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Someone She Knows (1994)
A desperate mother becomes detective to solve her 5 year-old daughter's death. The authorities suspect that the girl has been killed by a well-known person of the family.
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A desperate mother becomes detective to solve her 5 year-old daughter's death. The authorities suspect that the girl has been killed by a well-known person of the family.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Carol MonPere
In Theaters:10/3/1994
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Television, Thomas Carter Company, NBC
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