When a man dies under mysterious circumstances, suspicion falls on those closest to him. Each suspect has motive. Each suspect has secrets.

When Quentin dies under mysterious circumstances after having survived colon cancer, the question becomes whether it was suicide or foul play. The investigation reveals a web of secrets and motives that implicate everyone close to him.
"Both Quentin's brother, Uriah, and life-long friend, Jules, are both financially distressed and could benefit from Quentin's death."
Despite Quentin's survival from cancer, his doctor is involved in a malpractice suit relating to Quentin's medical care. The case could be dismissed if Quentin were dead. And finally, a mysterious caregiver has reason to want Quentin dead to settle an old score.
Each of these suspects could benefit from Quentin's death. Each has secrets to hide. In Death Rang Twice, the truth is as elusive as the killer's identity.
Each with motive. Each with secrets.
The Victim
A feminine man, progressing from ages 25 to 45 with early onset baldness, wearing make-up, slightly overweight.
Lifelong Friend
A tall wiry man, progressing from ages 25 to 45; Quentin's life-long friend.
Older Brother
A heavy-set man in his 40s; Quentin's older brother.
The Doctor
A no-nonsense type woman, age 55, with short gray hair; Quentin's doctor.
Detective
A large masculine woman in her 40s; a police detective.
Mysterious Caregiver / Young Man
Calvin: a big muscular man, age 30, with bangs. Alex: an 18-year-old boy with longish hair. (Can be played by the same actor)
Note: Calvin and Alex can be played by the same actor, if desired. Dr. Charlotte Saperstein and Gwyneth Rodgers can be played by the same actress, if desired.