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The Craigslist Killer (2011)
Based on a true story, seemingly flawless Philip Markoff, a charismatic and popular medical student at Boston University, leads a double life and starts to descend into a twisted world of gambling, crime, battery, and eventually murder, all while meeting his victims via Craigslist.
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Based on a true story, seemingly flawless Philip Markoff, a charismatic and popular medical student at Boston University, leads a double life and starts to descend into a twisted world of gambling, crime, battery, and eventually murder, all while meeting his victims via Craigslist.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Donald Martin, Stephen Tolkin
In Theaters:1/3/2011
Box Office:
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Peace Out Productions, SilverScreen Pictures, Lifetime
Cast
Stephen Kay
Director
Jake McDorman
Phillip Markoff
Agnes Bruckner
Megan McAllister
Julia Campbell
Susan McAllister
Kevin Kilner
David McAllister
Candice Patton
Kate
Judith Hoag
Patricia Banks
Sam McMurray
Dr. Janeway
Joshua Close
Detective Frye
Leela Savasta
Julissa Brisman
Trieste Kelly Dunn
Trisha Leffler
William Baldwin
Detective Bennett
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