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Deadly Sins (1995)
New area deputy Jack Gales arrives on the island to find that a girl at the local Catholic girls school has been found dead. After investigating, he finds that students have been disappearing regularly for five years, about the time Mother Bernadette passed away. Gales and the Mother Superior's secretary Cristina work together to try and unravel the mystery.
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New area deputy Jack Gales arrives on the island to find that a girl at the local Catholic girls school has been found dead. After investigating, he finds that students have been disappearing regularly for five years, about the time Mother Bernadette passed away. Gales and the Mother Superior's secretary Cristina work together to try and unravel the mystery.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Horror
Written By:Malcolm Barbour, John Langley
In Theaters:10/17/1995
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Libra Pictures, Shavick Entertainment
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