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Girlfriend Missing
A young man must prove his innocence when his fiancee and infant son go missing. As unexplainable evidence mounts against him, he starts to realize that someone is trying to frame him.
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A young man must prove his innocence when his fiancee and infant son go missing. As unexplainable evidence mounts against him, he starts to realize that someone is trying to frame him.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Paul Howard Hunt
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:RNR Media, Lifetime
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