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Three Corners of Deception (2021)
"Three Corners of Deception" is a story about how a college law professor and an attorney fell in love over a Las Vegas Memorial Day weekend. They got married shortly thereafter, then started a family only to realize he wasn't the man he said he was and a complete manipulation of the relationship occurred. The marriage ended hastily after a year, only to be carried out in a court of law that brought even more deception than what was originally thought. Eventually the court would rule against the mother in all areas due to judicial deception with judges, lawyers, and lawmen involved. They were part of the "good ol' boy network."
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"Three Corners of Deception" is a story about how a college law professor and an attorney fell in love over a Las Vegas Memorial Day weekend. They got married shortly thereafter, then started a family only to realize he wasn't the man he said he was and a complete manipulation of the relationship occurred. The marriage ended hastily after a year, only to be carried out in a court of law that brought even more deception than what was originally thought. Eventually the court would rule against the mother in all areas due to judicial deception with judges, lawyers, and lawmen involved. They were part of the "good ol' boy network."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Meleeka Clary
In Theaters:10/1/2021
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Runtime:139 minutes
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Cast
Meleeka Clary
Director
Meleeka Clary
Dr. Meleeka Clary-Ghosh
Debra Danielsen
OB-GYN Doctor
Randy Bruce
Ray Caveman
Kristin Szczerbik
Attorney Susanna Libby
Shaun Diggs
Attoney Burt Owen
Benz Veal
Attorney Everett
Banza Pandora J. Townsend
Masuka Clary
Leslie Root
Rhea
Aprille Park
Lacy Gee
Tierza Scaccia
Obstetrician Nurse
Rodney Shaffer
Dr. Seymour Liar
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