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In Puerto Rico, many children have been going missing and then found dead. Everyone is terrified and won't let their children go out to play. The police will try anything possible to find this serial murderer, even using as bait a coveted girl worth more than fifteen million dollars.
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In Puerto Rico, many children have been going missing and then found dead. Everyone is terrified and won't let their children go out to play. The police will try anything possible to find this serial murderer, even using as bait a coveted girl worth more than fifteen million dollars.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:David Aponte
Written By:David Aponte
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NDE Studios Inc.

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