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A small town sheriff discovers the bodies of missing teens, and with no leads to follow, he faces both personal and professional tribulations.
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A small town sheriff discovers the bodies of missing teens, and with no leads to follow, he faces both personal and professional tribulations.
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Genre:Drama, Western
Written By:Nathan Franks
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Comancheria Productions, Charlotte Studios
Cast
Nathan Franks
Director
Terry Aderholt
Sheriff Paul Davis
April Hartman
Sarah Davis
Jared Brittain
Clark Davis
Trevor VanArsdale
Pastor Elijah Cozbi
Isaiah Garza
Deputy James Dale
Devlin Gillespie
Clerk
Sheryl Franks
Betty
Garrett Clark
Deputy Skinner
Pamela Palacios
News Anchor
Daniel De La Torre
Dead Body #3
Nathan Franks
Cowboy
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