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Hailey Dean Mysteries: Dating Is Murder (2017)
Attorney turned therapist Hailey Dean is pulled into another investigation when a popular new dating app links multiple missing persons cases from around the city. Reuniting with her old team, Hailey discovers the potential dangers of online interaction, and must track down a killer before anyone else gets hurt.
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Attorney turned therapist Hailey Dean is pulled into another investigation when a popular new dating app links multiple missing persons cases from around the city. Reuniting with her old team, Hailey discovers the potential dangers of online interaction, and must track down a killer before anyone else gets hurt.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Michelle Ricci
In Theaters:10/20/2017
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Howard Braunstein Films, Mystique Films
Cast
Michael Robison
Director
Kellie Martin
Hailey Dean
Jennifer Cheon Garcia
Lisa Thompson
Giacomo Baessato
Danny Morgan
Viv Leacock
Fincher Garland
Emily Holmes
Sabrina Butler
Matthew MacCaull
Jonas
Lucia Walters
Monty
Ben Sullivan
Roger 'Melvin706' Seeger
Kieran Sequoia
Jessica Marsand
Toby Levins
Wade Braden
Roz Murray
Alicia
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