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A dramatic investigation into the mind of violent individuals by following a school shooter in the days leading up to his egregious act.
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A dramatic investigation into the mind of violent individuals by following a school shooter in the days leading up to his egregious act.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Robert Flummerfelt, Robert Charles
In Theaters:5/30/2016
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Flummerfelt Productions
Cast
Robert Flummerfelt
Director
Jackson Langford
Sam
Jose Anthony
Uncle Lowe
Collen Whitton
Student Bully
Jessica Noel Ruettiger
Student Speaker
Ansley Burbank
Zole
Gage Badger
Main Student Victim
Josh Rodriguez
Student Victim 2
Cooper Flourens
Student Victim 3
Kyle Goulston
Student Victim 4
Robert Flummerfelt
Student Victim Cameo
Nash Hamilton
Student Victim 1
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