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Eight days before the wedding of their dreams, a couple's plans are derailed by a brutal murder; a detailed investigation unravels a murder-for-hire plot that leads them to suspect a member of the wedding party.
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S2, EP9 "An Engagement and a Murder"
Eight days before the wedding of their dreams, a couple's plans are derailed by a brutal murder; a detailed investigation unravels a murder-for-hire plot that leads them to suspect a member of the wedding party.
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