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When an unusual handwritten letter arrives at Nelly’s office, she identifies the handwriting as belonging to her childhood friend Dahlia, claiming her boyfriend Blake is being unfaithful. Determined to help, Nelly wants some answers and rushes to Blake’s home only to find his dead body. When Dahlia becomes the prime suspect, the new, handsome Detective in town, Michael Hogan must work with Nelly to prove that her childhood friend is not the killer everyone believes her to be.
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When an unusual handwritten letter arrives at Nelly’s office, she identifies the handwriting as belonging to her childhood friend Dahlia, claiming her boyfriend Blake is being unfaithful. Determined to help, Nelly wants some answers and rushes to Blake’s home only to find his dead body. When Dahlia becomes the prime suspect, the new, handsome Detective in town, Michael Hogan must work with Nelly to prove that her childhood friend is not the killer everyone believes her to be.
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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Katherine Wagner
In Theaters:8/23/2024
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Media, Front Street Pictures
Cast
David I. Strasser
Director
Pascale Hutton
Nelly Parker
Kavan Smith
Michael Hogan
Sarah Grey
Dahlia Chatters
Jim Byrnes
Rumple Snide
Veronica Long
Fiona Veracruz
Jill Morrison
Helen Howard
Helena Howard
Grace Henderson-Huang
Kate Isaac
Paige Wooly
Morgana Wyllie
Colleen Hartell
Nelson Wong
Peter Huang
Emma Pedersen
Jody Day
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