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Washington Audio Theater Presents: Proof of Death

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Proof of Death (an audio play): When upper-class dweeb Arthur Brennan thinks he may have murdered his wife, he seeks the help of Roman O'Brian, Washington DC's most unscrupulous criminal defense attorney. Together with his sexy assistant, Vicky Bronco, Roman unravels the truth behind one of Washington's least known murder investigations. Proof of Death is a wild ride, a balls-to-the-wall thriller with non-stop action and more twists than a Philadelphia soft pretzel.

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Starring: HUGH HILL, CHRISTINE STODDARD, TEDDY OSTROW, STEVE RAY, CARL EYSTER and JEROME HRUSKA, written by MICHAEL MADDEN AND CARLA BOCCELLA, stunt man and sound effects by JIMMY MADDEN.

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  1. WATProofofdeath

    No date given · 26 min

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  1. Washington Audio Theater Presents: Proof of Death

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