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Death Scenes 3 (1993)
Death Scenes 3 is a documentary film and presents a collection of archive photos from the LAPD's files, showcasing a range of early twentieth-century crime photos, including suicides, murders, fire-related deaths, and gangland-style murders.
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Death Scenes 3 is a documentary film and presents a collection of archive photos from the LAPD's files, showcasing a range of early twentieth-century crime photos, including suicides, murders, fire-related deaths, and gangland-style murders.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary, Horror
Written By:F.B. Vincenzo
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:88 minutes
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