The Perfect Suspect

Name: The Perfect Suspect
Genre: Crime, Documentary
Released: 2017-12-28
Rating: 5.0
Cast: Meg Scanlon

TV-14 2017 · 1 season · 6 eps · ★ 5.0 · Crime, Documentary

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They seem like the perfect person until one night something horrible happens and they are accused of murder. What are the lies? What is the truth? The Perfect Suspect puts the subject's every moment under a microscope.

Network: Investigation Discovery

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