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Sole Custody (2014)

Zoey, a cybercrime cop, divorces her detective husband Barry when she catches him cheating. After a fire takes the life of their son, evidence points to Zoey as the prime suspect. Convinced she has been set up, she fights to establish her innocence and gets the biggest shock of all.
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Zoey, a cybercrime cop, divorces her detective husband Barry when she catches him cheating. After a fire takes the life of their son, evidence points to Zoey as the prime suspect. Convinced she has been set up, she fights to establish her innocence and gets the biggest shock of all.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Directed By:Brenton Spencer
Written By:Brian D. Young
In Theaters:8/16/2014
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Johnson Production Group

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