Chris Stanley

After she is drugged and then raped repeatedly, the dead body of college coed Jennifer Stanley is found in a Palm Beach park. When the police arrest Jennifer's boyfriend Richard Chapin, he admits to arguing with her on the night she was lulled but denies having anything to do with the murder. Meanwhile, fraternity brother Clay Edwards claims seeing Chapin hit Jennifer after accusing her of sleeping with other men, but Jennifer's roommate, Dana Cook, claims that her sorority sister was loyal to Chris.
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Length: 46:00
Posted: 1/25/2008

The Chicago Blackhawks needed a win to keep their season alive. The Detroit Red Wings needed a win to advance to the Stanley Cup Final. Through two periods, however, neither team would actually score. 6:08 into the third period, Detroit's Dan Cleary would finally break the game's scoreless tie. With their backs against the wall and only 7:07 remaining in the game, the Blackhawks would send the game into overtime and extend their season for at least a period when Patrick Kane's wicked backhand beat Chris Osgood. Just 3:58 into overtime though, Darren Helm scored to give the Red Wings a 2-1 victory, and send them to the Stanley Cup Final for the second straight year, giving them a chance to repeat over the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Length: 01:46:44
Posted: 5/31/2009

The Detroit Red Wings are one win away from winning Lord Stanley's Cup on their home ice, and only the Pittsburgh Penguins can stop them. The Pens came out hard, pressuring the Wing's defense and testing goalie Chris Osgood. Their efforts were rewarded when Marian Hossa snapped the puck into the net for a 1-0 lead. Just a few minutes later, they did it again when a clearing attempt bounced off of Adam Hall's skate and in the net. The Red Wings started to come back early in the second period, when Darren Helm fired the puck over Fleury's shoulder, pulling the wings to within one. Pavel Datsyuk tied it on a power play tally, and then Brian Rafalski scored and gave the Wings the lead. All signs pointed to Detroit hoisting the Cup, until Pittsburgh's Maxime Talbot evened the score with 35 seconds left to play. The teams played two and a half furious overtimes, with both team's goaltenders making spectacular saves to keep their team alive. Nine minutes and 21 seconds into the third overtime
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Length: 03:07:12
Posted: 6/6/2008