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In Mexico, 2008, there was a case which was so evil and with such a diabolical nature, that the government decided to keep it hidden from the public light - Until now. Based on a true story.
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In Mexico, 2008, there was a case which was so evil and with such a diabolical nature, that the government decided to keep it hidden from the public light - Until now. Based on a true story.
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