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Burglars & Locks
A homeless boy breaks into a house for loot and nourishment. What he finds in there will not only jeopardize his life, but someone else's as well.
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A homeless boy breaks into a house for loot and nourishment. What he finds in there will not only jeopardize his life, but someone else's as well.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:David MacCalla
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