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You Belong to Me: Sex, Race and Murder in the South (2015)
In 1952 Ruby McCollum, a black woman, killed her white doctor in Live Oak, Fla after years of sexual abuse. The remarkable secrets and terrible truths revealed during her trial and incarceration haunted jurors and prosecutors for decades.
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In 1952 Ruby McCollum, a black woman, killed her white doctor in Live Oak, Fla after years of sexual abuse. The remarkable secrets and terrible truths revealed during her trial and incarceration haunted jurors and prosecutors for decades.
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Genre:Documentary, Crime, Drama
Written By:John Cork
In Theaters:2/1/2015
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
John Cork
Director
Anita Davenport
Ruby McCollum (voice)
Denise Durette
Ruby McCollum
Reggie Brooks
Sam McCollum
George Jacobsen
William Bradford Huie (voice)
John Sherman
Clifford LeRoy Adams
Zondra Wilson
Zora Neale Hurston (voice)
Michael Morris
Frank Cannon
William Nowell
Levergne Blue (voice)
Joe Lauck
Judge Hal Adams
Shanessa Sweeney
Carrie Dailey (voice)
Gavin Hawk
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