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When a young playwright's suspicious death rocks the world of New York theater, Elsbeth finds several suspects waiting in the wings; Capt. Wagner faces pressure from the new mayor and the police commissioner over the city's increased murder rate.
When a young playwright's suspicious death rocks the world of New York theater, Elsbeth finds several suspects waiting in the wings; Capt. Wagner faces pressure from the new mayor and the police commissioner over the city's increased murder rate.
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