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Mystery 101 (2019)

When a college student is found dead, English professor Amy uses her crime fiction expertise to unravel the case faster than detective Travis, who ends up working with Amy to catch the killer.
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When a college student is found dead, English professor Amy uses her crime fiction expertise to unravel the case faster than detective Travis, who ends up working with Amy to catch the killer.

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Genre:Crime, Mystery, TV Movie
Directed By:Blair Hayes
Written By:Robin Bernheim Burger, Lee Goldberg, John Christian Plummer
In Theaters:1/27/2019
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Media, Lighthouse Pictures

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