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Escape from Terror: The Teresa Stamper Story (TV 1995)Teresa Walden-Stamper is happily married to her husband Paul Stamper and together they have one daughter Katie Stamper. The marriage seems happy until Paul starts abusing Teresa and becomes... See full summary » Director:Michael Scott |
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Paul Stamper
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Teresa Walden Stamper
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Sheriff Bill Douglass
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Chris Butler
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Wanda Walden
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Martinez
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Annette Marin | ... |
Agent Hynde
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Teresa's Attorney
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Pat Mahoney | ... |
Luke Burnham
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Caitlin Flynn | ... |
Jennifer
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Teresa Walden-Stamper is happily married to her husband Paul Stamper and together they have one daughter Katie Stamper. The marriage seems happy until Paul starts abusing Teresa and becomes obsessed with her. Teresa divorces Paul and gets a restraining order against him but this doesn't stop Paul and he kidnaps Teresa and shoots her boyfriend Chris Butler. Paul is later caught by the police and is taken to jail but later escapes from jail and Teresa knows that now she must protect herself and her daughter and that they're in real danger. Based on a story from Unsolved Mysteries Written by Jonathan
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EnglishRelease Date:
23 January 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Crimes of Passion: Escape from Terror - The Teresa Stamper Story See more »Filming Locations:
Denver, Colorado, USACompany Credits
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I really felt that I had "seen" the inside of a person who was uncontrollably violent...especially to those closest to him.
Anyone who was "on the cusp" of feeling/acting as Paul Stamper did would be almost forced to notice the danger signs within him/her self.
I for one, am glad that the producer didn't put a "politically correct", childish warning or disclaimer in the show....it would have no effect on other violent people and personally, I don't need their moralizing or warnings.....realism speaks a thousand times more effectively than blatant warnings.
It was really nice to see Cindy Williams. She is aging gracefully & showing her talent depth.
Only one upsetting fact bothered me.....these people, victim's and perpetrator, were young....35 years?....This dangerous man will be out in far less than that, and the victim's will undoubtedly go through their fear...all over again.