The Writer with No Hands
A university professor, Matthew Alford, suspects the CIA killed a Hollywood screenwriter to protect a government secret. Alford believes it was an assassination disguised as a car accident. When he receives a phone call warning him to leave the case alone, he heads to Hollywood to conduct his own investigation.
A university professor, Matthew Alford, suspects the CIA killed a Hollywood screenwriter to protect a government secret. Alford believes it was an assassination disguised as a car accident. When he receives a phone call warning him to leave the case alone, he heads to Hollywood to conduct his own investigation.
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