β Scribed by Robert Ferrigno
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Released from prison after serving seven years for killing a seemingly innocent teenage girl, director Garrett Walsh hires reporter Jimmy Gage to help him get his screenplay--about the set-up that sent him to prison--read.
Mystery
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