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Murder Can Be Deadly Reviews

  • 1962
  • 1 hr 0 mins
  • Drama
  • NR
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A con woman tries to weasel herself out of a murder charge. Liz Fraser. Kleinie: Kenneth Griffith III. Mark: Peter Reynolds. Tom: Tony Wickert. Roy: David Hemmings. Mary: Nanette Newman. Glynn: Ray Smith. Lance Comfort directed.

Fraser is a con lady whose partner is killed by Griffith, the vicious leader of a Soho gang. Unaware that he has been killed, Fraser brings Wickert, a drunken student, back to her house. They discover the body, and Wickert mistakenly touches the murder weapon. He is convinced by Fraser to dispose of the body and in doing so arouses the suspicions of the police. Wickert, with the help of his fiancee and a couple of friends, is able to track down Fraser, bring in the police, and clear his name. Fraser is killed in the process.