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Season : 6
Episode: 3
Directed by: John Finn
Written by: Erica Shelton
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Airdate: 12 October 2008
Date of Crime: 6 August 1964
Previous: True Calling
Next: Roller Girl
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Description
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The team investigates the death of Miriam Forrester, a Tupperware saleswoman, when her sister appears with a threatening letter sent to Miriam from Missisippi.
Synopsis
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Cast
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Main Cast
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- Kathryn Morris as Lilly Rush
- Danny Pino as Scotty Valens
- John Finn as John Stillman
- Jeremy Ratchford as Nick Vera
- Thom Barry as Will Jeffries
- Tracie Thoms as Kat Miller
Guest Cast
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- Alexandra Lydon as Miriam Forrester
- Chris Ellis as Jim Horn (2008)
- Jenna Leigh Green as Violet Golding (1964)
- Jennifer Hetrick as Lana Wilkes (2008)
- Rob Mayes as Jim Horn (1964)
- Kathleen Nolan as Kitty Doyle (2008)
- Demond Robertson as Cordell Baker (1964)
- Concetta Tomei as Violet Golding (2008)
- Vernee Watson as Belinda Hutchins (2008)
- Tinashe Kajese as Belinda Hutchins (1964)
- Toi Perkins as Debra Nelson (1964)
- Angela Sargeant as Debra Nelson (2008)
With
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- Carl Lumbly as Prof. Cordell Baker (2008)
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Co-Starring
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- Eric Mark Fischer as Friend #1 (1964)
- Trisha LaFache as Kitty Doyle (1964)
- Maddy Kennedy as Lana Wilkes (1964)
- Julia Pace Mitchell as Ella Turner (1964)
- Travis Willingham as Uniform Cop (1964)
Notes
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- John Finn directed this episode, the first to be directed by a member of the cast.
- The closing song is performed by cast member Tracie Thoms.
- This episode was apparently based on the real-life 1965 murder of Viola Liuzzo.
Music
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- The Kinks "You Really Got Me"
- Bobby Vinton "Blue Velvet"
- Dionne Warwick "Walk On By"
- The Supremes "Come See About Me"
- "Nearer My God to Thee"
- Jimmy Collier and the Movement Singers "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"
- Closing Song: "This Little Light of Mine" performed by Tracie Thoms