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42697903. Citizen Jane is a 1999 true crime non-fiction book by James Dalessandro about the real-life efforts of a woman to track down the con artist who murdered her aunt. In 2009, the book was adapted into a Hallmark Channel film starring Ally Sheedy, Meat Loaf, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Nia Peeples. [1] [2]
Oct 2, 1999 · In September 2009, the Hallmark Channel aired “Citizen Jane,” a film about the story of Jane Alexander, a Marin County, California woman who spent 13 years tracking down and helping to convict the man who murdered her 88-year-old aunt. Dalessandro wrote the teleplay and served as one of the films producers.
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Sep 11, 2009 · After completing Alexander’s biography, “Citizen Jane: A True Story of Money, Murder and One Woman’s Mission to Put a Killer Behind Bars” in 1999, James Dalessandro knew the story had to ...
A family friend for twenty-five years, Tom had captivated Jane with his carefree lifestyle and charming personality. He helped her through her grief after her husband’s death and promised her a happy future. But on October 23, Jane’s aunt, Gertrude McCabe, was found brutally murdered in her San Jose home. And the killer – Tom O’Donnell ...
Sep 12, 2009 · Citizen Jane: Directed by Armand Mastroianni. With Ally Sheedy, Meat Loaf, Nia Peeples, Robert Curtis Brown. Jane Alexander, an attractive, athletic San Francisco woman, is enjoying a comfortable life in Pacific Heights with the man she loves, handsome, charismatic Tom O'Donnell.
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Oct 2, 1999 · In September 2009, the Hallmark Channel aired “Citizen Jane,” a film about the story of Jane Alexander, a Marin County, California woman who spent 13 years tracking down and helping to convict the man who murdered her 88-year-old aunt. Dalessandro wrote the teleplay and served as one of the films producers.
Tom O'Donnell had been living off the graces of Jane Alexander for six years. He regaled her with his wit, charm, and tales of oversea adventure. He also borrowed money extensively for home business operations and future investments.But Tom O'Donnell was more than just a con man. He would do anything for money--even murder Jane's 88-year-old aunt.
