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Simple Justice
When an unknown assailant viciously murders the participants in a bank robbery and murder case, it could be a case of vigilante justice - that is, if the two cases are connected. That's for the police to decide - and it's a puzzle that becomes more mysterious with each new clue.
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When an unknown assailant viciously murders the participants in a bank robbery and murder case, it could be a case of vigilante justice - that is, if the two cases are connected. That's for the police to decide - and it's a puzzle that becomes more mysterious with each new clue.
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Genre:Crime
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Deborah Del Prete
Director
Cady McClain
Janet DiLorenzo
Matthew Galle
Frankie DiLorenzo
Doris Roberts
Anna DiLorenzo
Cesar Romero
Vincenzo DiLorenzo
Michael Sergio
Sonny Carbone
Michael Genet
Mitchell Jackson
Antonia Rey
Mrs. Maria Pajarro
John Spencer
Det. Phil Sullivan
Kevin Geer
Det. Ed Warren
Priscilla Lopez
Dr. Gail Gitterman
Bingo O'Malley
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