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Melissa is abducted at night. Her relatives do everything they can to find the girl, and their investigation leads to the 11th District crime organization. The truth slowly comes to light, which changes everything.
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Melissa is abducted at night. Her relatives do everything they can to find the girl, and their investigation leads to the 11th District crime organization. The truth slowly comes to light, which changes everything.
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Written By:Olivér Ganzer
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