The Women and the Murderer: Made by Women for Women
In The Women and the Murderer, directors Mona Achache and Patricia Tourancheau center women—the very demographic true crime is designed to appeal to.
Classic Striptease and Glamour Films 16 (1988)
SWEATER GIRLS Plus 6 voluptuous TITBITS, with dazzling Busty Babes LAINE CARLIN on stage & in boudoir, MICHELLE ANGELO in her infamous black shell brassiere, LILLIAN PARKER really up close and personal, and LEE GERMAINE doing 10 different Tit Wiggles and Tit Jiggles, all from origiiial camera masters.
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SWEATER GIRLS Plus 6 voluptuous TITBITS, with dazzling Busty Babes LAINE CARLIN on stage & in boudoir, MICHELLE ANGELO in her infamous black shell brassiere, LILLIAN PARKER really up close and personal, and LEE GERMAINE doing 10 different Tit Wiggles and Tit Jiggles, all from origiiial camera masters.
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