
Prologue
Drama · Crime
Overview
A young woman returns home one year after losing her hands in a savage attack. She cannot remember who her assailant was, but a trip to the local post office leads her towards the truth.
Top Cast
Sally Conway
Sally Conway
Billy Anders
Sally Conway
Billy Anders


William Stone Mahoney
William Stone Mahoney
Benjamin
William Stone Mahoney
Benjamin
Alex Splendore
Alex Splendore
Policeman #3
Alex Splendore
Policeman #3


David Thornton
David Thornton
Walter Anders
David Thornton
Walter Anders


Letty Serra
Letty Serra
Evelyn
Letty Serra
Evelyn
Beth Glover
Beth Glover
Joan Anders
Beth Glover
Joan Anders


Larry Fessenden
Larry Fessenden
Jimmy Doyle
Larry Fessenden
Jimmy Doyle
Richard Whaley
Richard Whaley
Policeman #2
Richard Whaley
Policeman #2
John Pero
John Pero
Policeman #1
John Pero
Policeman #1
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