Episode 1929

Season 9Episode 5860 minMar 23, 1992
Episode 1929
Tonya admits having a reason to kill her husband. Rafael fears Rafe might die due to the knife wound injury. Minx reveals a secret about Abigail Trent, the person who is haunting Julia and Mason's house. Cassandra drugs David and he admits that both Angela and him caused Angela's sister's death. Cassandra tapes his confession. Cruz is happy to learn that Rafe was released from the police station.
Episode 1929 has aired on Mar 23, 1992 at 3:00 PM
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