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Jun 23, 1999 · Judgment Day: The Ellie Nesler Story: Directed by Stephen Tolkin. With Christine Lahti, Mary Kay Place, Andrew Ducote, Robert Bockstael. Fact-based story about a Bible-quoting woman who in 1990 murdered a camp counselor, whom she learned molested her 7 year old son.
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- Drama, Thriller
- Stephen Tolkin
- 1999-06-23
Fact-based story about a Bible-quoting woman who in 1990 murdered a camp counselor, whom she learned molested her 7 year old son. Seeking revenge, she turns to murder when she learns the man had previously been convicted of the same crime in 1983 and got off with probation.
- (326)
- Stephen Tolkin
- PG
- 4
Nesler made headlines on April 2, 1993, when she killed Daniel Mark Driver, who had been accused of sexually abusing five boys, including Nesler's then-six-year-old son, William, in the courtroom of the Jamestown Justice Court. She fired five shots into Driver's head, killing him instantly.
Judgment Day: The Ellie Nesler Story. 1999 · 1 hr 35 min. TV-14. Drama · Thriller. The true story of a woman who learns that a camp counselor molested her child. As more facts surface, what starts as rage turns into murderous intent. Subtitles: English. Starring: Christine Lahti Mary Kay Place Andrew Ducote Robert Bockstael Barry Corbin.
- Stephen Tolkin
- January 1, 1999
- 95 min
Based on a true story A mother takes justice into her own hands after a Bible camp counselor sexually assaults her young son.
- 90 min
- 5
- Kristina Fisher
Judgment Day: The Ellie Nesler Story. Available on Tubi TV. After two scientists realize a rogue asteroid has struck the moon putting it on a path towards the Earth, they must put their differences aside and stop the collision or all of mankind could perish. Two part event mini-series.
Feb 11, 2020 · Fact-based story about a Bible-quoting woman who in 1990 murdered a camp counselor, whom she learned molested her 7 year old son. Seeking revenge, she turns to murder when she learns the man had previously been convicted of the same crime in 1983 and got off with probation. Director: Stephen Tolkin.
