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Three Days or Else (2024)

While Detective Tyrell Banks was vacationing with his family, Senator Ken Dixson was assassinated in San Marcos. When Tye returns to work, he learns that the FBI is planning to take over the case in 3 days and transfer the sole suspect, Dale Howard Osbourne, to Washington to be tried in federal court. It seems obvious to Tye that Dale didn't do it and couldn't have done it, but he has to produce the evidence to prove Dale's innocence in order to get his Chief to stand up to the FBI and refuse to surrender the prisoner. At the same time, there is a drama in Tye's home life concerning a secret that he and his wife Mariela have been keeping from their only child, their daughter Kayla.—Ralph Cinque
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While Detective Tyrell Banks was vacationing with his family, Senator Ken Dixson was assassinated in San Marcos. When Tye returns to work, he learns that the FBI is planning to take over the case in 3 days and transfer the sole suspect, Dale Howard Osbourne, to Washington to be tried in federal court. It seems obvious to Tye that Dale didn't do it and couldn't have done it, but he has to produce the evidence to prove Dale's innocence in order to get his Chief to stand up to the FBI and refuse to surrender the prisoner. At the same time, there is a drama in Tye's home life concerning a secret that he and his wife Mariela have been keeping from their only child, their daughter Kayla.—Ralph Cinque

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Directed By:Ralph Cinque
Written By:Ralph Cinque
In Theaters:2/12/2024
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Bitter End Media Group

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