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Nightmare at 43 Hillcrest (1974)
Police looking for drug dealers mistakenly raid the house of a typical suburban family. However, rather than admit their mistake and jeopardize their careers, several of the police officers decide to plant heroin in the family's house, and change the records of the raid to make it look like the family was the target of their investigation all along. Based on a true story.
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Police looking for drug dealers mistakenly raid the house of a typical suburban family. However, rather than admit their mistake and jeopardize their careers, several of the police officers decide to plant heroin in the family's house, and change the records of the raid to make it look like the family was the target of their investigation all along. Based on a true story.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:William Katz
In Theaters:8/20/1974
Box Office:
Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Dan Curtis Productions
Cast
Lela Swift
Director
Jim Hutton
Greg Leyden
Peter Mark Richman
Clarence Hartog
John Karlen
Frank Linwood
Mariette Hartley
Sharon Reischauer
Walter Brooke
Michael Doran
Emmaline Henry
Esther Leyden
Don Dubbins
Sanford Bates
Richard Stahl
Richard Estabrook
Linda Curtis
Nancy Leyden
David Dreyer
Joe Davis
Peter Sallis
Man (uncredited)
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