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The Survivors Club (2004)
After being raped by a serial killer, Jillian Hayes, Carol Rosen and Meg Pesaturo found "The Survivors Club", and they use the press to force the police and justice to arrest the rapist. Eddie Como is arrested, based on DNA evidences, and while going to court for trial, he is murdered by a sniper and the three women switch position from victims to suspects. Detective Roan Griffin, who is traumatized by the brutal murder of his beloved wife by the manipulative killer David Price, joins the investigation with detective Fitz Fitzpatrick trying to solve the case.
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After being raped by a serial killer, Jillian Hayes, Carol Rosen and Meg Pesaturo found "The Survivors Club", and they use the press to force the police and justice to arrest the rapist. Eddie Como is arrested, based on DNA evidences, and while going to court for trial, he is murdered by a sniper and the three women switch position from victims to suspects. Detective Roan Griffin, who is traumatized by the brutal murder of his beloved wife by the manipulative killer David Price, joins the investigation with detective Fitz Fitzpatrick trying to solve the case.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, TV Movie
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In Theaters:3/7/2004
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Jaffe/Braunstein Films, CBS, Bender Brown Productions
Cast
Christopher Leitch
Director
Roma Downey
Jillian Hayes
Jacqueline Bisset
Carol Rosen
Brian Markinson
David Price
Jerry Wasserman
Fitz Fitzpatrick
Lorena Gale
Lt. Marcy Morelli
Lauren Lee Smith
Meg Pesaturo
James Remar
Roan Griffin
Belinda Metz
Linda Pesaturo
Michael Kopsa
Vinnie Pesaturo
Pamela Diaz
Tawnya Como
Diego Diablo Del Mar
Ron Viggio
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