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Meet A.J. Raffles (Anthony Valentine, Callan, The Commander), a gentleman of leisure and a first-class cricketer. But when he's not dining at his club or taking wickets for England, he's often engaged in his other favorite activity--relieving the wealthy of their riches. A master of accents and disguise, Raffles is assisted by his old school chum "Bunny" Manders (Christopher Stauli, Only When I Laugh). Always eager but often bewildered, Bunny follows his friend into the most complex of predicaments and deadliest of situations, likely as not pursued by the dogged Inspector Mackenzie (Victor Carin, Sutherland's Law) of Scotland Yard. Anthony Valentine and a stellar cast of British actors deliver superb performances in these beautifully crafted adaptations of the work of E.W. Hornung, brother-in-law of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In each episode, the roguish Raffles and his intrepid companion set out to plunder the wealth of the aristocracy, stay out of the reach of the law, and revel in the thrill of the game.

The trial of Chris Sutton begins on a hot summer day in Miami. Prosecutor Carin Khagan repains the scene of the crime to the courtroom and calls the alleged hitman, Garrett Kopp, to the stand.

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Dr. Carin Rubenstein talks about the phenomenon of 'the superior wife' and its implications for families everywhere.