Verdict in Blood (2002)

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Written by Gail Bowen, Jeremy Hole

Directed by Stephen W. Williams

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Joanne Kilbourn's (Wendy Crewson) latest case centres on the murder of Judge Marcia Blackwell. When Detective Alex Emanual's investigation leads him to ex convict Wayne Waters, Kilbourn is convinced there is more to it, and that he is not the prime suspect. A tip off involving a young delinquent who disappeared on the night of the murder holds to key to discovering Marcia Blackwell's dreadful secret, and the killer.

Cast

Wendy CrewsonJoanne Kilbourn
Shawn DoyleAlex Emanuel
Walter AlzaFence
Zachary BennettZack
Alex CampbellEli Rollins
Diego ChambersWolf
Pablo CoffeyOffice cleaner
Callahan ConnorAngus Kilbourn
Image for Neil CroneNeil CroneCoroner
Image for Robert DaviRobert DaviWade Waters
Richard FitzpatrickStan Fedesenko
Angie GeiDianne Klassen
Kristen GutoskieLeah
Ken JamesErnest Klassen
Sally KellermanMarcia Blackwell
Natasha La ForceTaylor Kilbourn
Shawn LaurenceDavis Blackwell
Kristin LehmanShannon Blackwell
Tony MunchJed Brody
Reagan PasternakLucy Blackwell
Paul RobbinsBone
Elizabeth ShepherdDr. Hilda McCourt
Pamela WallinHerself
Lila YeeRita Torino
Jean YoonOfficer Lau

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