Deadly Women – S03 E05 : Forbidden Love

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Examining crimes of passion, including an office affair that turned toxic and a lover who used the Internet as a murder weapon.

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Cast

Lynnanne Zager
as Narrator
Hayley Sullivan
as Laurie Tackett
Libby Campbell
as Barbara Graham
Samuel Wilson
as Brett Rae
Michael Brindley
as Seth
Chelsea Grant
as Monica Sanchez
Chloe Bayliss
as Clara Schwartz
Alexander Daly
as Armour Phillips
Daniel Nemes
as Mark Moran
Kiera Horner
as Daughter
Olivia Mackenzie-Smith
as Mrs. McClellan
Jason Stojanovski
as Bagman
Kate Ryerson
as Betty Bell
Debra Freeman
as Nancy
Paul Godfrey
as Jerry Dean
Serag Mohammed
as Taddarryl Shipp
Angela Way
as Sara Pollak
Kayla Strada
as Gypsy
Meg MacIntosh
as Eva Coo
Sam Alhaje
as Antonio
Jane Edwina Seymour
as Lydia Sherman
Natalia Ladyko
as Martha Cliff
Lauren Hamilton Neill
as Beth Carpenter
Seaton Kay-Smith
as Marshall
Miranda O'Hare
as Anjette Lyles
Igor Breakenback
as Paul
Taya Calder-Mason
as Young Jennifer Hyatte
Joshua Armitage
as William Kent
Amanda Benson
as Marlene Johnson
Andy Trieu
Suzie Steen
as Reporter
Francisca Braithwaite
as Muriel
Tade Adepoyibi
as Frances Elaine Newton
Ashley Avci
as April Wallace
Gemma Laurelle
as Maine Police Officer
Olga Markovic
as Shirley Withers
Peter Maple
as Joe Tinning
Hafedh Dakhlaoui
as Rahim’s Crew
Adam Golledge
as Ron Ruse
Yasmin Horner
as Mae West
Sontaan Hopson
as Robyn Lindholm
Tsu Shan Chambers
as Tanya Nelson
Peter Bertoni
as Young Ron
Graham Gall
as Wrecking Yard Employee
Benjamin Howes
as Dr. David Roberts
Fay Du Chateau
as Uloma Walker
Melissa Brattoni
as Katie’s Sister-In-Law
Greg Poppleton
as Pastor Rourke

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