The AD wrote: "She's not dead. She's in the episode. She wasn't playing Annie Frayne. Annie Frayne was playing her. That's why she was so good. The threat you hear on the recording? That's not acting. The network buried it to avoid a lawsuit. She got a new name, new city. I saw her once, 1985, in Phoenix. She was a real estate agent. She looked happy. Don't find her. Let her be."
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