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Murderville Season 1 Episode 2
As Terry mourns his late great-aunt, he finds support in trainee Marshawn Lynch, who helps him scope out suspects after a wealthy woman is killed.
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Serie: Murderville
Director: Brennan Shroff
Guest Star: Marshawn Lynch, Michael Hogan, Owen Burke, Rob Huebel, Steve Zirnkilton
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