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He heard a baby cry
Kyuman, who was delivered to the house where the murder took place. He hear a child crying deep inside the house.
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Kyuman, who was delivered to the house where the murder took place. He hear a child crying deep inside the house.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeon Woo-sung
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Runtime:21 minutes
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