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What if a man with a mental condition, living in a fantasy world and detached from all emotional responsibility, is in real life the prime suspect for a series of murders targeting young women? Bill Thompson awakens to reality when forced to confront the truth about himself. Is he really the serial killer behind these murders
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What if a man with a mental condition, living in a fantasy world and detached from all emotional responsibility, is in real life the prime suspect for a series of murders targeting young women? Bill Thompson awakens to reality when forced to confront the truth about himself. Is he really the serial killer behind these murders
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Daniel Cayarga
In Theaters:3/17/2017
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Daniel Cayarga
Director
Tom Downing
Bill Thompson
Emily Dennis
Julie / Simone West
Drew Cooper
Delmar Ogilvie
Daniel Sobieray
Bill Thompson
Kitty Robertson
Laura Sinclair
Jeffrey Alan Solomon
Jack Simms
Rich Colozzi
Dr. Cummings
Adam LaFramboise
Killer
Jay Thomas Fox
Captain O'Donnell
Shea Whitehead
Wife
Gavin Maddox Bergman
Son
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