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Believing she's responsible for the death of her would-be seducer, a young woman flees to North Vancouver.
Top billed cast
Renée AdoréeAndree Grange
Earle WilliamsSgt. Neil Tempest
Barbara La MarrCamille Lenoir
Pat O'MalleyBucky O'Harra
Wallace BeeryBarode Dukane
Josef SwickardPierre Grange
Pat HarmonOily Kirby
Anders RandolfCapt. Jack Scott
Ed BradyJean Caardeau (as Edward J. Brady)
Robert AndersonOlaf Olafson
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