Homicide Suicide
A night of drinks with her co-workers turns into a living nightmare. A young woman is found barely alive-violated and discarded by the very men she trusted. Her sister doesn't wait for justice. She demands it. The game of Homicide Suicide.
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A night of drinks with her co-workers turns into a living nightmare. A young woman is found barely alive-violated and discarded by the very men she trusted. Her sister doesn't wait for justice. She demands it. The game of Homicide Suicide.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Dale Stelly, A.B. Dollars
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Studio:Charach Productions, Stelly Entertainment
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