WPRN Public Radio Theater Presents Caught Between Episode 24

Final Episode - Twenty-four – It's a dangerous world out there. Guzzetta and Ainsworth are at the amusement park, but can they prevent Calabrese's murder? Will D'laska arrive on time, and if he does, will he be able to convince Calabrese his life is in danger? Have Floriano and Stone planned it correctly and perfectly? Agent John Gage has little praise for Detective Sergeant Michael D'laska. In fact, he gives him a stark warning concerning his future.

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