A detective and his wife go undercover as patron and saloon girl to solve murders in 19th-century Louisville.
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A detective and his wife go undercover as patron and saloon girl to solve murders in 19th-century Louisville.
When girls who work in the wrong side of town turn up murdered, no one seems interested in solving the murders. No one that is but a Pinkerton detective and his wife, Robert and Ann Mills. They prayerfully go undercover as a patron and a saloon girl to get to the bottom of it. Will Ann just end up being the next victim? An interesting and entertaining look at 19th century Louisville and the soiled doves who weren't always there by choice
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Married couple poses undercover as patron and saloon girl
Multiple murders of women drive the central investigation
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Saloon setting implies recurring alcohol use
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Characters described as going undercover prayerfully
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Social context of 19th-century prostitution explored
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Murders and women forced into saloon work as central theme
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