Jane Fielding has a daughter of her own and is married about a quarter of a century after she watched the tragic events that occurred on the day her mother was murdered; nonetheless, the traumatic events that day continue to haunt her. She is always conscious of the fact that the person who murdered her is still at large. During the course of a routine visit to the hospital, she comes face to face with the person who she believes murdered her mother.
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Jane Fielding has a daughter of her own and is married about a quarter of a century after she watched the tragic events that occurred on the day her mother was murdered; nonetheless, the traumatic events that day continue to haunt her. She is always conscious of the fact that the person who murdered her is still at large. During the course of a routine visit to the hospital, she comes face to face with the person who she believes murdered her mother.
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