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Double Jeopardy (1996) [N/A]

Featuring:
Joe Penny, Teri Garr, Brittany Murphy

Written by:
Deborah Dalton

Directed by:
Deborah Dalton


Release Date:
January 30, 1996

Original Title:
Double Jeopardy

Alternate Titles:
Victim of the Night

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Power Pictures
Wilshire Court Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 96

A terrifying true story of love, betrayal... and murder.

Overview from TheMovieDB

A naive 16 year old waitress falls for a corrupt, married police officer. When she falls pregnant, her lover plots her murder.

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Overview from Open Movies

The names were changed in the movie which was based on the true story of former Baltimore police sergeant James Allan Kulbicki, 37, who was convicted of first-degree murder in the 1993 killing of 22-year-old Gina Marie Nueslein, with whom he had a three-year adulterous affair that bore a son. Kulbickishot Ms. Nueslein in the head at close range in his Ford pickup and dumped her body at Gunpowder Falls State Park because he did not want to take responsibility for their son. The slaying occurred Jan. 9, 1993, four days before Ms. Nueslein and Kulbicki were scheduled to attend a paternity hearing.

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Rankings and Honors

Double Jeopardy (1996) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.0/10

Performers

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Production

Co-Producer:
Deborah Dalton

Costume Design:
Laurie Drew

Director:
Deborah Dalton

Director of Photography:
Ron Orieux

Editor:
Joel Goodman

Executive Producer:
Julian Marks

Makeup Artist:
Maribeth Knezev

Music:
Arthur B. Rubinstein

Production Design:
James McAteer

Set Decoration:
Suzanne Hodson

Special Effects:
Brock Jolliffe

Writer:
Deborah Dalton

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