Lois Ambro has just received some terrible news. The body of her husband, Matin, has been found in the Los Angeles River. She is about to receive some even more startling news! The detectives are at a loss to explain it. The medical examiner has never seen anything like it. The Ambro family has no idea what has happened, how it happened, who did it, or why, and are haunted by the prospect of a murder yet to come! The police may know how Marty died, Lois may know how Marty lived, but there's something you don't know about Martin David Ambro...
James P. Gleason
Director
Henry LeBlanc
Matin Ambro
Kristin Carey
Lois Ambro
Herb Mendelsohn
Detective Schrage
Pierre Stahre
Detective Collins
John Steven Rocha
Medical Examiner Lampe
Lou Briggs
Dr. Wells
Jordan Barron
Jenn (Girl at River)
Micah Henson
Michael (Boy at River)
James Mann
Policeman at Squad Car
Bill Rude
Fireman
Andrew Deacon
Fireman
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