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HER STORY TONIGHT. I WENT IN TO TO GRAB THE TRAP TO TRY TO FIGURE IT OUT, AND SHE JUST LATCHED ON TO ME AND JUST TORE MY ARM APART. ON JANUARY 6TH, VALERIE PLUMMER WAS WALKING HER DOGS ON A MULTI ...

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Adapted from the bestselling novel by Jerker Eriksson and Håkan Axlander Sundquist (writing as Erik Axl Sund) “The Crow Girl” is a chilling British take on Scandi-noir adapted for the screen ...

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