family and the investigation into her death. Join us tomorrow, Friday, December 18th at 9/8c. Watch Now Texas woman still missing months after driving to Florida for temporary caregiver job Ashley Lucas, 34, was last seen in West Palm Beach, Florida, when West Palm Beach Police admitted her to a mental health facility on September 24, 2020. A few days after her release, she did not contact her friends or family, which caused them to grow concerned. On October 9, her roommate and friend reported her missing. Ashley had traveled from Texas to Florida in July to care for her friend's elderly mother for two weeks. She never returned home and her phone has been disconnected. Her family and friends believe she could be in Florida, Ohio or Texas. The Fort Lauderdale Police Department, where Ashley was initially reported missing, is investigating. Read More New York State Police refuse to give up on 1974 cold case murder of Cobleskill student Kathy Kolodziej Katherine "Kathy" Kolodziej, 17, was last seen leaving The Vault, a local bar, in the Village of Cobleskill on November 2, 1974. A few weeks later, on November 28, 1974, Thanksgiving, Kathy's partially-clothed body was discovered in Richmondville, Schoharie County, New York. She had been stabbed several times. The New York State Police are investigating. Read More LATEST NEWS The CDC banned evictions for those affected by Covid. Why are tenants being thrown out on the street? Investigation reveals appalling conditions at for-profit Alabama youth home More than two-thirds of undocumented immigrant workers have jobs 'essential' to Covid fight, says study 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