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The Turner Affair
David Turner (David Patterson) is on his way to meet his wife Natalie (Rachel Blakely) for dinner when he is beaten senseless by a group of thugs. Both David and his wife are accomplished jazz ballet stars. David's beating means he may never dance again. We discover an intriguing set of scams and double scams, the real deceit, mystery and intrigue behind "The Turner Affair" is revealed.
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David Turner (David Patterson) is on his way to meet his wife Natalie (Rachel Blakely) for dinner when he is beaten senseless by a group of thugs. Both David and his wife are accomplished jazz ballet stars. David's beating means he may never dance again. We discover an intriguing set of scams and double scams, the real deceit, mystery and intrigue behind "The Turner Affair" is revealed.
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Written By:Sonia Louise Armstrong
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