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Hailey Dean Mysteries: A Will to Kill (2018)
Emotionally ready to confront her fiancé's 15-year-old murder, Hailey finds herself caught up in the case of a missing college coed. The deeper Hailey digs into the young woman's disappearance the more she is convinced the two events are related.
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Emotionally ready to confront her fiancé's 15-year-old murder, Hailey finds herself caught up in the case of a missing college coed. The deeper Hailey digs into the young woman's disappearance the more she is convinced the two events are related.
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Genre:Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Michelle Ricci
In Theaters:6/17/2018
Box Office:
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Howard Braunstein Films, Mystique Films
Cast
Michael Robinson
Director
Kellie Martin
Hailey Dean
Giacomo Baessato
Danny Morgan
Viv Leacock
Fincher Garland
Matthew MacCaull
Jonas McClellan
Emily Holmes
Sabrina Butler
Lucia Walters
Charlene Montgomery
Chad Lowe
Clyde Bennett
Lauren Maynard
Vivian Stenson
Jesse Carroll
Brad Stenson
Alvina August
Meghan Phillips
Tina Georgieva
Emma Harper
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