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She Cried Murder (1973)
Fashion model Sarah Cornell, from the front car of a subway, witnesses a man pushing a woman onto the tracks to her death. Hoping to dispel the presumption that the woman committed suicide, Sarah contacts the police. But when they arrive to take her statement, she recognizes one of the detectives as the killer. Can she get anyone to believe her before she becomes his next victim?
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Fashion model Sarah Cornell, from the front car of a subway, witnesses a man pushing a woman onto the tracks to her death. Hoping to dispel the presumption that the woman committed suicide, Sarah contacts the police. But when they arrive to take her statement, she recognizes one of the detectives as the killer. Can she get anyone to believe her before she becomes his next victim?
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Merwin Gerard, Timothy Bond
In Theaters:9/25/1973
Box Office:
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Universal Television
Cast
Herschel Daugherty
Director
Telly Savalas
Inspector Joe Brody
Lynda Day George
Sarah Cornell
Mike Farrell
Walter Stepanic
Kate Reid
Maggie Knowlton
Len Birman
Marvin
Jeff Toner
Chris Cornell
Murray Westgate
Sergeant Withers
Robert Goodier
Chief McKenzie
Richard Alden
2nd Policeman
Aileen Seaton
Sister Maria Theresa
Hope Garber
Mrs. Brody
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