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The Decoy (2006)

A deputy must escort a longtime friend to be hanged for the crime of murdering his wife's parents. Along the way he discovers the startling truth about the murders, and is forced to face the real danger.
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A deputy must escort a longtime friend to be hanged for the crime of murdering his wife's parents. Along the way he discovers the startling truth about the murders, and is forced to face the real danger.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Justin Kreinbrink
Written By:Tara Kreinbrink, Justin Kreinbrink
In Theaters:6/25/2006
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Runtime:109 minutes
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