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Detective: The Origin
Carlos Fortuna, a high-ranking businessman, is murdered by one of his colleagues — a crime that ties all the other characters together. As a result, his associates and enemies are tasked with uncovering the real killer. Along the way, betrayals, lies, and secrets come to light, drawing the characters closer together in unexpected ways. Place your bets, the killer is at the table!
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Carlos Fortuna, a high-ranking businessman, is murdered by one of his colleagues — a crime that ties all the other characters together. As a result, his associates and enemies are tasked with uncovering the real killer. Along the way, betrayals, lies, and secrets come to light, drawing the characters closer together in unexpected ways. Place your bets, the killer is at the table!
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Drama
Written By:Malu Parise, Nicole Haguio, Isabella De Filippo, Julia Liça
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Runtime:10 minutes
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