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Deadly Betrayal: The Bruce Curtis Story (1992)

A "true crime" docu-drama: in July 1982, Al and Rosemary Podgis were shot dead in their home in New Jersey. Rosemary's son Scott and his Canadian high-school friend Bruce Curtis were charged with their murder. Scott confesses to deliberately shooting his stepfather Al, but Bruce insists that his shooting of Rosemary was accidental.
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A "true crime" docu-drama: in July 1982, Al and Rosemary Podgis were shot dead in their home in New Jersey. Rosemary's son Scott and his Canadian high-school friend Bruce Curtis were charged with their murder. Scott confesses to deliberately shooting his stepfather Al, but Bruce insists that his shooting of Rosemary was accidental.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Graeme Campbell
Written By:Keith Ross Leckie
In Theaters:2/2/1992
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Atlantis Films, CBC, Citadel Communications Ltd., ONF | NFB

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