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A murder mystery theater performance in Easton, Md., turns into a real-life mystery when a body is found after the performance ends.
A murder mystery theater performance in Easton, Md., turns into a real-life mystery when a body is found after the performance ends.
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S14, EP19 "Skeleton Key"A woman goes missing for a month with the only clues being a set of keys, a fingerprint and a code.
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S14, EP17 "Seeing Red"A body is found stuffed into a suitcase forcing the police to search though the landfill for another missing victim.
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