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A SCREENWRITING HOPEFUL CRAFTS A FILM WITH A HORRIBLE TWIST, BUT WAS IT SIMPLY HIS OWN PLOTLINE FOR MURDER?
"SCREENPLAY FOR MURDER"
TUESDAY, JULY 10 (10:00 PM, ET/PT)
Mark Twitchell was pursuing his dreams of being a filmmaker when he produced "House of Cards," a project about a serial killer who creates a fake online profile as a woman to lure in men and kill them. But was he also a killer? As 48 HOURS MYSTERY correspondent Troy Roberts reports in this updated broadcast, few would have expected the married father and "Dexter" fanatic would become part of a real-life murder mystery. The horror started when Gilles Tetreault arranged to meet a woman he met online - instead, he found himself face-to-face with a madman who set a trap to kill him. He survived, but Johnny Altinger answered a similar online dating ad and never returned from a rendezvous. Roberts speaks to Altinger's brother Gary, as well as Tetreault, who describes the terror he experienced that fateful night.
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ADDITIONAL NOTES: renewed through the 2013-14 season (the show's 27th) on 3/27/13
DESCRIPTION: (from CBS's press release, March 2013) CBS announced today it has renewed 18 returning series from television's top-rated lineup for the 2013-2014 broadcast season. The mass renewals showcase the strength and stability of television's leading network among viewers, adults 18-49 and adults 25-54. 60 MINUTES, television's #1 newsmagazine, and 48 HOURS, Saturday's #1 non-sports program, will return in the fall.
