March 11, 2010

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TERROR TROOPS Criminals! Cassavetes! The Justice System! Women rock! And...don't take a hostage to a party in Santa Barbara! JAMES BLATT the real life defense attorney on The Alpha Dog Case (As in The Alpha Dog film w/Justin Timberlake) talks about the case (Including the kidnapping and execution and trial) the film itself and it's impact on the trail. Also the powerful IONA MORRIS (Robotech, X-Men, Spider Man 3) and the cast of M.O.I.S.T. talk about the impact of their hit show and offer up some free tickets for the combat audience.

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