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Apr 13, 1998 · Evidence of Blood: Directed by Andrew Mondshein. With David Strathairn, Mary McDonnell, Sean McCann, Chris Wiggins. An award winning author of stories of real crimes returns to his hometown where he becomes involved in a 40 year old case of a murdered teenager.
- (1.5K)
- Drama, Mystery, Thriller
- Andrew Mondshein
- 1998-04-13
While investigating the circumstances surrounding a friend’s death, Jackson Kinley discovers unknown truths about his own past.
Summaries. An award winning author of stories of real crimes returns to his hometown where he becomes involved in a 40 year old case of a murdered teenager. When a Pulitzer prize winning author of true crimes returns to his hometown in Georgia, it isn't long before he is involved in a forty year old case of a teenage girl who had been murdered.
An acclaimed writer of crime fiction, Jackson Kinley (David Strathairn) revisits his Georgia hometown and becomes involved in a decades-old murder case. Kinley teams up with Dora Overton (Mary ...
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- Andrew Mondshein
- PG-13
- David Strathairn
Evidence of Blood is a TV movie where one asks, if this film had big stars, would this have made a good feature? Yes, it would. Filmed in Canada, "Evidence of Blood" is the story of writer Jason Kinley (David Strathairn) returning to his home town in Georgia and becoming involved in a 40-year murder case.
Jan 1, 2001 · Evidence of Blood. Thomas H. Cook. 3.86. 405 ratings32 reviews. Sequoyah, Georgia. A place of endless dark woods, shadowy back roads, and the haunting past Jackson Kinley thought he'd left behind forever. But now the true-crime writer is home, investigating the decades-old unsolved murder of a teenage girl.
Oct 18, 1991 · A true-crime writer investigates the murder of a teenager in Georgia, uncovering family secrets and lies along the way. Kirkus Reviews praises the book as a gripping southern drama with lush-languaged prose.
