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Alors qu'elle enquête sur le passé ombrageux de Lily, retrouvée empoisonnée, Marleau oriente rapidement ses soupçons vers Frédéric Lefranc; l'acteur et metteur en scène avait envoyé à la jeune femme plusieurs lettres d'amour; de la scène de théâtre à la scène de crime, la limite devient floue.
Alors qu'elle enquête sur le passé ombrageux de Lily, retrouvée empoisonnée, Marleau oriente rapidement ses soupçons vers Frédéric Lefranc; l'acteur et metteur en scène avait envoyé à la jeune femme plusieurs lettres d'amour; de la scène de théâtre à la scène de crime, la limite devient floue.
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S4, EP4 "L'homme qui brûle"Alors qu'elle enquête sur le passé ombrageux de Lily, retrouvée empoisonnée, Marleau oriente rapidement ses soupçons vers Frédéric Lefranc; l'acteur et metteur en scène avait envoyé à la jeune femme plusieurs lettres d'amour; de la scène de théâtre à la scène de crime, la limite devient floue.
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