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Chronicle Mysteries: The Wrong Man (2019)
Podcaster Alex McPherson seeks the truth behind the tragic death of a young lawyer, while partner Drew finds himself diving into the shady mishaps of a shipping company. Starring Alison Sweeney and Benjamin Ayres.
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Podcaster Alex McPherson seeks the truth behind the tragic death of a young lawyer, while partner Drew finds himself diving into the shady mishaps of a shipping company. Starring Alison Sweeney and Benjamin Ayres.
Rating:PG
Genre:TV Movie, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Melissa Salmons
In Theaters:2/24/2019
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Lighthouse Pictures
Cast
Terry Ingram
Director
Alison Sweeney
Alex McPherson
Benjamin Ayres
Drew Godfrey
Dave Collette
Chuck Matthews
Michael Kopsa
Miles Lawrence
Peter Benson
Mike Thurman
Toby Levins
Fireman Sean Mullen
Jesse Moss
Tim Reynolds
Marco Soriano
Frank "Frankie" Cipriani
Kaylah Zander
Betsy
Adrian Hough
Paul Adams
Karen Holness
Katie Wyer
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