Time of Death Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.90/10 from 1100 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

La hora de la muerte

Title in Italiano:

La morte bussa alla stessa ora

Title in Português:

Time of Death

Title in Français:

L'heure du crime

Title in Türk:

L'heure du crime

Title in Deutsch:

L'heure du crime

Synopsis

Time of Death

Robert Loring, CEO of Baltimore-based Loring Industries, is murdered in his fourteenth floor office, he managing to call 911 during the shooting incident which times his death at 10:44pm. Because of the national security implications of Loring Industries being in the process of negotiating a contract with the Department of Defense (DOD), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is leading the investigation, the agent assigned being Special Agent Jordan Price, who technically is working on behalf of DOD. The Baltimore Police Department (BPD), still involved, assigns Detective Elliot Larken to be the liaison to work with Price.

With zero other leads as building security accounts for all people in and out of the building leading to and following the murder, Price and Larken, in Loring being overheard on the 911 call that the killer was constantly checking the time, believe it was a coordinated team hired to commit the murder. That and other information leads to them shortlisting four suspects all associated to Loring Industries: Nathan Loring, the victim's son and the heir apparent to the company, he who did not agree with the company moving into the realm of defense contracts; senior executives Miles Hayden and Vincent Delucas, who were not told but may have known that they were being let go after the signing of the contract; and engineer Stephen Choi, who, according to him, had an amicable parting of the ways with the company in also not agreeing with the military contract, but who in reality may just be a disgruntled ex-employee.

Price and Larken are unaware that the 911 call does offer another key piece of information which may lead to motive and identity of the killer. Beyond the different focuses of the FBI/DOD and Price being to determine if the motive is tied to the contract and the BPD and Larken being solely to apprehend the killer regardless of motive, Price and Larken will have to deal with the respective chips on their shoulders to work effectively as a pair, Price a DOD contract specialist and thus basically a desk jockey who is out of her wheelhouse with a homicide, and Larken a neophyte who was assigned this case, not only his first homicide but first case as a detective, by his boss, Homicide Captain Vaughn, purely to irk Price.

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Time of Death
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Rich Aucoin: Writer
Cuddle Up The Devil
The Fumes: Performer
Joel Battersby: Writer
On The Move
The Record Company: Performer
Chris Vos: Writer

User reviews

Linda Allen
5/10

The soundtrack for Time of Death was a fitting accompaniment to the suspenseful and intense atmosphere of the investigation. The use of subtle and ominous tones helped to build tension throughout the unfolding mystery.

Mark Lee
5/10

The music in Time of Death effectively captured the emotional depth of the characters, particularly Special Agent Jordan Price and Detective Elliot Larken. The soundtrack enhanced the complexity of their relationship and added layers to their individual struggles and motivations.

Ashley Perez
3/10

Additionally, the soundtrack failed to enhance the emotional depth of the characters and their motivations. The music did not evoke any strong emotions or connections to the unfolding events on screen. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the overall viewing experience.

Charles Parker
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Time of Death was a cohesive and integral part of the storytelling, enhancing the viewer's experience and immersing them in the intricate web of intrigue and suspense woven throughout the series.

Edward Wright
4/10

I found the soundtrack of Time of Death to be quite underwhelming. The music did not effectively capture the intensity and suspense of the murder investigation storyline. The lack of diversity in the musical themes made it feel repetitive and uninspired.