Abduction of Innocence

The film features a runtime of 100 minutes and includes performances by Katie Wright, Lucie Arnaz, and Dirk Benedict. It revolves around Clare Steves, a teenager who is kidnapped by her former boyfriend, Eddie Spencer, for a ransom of $250,000. After the ransom is paid and Clare is released, the situation takes a dramatic turn when the kidnappers claim that the plot was Clare's idea to punish her father.

Abduction of Innocence offers a compelling narrative that captures the tension of a real-life crime story. The film’s exploration of the complexities of familial relationships and the legal system might appeal to those interested in drama centered around true stories. The film was produced by O'Hara-Horowitz Productions and aired on NBC, reflecting the television movie style of the era.

For collectors, this title is available on VHS, making it a piece of nostalgia from the mid-90s television landscape. The combination of its true crime basis and the dramatic courtroom elements may attract collectors looking for unique TV movie experiences from that period.