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A date night between Jade Benning, a Nashville chef, and Blaise Taylor, a former college football star, ends in a murder trial; at the center is a phone call Jade made as she was dying.
A date night between Jade Benning, a Nashville chef, and Blaise Taylor, a former college football star, ends in a murder trial; at the center is a phone call Jade made as she was dying.
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