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| “The Letter” | |||||||
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| Miracles episode | |||||||
 "My father's dead...so who wrote these?" |
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| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 12 |
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| Written by | Chris Levinson Zack Estrin |
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| Directed by | Thomas J. Wright | ||||||
| Guest stars | Hector Elizondo Alicia Coppola Stephen Lee |
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| Original airdate | December 19, 2003 | ||||||
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"The Letter" is an episode of the science fiction television series Miracles. The episode did not broadcast on ABC in the United States, with the first airing in Canada on December 19, 2003.[1]
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Plot
Paul traces the origin of a letter received by the late father a childhood friend, Georgia, and finds out the man who killed her father, Edward Dubek, is unknowingly ghost writing letters to the families of his victims in prison. When the families of his other victims vote to have him put on death row, Georgia and Paul attempt to stop him from dying in order to solve the mystery of why, and how, he is writing these letters before it's too late.
Trivia
Skeet Ulrich and Alicia Coppola would later work together in the series Jericho.
