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Internet Bride
Season 2, Episode 16
Airdate February 23, 2007
Written by Mark Rosner,
Antoinette Stella
Directed by Tawnya McKiernan
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Internet Bride is the sixteenth episode of the second season of Close to Home, and the thirty-eighth episode overall.

Starring: Jennifer Finnigan (Annabeth Chase), Kimberly Elise (Maureen Scofield), Cress Williams (Det. Ed Williams), Jon Seda (Ray Blackwell)

and David James Elliott (ADA James Conlon)

Guest Starring: Dennis Boutsikaris (Paul Ramont), Kristoffer Winters (), Mark Ivanir (), Jillian Bach (), Sumalee Montano (Medical Examiner), Nigel Gibbs (Judge Crenshaw), Nick Toren (Randall), Evan Arnold (PD Jeffrey Ambor), Doug Tompos (), Bob Koherr (R. Scott Gemmill), Bob Glouberman (), Jen Drohan (), Jerry Kernion ()

and Reggie Miller (Himself)

Co-Starring: Traber Burns (Judge Dauer), Harry Eddleman (), David Ury (), Laura Gardner (), Devon Graye (), Pat Caldwell (), Ina Bartosh ()

Contents

Plot Overview

A Russian mail-order bride is found dead in her garage with the car running, which would normally point to suicide, but she suffered a skull fracture sometime before that, making it a murder case. Her husband, a college professor, is arrested for the crime, and Annabeth discovers that the man has been leading a very sordid life outside of the marriage. Meanwhile, Maureen begins to represent the prosecution in the appeal trial of Jack's killer, and Conlon, upon noticing how out of breath Ray appeared during a lawyers' basketball game, orders his investigator to return to New York to see a heart specialist.

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