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The Birthmark Killer (2021)
After reaching a dead end in an investigation of seemingly unrelated local murders, police learn all of the victims share the same peculiar birthmark.
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After reaching a dead end in an investigation of seemingly unrelated local murders, police learn all of the victims share the same peculiar birthmark.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Reza Mashayekhi
In Theaters:1/1/2021
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Tee Rose Productions
Cast
Reza Mashayekhi
Director
Tom Wade
Captain Pagano
Valerie Quade
Det. Maria Jannsen
Moses Jackson
Det. Ed Miller
Eliot
Lt. Mike Henry
Jessica Duclos
Lt. Amy Lipson
Tarlan Asar
Fashion Designer
Jimmy Bacon
Therapist
Ray Buffer
Dr. Cochran / Chief of Police / Narrator
Ashley Fischer
Woman on the Street
Dave Fugett
Bank Vice President
Kimberlee Jackson
Girl on the Plane
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