
Ada and the Doc
Crime · Drama · History
Overview
In 1927 southern Louisiana, subversive housewife Ada LeBoeuf is put on trial alongside her alleged lover for the grisly murder of her husband in one of the most explosive sex-murder trials ever reported.
Top Cast


Chelsea Bryan
Chelsea Bryan
Ada Bonner LeBoeuf
Chelsea Bryan
Ada Bonner LeBoeuf


Matthew Paul Martinez
Matthew Paul Martinez
Doctor Thomas Dreher
Matthew Paul Martinez
Doctor Thomas Dreher
Patrick Logan
Patrick Logan
Sheriff Charles Pecot
Patrick Logan
Sheriff Charles Pecot
Robert Love
Robert Love
Jim LeBoeuf
Robert Love
Jim LeBoeuf


Sarah Malfara
Sarah Malfara
Local Woman 1
Sarah Malfara
Local Woman 1


Chuck Morris
Chuck Morris
Chief Blakeman
Chuck Morris
Chief Blakeman
Connor Sherman
Connor Sherman
Ada's son
Connor Sherman
Ada's son
Camilla Susser
Camilla Susser
Local Woman 2
Camilla Susser
Local Woman 2
Wahoo Watkins
Wahoo Watkins
Ada's son
Wahoo Watkins
Ada's son
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