Taylor Swift's Documentary in Miss Americana
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Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution (2005)
A single blind date suffices for handsome gentleman Scott Peterson, a traveling salesman, to seduce Amber Frey all the way. When a colleague finds out about his marriage, she believes him to be a widower. Later however it becomes clear his wife was alive and pregnant, but is missing. Pregnant herself, Amber hears his wife and baby's corpses were found and records his phone calls for the police. Ultimately she's the key witness is his murder trial.
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A single blind date suffices for handsome gentleman Scott Peterson, a traveling salesman, to seduce Amber Frey all the way. When a colleague finds out about his marriage, she believes him to be a widower. Later however it becomes clear his wife was alive and pregnant, but is missing. Pregnant herself, Amber hears his wife and baby's corpses were found and records his phone calls for the police. Ultimately she's the key witness is his murder trial.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
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In Theaters:5/25/2005
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Braun Entertainment Group, CBS
Cast
Peter Werner
Director
Janel Moloney
Amber Frey
Fred Keating
David Harris
Kaycee
Patron at Charity Event
Glenn Abel
Ron Grantsky (Laci Peterson's stepfather) (uncredited)
Pauline Crawford
Jackie Peterson (uncredited)
Terry Kinney
Detective Neil O'Hara
Nathan Anderson
Scott Peterson
Paget Brewster
Carol Carter
John Rubinstein
Mark Geragos
Nora Dunn
Gloria Allred
Nathaniel DeVeaux
Steve Richards
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