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Charlie’s Angels Season 3 Episode 23
Ex-mobster Jake Garfield has just been released from prison for the murder of his wife. He claims that he was framed by a racketeer named Renaldi, so his nephew hires the Angels to investigate.
Serie: Charlie's Angels
Episode Title: Rosemary for Remembrance
Air Date: 1979-05-02
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