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Fatal Photo
When an amateur photographer realizes she has taken a photo of a brutal attack, she must use the clues in the image to solve the crime - before she becomes the next victim.
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When an amateur photographer realizes she has taken a photo of a brutal attack, she must use the clues in the image to solve the crime - before she becomes the next victim.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Logan Giese
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Logan Giese
Director
Ashley Dakin
April Jameson
Derek Poole
Lawrence Durant
Nicole Weber
Jackie Johnson
Piper Verbrick
Ellie Jameson
Nathan Tymoshuk
Dr. Charles Sampson
Ebony Ramquist
Detective Decker
Steve Mallers
John Johnson
Andrew Altepeter
Detective O'Neill
Jasper King
Doctor Motley
Erik Makela
Officer Hill
Amy Jo Schmidt
Dr. Office Receptionist / Photography Student
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