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In Westchester County, New York, a wife begins a fling with a co-worker which leads to an erotic game with a violent conclusion.
In Westchester County, New York, a wife begins a fling with a co-worker which leads to an erotic game with a violent conclusion.
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S1, EP52 "Deadly Games"In Westchester County, New York, a wife begins a fling with a co-worker which leads to an erotic game with a violent conclusion.
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S1, EP49 "Faking It"In Ventura, California, a wife goes missing after a mysterious arrest; while in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, thousands of dollars stored in shoeboxes provide a vital clue to solve a murder.
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S1, EP50 "Point Blank"In Boone County, Iowa, a man on a farm believes that he's shot himself but can't figure out how; in Pryor, Oklahoma, an affair turns deadly, resulting in a house fire.
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S1, EP13 "Bad Lovers"An adulterous husband trains his lover in the art of killing in Daytona Beach, FL; a woman falls in and out of love in Sydney, Australia.
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S1, EP41 "Love to Loathe"In New Port Richey, Florida, a sex party has a gruesome ending; on the outskirts of London, England, farmyard animals could hold the key to what's happened to a missing wife.
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S1, EP40 "Whodunit?"In Maryland, a real body turns up after a murder mystery dinner; in Adelaide, South Australia, a love rival winds up dead.
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S1, EP39 "Falling in Love Again"In Livermore, California, a love triangle sets two women on a collision course; a couple rekindles romance by visiting to a picturesque region of Michigan, but only one of them is coming home.
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S1, EP38 "Bad Money"In Alpena, Michigan, a neighborhood recluse winds up dead after developing a special bond with a much younger cleaner who enjoys spending his money.
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